Connect your Chords with Double Stops. Make you rhythm guitar MUCH more interesting!

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There’s a very simple and practical way to make your rhythm guitar much more interesting. Instead of just playing straight cords you can create some movement to it by just adding double stops from your chords.
In each of the simple chord shapes you play, you can connect to double stops in a very simple way. That will make your rhythm guitar playing way more rich and fun to play.
This is an intermediate guitar lesson.

[@Docsjeff]

You can used the D shape on the bottom 3 and 3,4&5 strings
Hammer ons and Offs.
Really liking your tone.What position and what pedals ?

[@doclexington4640]

Tx for your comment! I'm an older guy with short, stiff fingers who likes to produce different sounds when soloing or jamming w/ others. This lesson and your comment sure adds considerable range and enjoyable sound.

[@thoughtprovoking001]

Thankyou! This is an exceptional and easy to follow lesson. 👏

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Your Strat has an amazing tone ---wow !

[@lucasolari3756]

veru useful!!! a tab summary would be appreciated!

[@Docsjeff]

That C string hammer on is just because you’re out of neck to use your D shape.

[@DiebaarMichaelWessels-wi3se]

Nice playing my brother I'm Michael Wessels from South Africa very cool sounds you playing there

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thanks, my friend!

[@theguitarprofessionals8584]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pattburter9940]

Congratulations for 'ur double stops whaou so Amazing friend like It i'm a player keyboard and gonna to put It Down thanks seeya'

[@jasonmacphail5583]

I do not care what people think that includes you to

[@drivers1959]

good lesson,..use less reverb when interacting

[@Guto-df3hq]

Excelente... muito bom 😎

[@ignacioetxebarria5884]

Interesting video and a cool guitar. Is it a Strat Plus 89-90s? I’ve got the same one in black! Awesome model!

[@GuitarRevolution]

You got it! Really like this guitar!

[@davidmoro2228]

congratulations!!!! very very well explained double stops for beginners like me

[@kylehughes3850]

Fantastic teaching mate so easy to understand and I’ve watched a lot of videos, will definitely look for you for lessons from now.

[@GuitarRevolution]

Awesome, thank you!

[@lovgren777]

Great content!

[@iananslow494]

Fantastic lesson very easy to follow Thankyou

[@GuitarRevolution]

You're very welcome!

[@Delfin1405]

Top, thanks you !

[@ranjanadj]

very nice sir

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Your lesson has really improved my double stops ---much faster --thankyou !

[@tazanddo]

Thanks GR. Wow, this is an eye opener!
Can I give you 10 thumbs up?

[@luizcesargurski9764]

thanks ! great class!

[@GuitarRevolution]

You are welcome!

[@7guitarras326]

Nice tone bro, what pickups are you using?
I think you are using Neck position
And nice video too!!
Greetings from Chile

[@GuitarRevolution]

Hey hermano. I am using noiseless Lace Sensors. It's original from factory. This guitar is from 1989.

[@MartynShone]

Thank you 🙏 great tips

[@paulrhodesquinn]

Awesome, This is what I’ve been looking for! Subscribed

[@GuitarRevolution]

Awesome, thank you!

[@pclay103s]

Thank you.

[@davepett6531]

Great job

[@AndSoMuchMor]

Thankyou

[@LukeShort-q5t]

THANKS THATS REAL GREAT

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thanks!

[@billgreen6263]

Nice!

[@MarkBuondonno]

Gracias

[@johnmacmillan627]

Very nice! Thank you very much

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thank you too!

[@chau560902]

Good lesson for double stops

[@alandunn6602]

the teacher is not explaining - other than "I like this shape here" . not even a mention of major or minor.

[@freddysnip6257]

He defo does mention it, like G, D and C and Eminor. He even gives usable examples of licks and double stops .