Today we check out how to spice up boring metal riffs, we reharmonize a basic riff and include some 'Jazz Chords' - by adding the major/minor thirds and major/minor sevenths to the perfect fifths and extending the voicings beyond that we get some really interesting results - tabs and guitar pro files for the riff are online for all students here: www.patreon.com/bernth
Thank you Bernth ! ! I like the fact that in your playing you use real chords as oppossed to power chords. It makes the music come alive ! ! My classical guitar background helped me learn the fretboard and just by watching your video now I discovered that a lot of your voicings are common jazz voicings that I now can use to write songs with. Thank you so much!! Please give us more of these modern voicings in your videos. They really sound great and very musical. I think I'll sart writing rock songs like this. And again don't stop your videos they're too précious.
Bernth thank you for this incredible lesson. The legendary Vito Bratta used a lot of unique chords like this in his playing. And again your lessons are indispensable!!
I definitely need this homework, it's right along the lines of stuff I'm working to improve...which is technically everything. :) Thanks as always my good man!
I am Brazilian and the first thing my guitar teacher done to me was explain the harmonic patterns. And he teached me to play bossa nova - this jazzy aproach is common. But I never learned everything about this... Well, I only know that is very good to listen guys who bring this to metal, like John Petrucci, Periphery or Animals as Leaders. Thanks Man!
I have a question though. At 8:05 you referred B as a minor third of G, isn't it supposed to be major third? Or am I just confused with something? Haha nice video as always Bernth! You rock :)
Man this is amazing stuff. Those chords are my absolute favorite. When i thinking chords its 7th. They brought tension suspense and original dare i say "modern" feel. Cheers.
Exactly what I need ! I'm currently in a Music School too, apparently same kind as you did, and sometimes I'm like "How to mix all this theory to Metal ?" Thank you dude !
I understood half of it, sadly im just learning about this stuff... but I Loved what you did there converting that boring riff into something exciting. Thanks
Excellent topic and great playing. I have been studying chord theory which has led me into 7ths, 9ths, and more. Started to feel doomed to only use my knowledge for jazz lol
Amazing video, really love your work and will be checking out your other videos, one thing I would like to say is that perhaps a guitar with more traditional fret inlays would work better for these videos as it would be easier to keep track of what frets you are playing as you move around the neck, it is a very nice guitar though!
A more basic lesson would be great I'm not good at chord theory. Also your videos are extremely helpful and I subbed. Could you make another one of these videos for drop tunings?
I'd be interested to hear what songs you have made from using jazz chords in metal I've always wanted to hear what jazz metal sounds like and wanted it to take over as a subgenus that later becomes pop just like many others
Sir, you have probably the best teaching style of the guitar channels I follow - do yoy have a teaching degree also? As a college professor myself, it just makes me wonder. Excellent channel, videos and lessons.
Today we check out how to spice up boring metal riffs, we reharmonize a basic riff and include some 'Jazz Chords' - by adding the major/minor thirds and major/minor sevenths to the perfect fifths and extending the voicings beyond that we get some really interesting results - tabs and guitar pro files for the riff are online for all students here: www.patreon.com/bernth
do you ever plug your hair into amplifier by mistake
Nice
Thank you Bernth ! ! I like the fact that in your playing you use real chords as oppossed to power chords. It makes the music come alive ! ! My classical guitar background helped me learn the fretboard and just by watching your video now I discovered that a lot of your voicings are common jazz voicings that I now can use to write songs with. Thank you so much!!
Please give us more of these modern voicings in your videos. They really sound great and very musical. I think I'll sart writing rock songs like this. And again don't stop your videos they're too précious.
Bernth thank you for this incredible lesson. The legendary Vito Bratta used a lot of unique chords like this in his playing. And again your lessons are indispensable!!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much 😊
Happy you can use this one, hope you have fun practicing :)
Just in time, I was starting to learning some basics of Jazz, but this lesson is freaking awesome
I definitely need this homework, it's right along the lines of stuff I'm working to improve...which is technically everything. :)
Thanks as always my good man!
Another refreshing topic about guitar practizing!
I am Brazilian and the first thing my guitar teacher done to me was explain the harmonic patterns. And he teached me to play bossa nova - this jazzy aproach is common. But I never learned everything about this... Well, I only know that is very good to listen guys who bring this to metal, like John Petrucci, Periphery or Animals as Leaders. Thanks Man!
Great job man! Best regards from Brazil! Amazing tip!!!!!!
This was also what I was looking for! Thanks a lot Bernth :)
I have a question though. At 8:05 you referred B as a minor third of G, isn't it supposed to be major third? Or am I just confused with something? Haha nice video as always Bernth! You rock :)
Man this is amazing stuff. Those chords are my absolute favorite. When i thinking chords its 7th.
They brought tension suspense and original dare i say "modern" feel. Cheers.
It's like you read my mind. I was just looking for help writing "jetal" or "mazz" music. Thanks again!
Dig the lessons. And I enjoy the 10 Steps to Modern Shredding, finishing up week one 🤘
Been learning jazz. Wanted to use in metal playing. And you came along. Thanks. Oh and love your fret inlays
Exactly what I need !
I'm currently in a Music School too, apparently same kind as you did, and sometimes I'm like "How to mix all this theory to Metal ?"
Thank you dude !
Your lessons are excellent.
nice work benth sir tou the best teaching
I understood half of it, sadly im just learning about this stuff... but I Loved what you did there converting that boring riff into something exciting. Thanks
Tasty riff and fantastic presentation.
great WORK
Thanks as always Bernth.
Another awesome lesson, thanks Bernth!
Excellent topic and great playing. I have been studying chord theory which has led me into 7ths, 9ths, and more. Started to feel doomed to only use my knowledge for jazz lol
Wow...great lesson bro been really loving ur vids! Got my sub!
You are amazing!!!
Always love your video about guitar.... give me more dark and haunted chords ....cheers from Indonesia
Amazing video, really love your work and will be checking out your other videos, one thing I would like to say is that perhaps a guitar with more traditional fret inlays would work better for these videos as it would be easier to keep track of what frets you are playing as you move around the neck, it is a very nice guitar though!
cool guitar, cool tutorial
Very cool voicings, Thanx for sharing
Well just came across this and had to subscribe thank you sir for providing amazing content
Great Lesson!!!! Those riffs sound so cool! Thanks!!!!
Happy you like that one, have fun with the voicings :)
@@Bernthguitar Thanks! You have a great channel here!
wow you have a clean channel !! ;D ty for sharing your knowledge !
Can you maybe make a video on how to use a metronome with harder stuff
Wow..como suena de hermoso esa guitarra con esa distorcion 😍😍🤘🤘🎸🎸
Saludos desde Colombia
Saludos desde Viena 🙂🤘🏻
A more basic lesson would be great I'm not good at chord theory. Also your videos are extremely helpful and I subbed. Could you make another one of these videos for drop tunings?
I'd be interested to hear what songs you have made from using jazz chords in metal I've always wanted to hear what jazz metal sounds like and wanted it to take over as a subgenus that later becomes pop just like many others
Great lesson man.
Nice riff
Haven't gotten into chord restructuring yet, but this is some good info to keep in mind nevertheless.
Thank you again man
I'd love to see a basic metal chord video
amazing . .
I like your distorsi.. So smoot 😍
new sub here, thanks for all the info!
1:04
Can you also play a spinal cord?
That´s an very interesting approach.
Got a new subscriber! ;-)
AJ of Issues. 👍🏽
5:52 minor chord doesn't contain the ninth, therefore this is a minor add9 chord
Hi Bernth can you make some videos about the guitar terminology or leave a link to some useful websites about it. It will be very helpful for us.
I thought you were going to start playin On The Back Of Angels by Dream Theater at 7:06
Sir, you have probably the best teaching style of the guitar channels I follow - do yoy have a teaching degree also? As a college professor myself, it just makes me wonder. Excellent channel, videos and lessons.
Thank you very much, happy you enjoy the content! Yes, I studied Jazz/Pop guitar and instrumental pedagogics at the Vienna Music Institute :)
Nice guitar! Name??
Why does nohting make sens
I can't understand anything
Am I that stupid
Is this standart tuning?
Wonderful! But... How do you do to play these chords with definition and no sound awkward? Do you use less distortion or are the caps? See you, Man!
pay attention to chord voicing
warum kan man eigentlich keine deutsche untertitel auswählen?? ich bin nämlich leider nicht so gut im englisch😅
I can sweep. And all. But in theory I suck. I never know what's the 5th or major 3rd. Or this words makes me lost
First order condition of being true opeth fan
yohoo~ big summer blowout?
Austrian?
You have a slight accent.
Djent chords, not jazz
Jazz Chords take the aggression out of metal. Don't do it or youll sound like the soy metal thats so popular now.