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I really like the way you break it down and put it together. I’ve learned a lot over the past years but was having trouble putting it together you really helped me to understand and visualize it much better now I can’t unsee it awesome thank you
Ihave watched several teachers for several years. You are by far light-years ahead of any one else. So many lightbulb moments. THANK YOU, FOR ALL YOU DO FOR ALL OF US!!!!!
Your teaching method just makes me want to have a shot what you’re saying. Thanks for making the additional required willpower seem like a natural progression.
Great lesson! I think the loose terminology in the guitar world around “triads” is a bit confusing for learners. Why do we call the 4-pitch root position A-minor shape a “triad” but not the full 6-pitch bar chord shape? Technically both are triads because they contain only 3 notes.
That's a good point. Technically we should only call a three-string chord with a R 3 5 a triad. And often guitarists will have a four-string chord and call it a triad, I certainly do sometimes. But ... it's rock and roll I guess 😂
@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Well my music theory textbook would disagree and say any chord with any number of R 3 5 notes in any order is technically a triad. But in my experience when guitarists say triads they mean moveable triad chord shapes involving the top 3-4 strings. Guitarists also call vibrato bars “tremolo bars”, so yeah, rock n’ roll 😂
@@GuitarLessonsVancouver i would welcome that. i'm learning from YT and dont know any guitarist. so i'm never standing...Meanwhile All the singer and bands perform standing😆 .. so thank you bridging this gap
Was Mark Knopfler a "dumbed down" guitar player? He sure used triads a lot. Sounds like you're not really putting the time in to try them out for yourself and get good at them. I never met a guitar player who was good at triads who said, "I don't like triads."
I think you hit the nail on the head. Triads are exactly that, a dumbed down chord. The simplest version. Making them more versatile and useful than "full" chords in many applications. Plus, learning triads helps with learning the fretboard and finding notes (and combinations of notes) anywhere on the neck.
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I really like the way you break it down and put it together. I’ve learned a lot over the past years but was having trouble putting it together you really helped me to understand and visualize it much better now I can’t unsee it awesome thank you
Great to hear thank you! New lessons here almost every Saturday and lots more on our Patreon!
I’ve watched a lot of teachers over past few years and you sir are a bad ass love it
Thank you very much!!
Ihave watched several teachers for several years. You are by far light-years ahead of any one else. So many lightbulb moments. THANK YOU, FOR ALL YOU DO FOR ALL OF US!!!!!
Thank you very much! Really appreciate your support!
Really loving the lessons on your channel. 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you! That's great to hear 😎🎸
amazing as always
Thanks again!
Your teaching method just makes me want to have a shot what you’re saying. Thanks for making the additional required willpower seem like a natural progression.
Glad to hear it thank you! Getting good at triads is worth the effort!
I like the tone you're getting out of that Telecaster. Very Colin James "Why'd You Lie" vibes.
Nice lesson, too.
Thanks! I'll have a listen to that song :)
Awesome lesson! thank u so much.❤
Thank you! New lessons coming here almost every Saturday 🎸
Great way to start my weekend!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Brilliant Blue!!! Thanks for this great lesson!
Thank you as always!!!!
Thanks blue,really well explained.all makes sense.
Glad it was helpful!
At 6:53 and 7:32 your minor pentatonic shape has an extra note on the 2nd string (due to the barre I'm guessing). Other than that - great lesson.
Oops you're right. That was a mistake. Oh well. That note still works in the key :)
Another great lesson Blue
Thank you again!!
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful weekend also happy father's day ❤😊
Thank you! You too!
Super helpful! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson! I think the loose terminology in the guitar world around “triads” is a bit confusing for learners. Why do we call the 4-pitch root position A-minor shape a “triad” but not the full 6-pitch bar chord shape? Technically both are triads because they contain only 3 notes.
That's a good point. Technically we should only call a three-string chord with a R 3 5 a triad. And often guitarists will have a four-string chord and call it a triad, I certainly do sometimes. But ... it's rock and roll I guess 😂
@@GuitarLessonsVancouver Well my music theory textbook would disagree and say any chord with any number of R 3 5 notes in any order is technically a triad. But in my experience when guitarists say triads they mean moveable triad chord shapes involving the top 3-4 strings. Guitarists also call vibrato bars “tremolo bars”, so yeah, rock n’ roll 😂
First to say .. this is a First !
i dont think i've ever seen a 'Standing' Lesson.
i think this a ground Breaking vid
Hahah, yeah how about that eh? I think I'm going to do more like this just because otherwise I'm sitting all day anyway :)
@@GuitarLessonsVancouver i would welcome that. i'm learning from YT and dont know any guitarist. so i'm never standing...Meanwhile All the singer and bands perform standing😆 .. so thank you bridging this gap
i feel like im trapped in "triad hell" where every guitar lesson pretends its some magic secret when its literally a dumbed down chord
Was Mark Knopfler a "dumbed down" guitar player? He sure used triads a lot. Sounds like you're not really putting the time in to try them out for yourself and get good at them. I never met a guitar player who was good at triads who said, "I don't like triads."
Doesn't explain why he always wore the head band.......
@@Steve-dk7ec True, that part I can't explain 🤣
I think you hit the nail on the head. Triads are exactly that, a dumbed down chord. The simplest version. Making them more versatile and useful than "full" chords in many applications. Plus, learning triads helps with learning the fretboard and finding notes (and combinations of notes) anywhere on the neck.
@@Steve-dk7ec moving color TVs is hard work, and sweaty. Not to mention refrigerators...
Used to enjoy your videos but now they are just more ads goodbye