Everything You NEED to Know About Naming Chords
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- Goin over the basics to playing all the chords! Get yourself a set of Elixir strings and start playing those major7#11 chords!
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Well now that I’ve eyeballed that Taylor for about 7 minutes, I’ll start over and pay attention this time
Dude! This is great! You anticipated so many questions and have clarified many that I've had over the years. Thx!
Classic! Starts from the basics, the major scale, explaining the pattern and then building up the chords and the thought behind the aberrations. Brilliant as always! Also, pretty sinister of YT to force shorts like that
Thanks for another great lesson on naming and the structure of chords. I will need to watch it a few more times to try and fully understand the lesson.
It'll all sink in eventually!
Appreciate ya, Sean. Great video.
Enharmonic notes. When a B is called a Cb, etc. add that into the sus2 vs sus4 situation and I find myself needing electro shock therapy and psycho tropic drugs to restart my brain! Thanks for posting and glad to see you are not wearing scuba gear. Look forward to the shorts. I actually like this stuff until I get brain freeze.
Hope Ian was easy on the home base, Sean. Good to see a new vid
Best lesson and with humor. Thanks.
Sean you are the best guitarist and teacher I've ever had if it wastfor your website I would have stopped by now fyi second best haven't seen the best yet
Glad to see you made it thru the storm
Brilliant. So clear. Thanks so much.
Happy to help!
You arey guitar hero, interval boy. No kidding, where were you when I started learning to play. I guess still in the primordial guitar ooze! Lol Thanx
I think this is a lesson where the whiteboard would be invaluable, along with the guitar. I simply could not visualise much of what you covered.
So basically, a D suspended 2 chord can also be considered an A suspended 4 chord with a D in the bass. And an A suspended 4 chord can be considered a Dsus2 chord with an A in the bass depending on the key/context.
On a related note, the Aadd9 fingered 542400 becomes a C#minor7 if you remove the root note on the 6th string, I.e. x42400.
Best intros in the biz.
Wow. That helps!
That guitar! ❤
I always like to stare at a keyboard, even one that’s not plugged in, when I’m thinking about this stuff. A quick three or four second cut to counting out chords on keys might be worth it for explaining things, especially why B’s are flat and F’s are sharp and such.
did u ever see Paul McCartney talking about a painting he saw of an old man playing guitar. old man playing a chord with just 2 fingers. he thought I try that chord see what it sounds like. liked the sound it made and wrote a song around it.
That's all very good and well but how are things in your part of the State? Hope you're safe man!
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop? A one, a three, a five, a seven. SEVEN!
If it sounds good, it sounds good.
Great lesson,
as usual...but really hate TH-cam's push for shorts!
How important is it to memorize every note on the fret board?
Hey Sean! You live on gulf coast of Florida, right? Cool to see this vid posted. Assuming you and yours OK after Ian?
He lives in Sarasota alright. This video was likely pre-recorded but hopefully he's fine.
17:40 Comic gold
Don't want to deal with those chord truthers
Hello 👋 Sean and all!
I find this very hard to understand... Would onscreen graphics help or should I be watching another video/short before this one?
I won't buy anything but Martin strings I've tried others but Martin strings and always the best they last a long time and they are good quality.
Once you get intervals nothing is complicated.?
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Do you have a guitar that you don’t use please? I wanna learn but I cannot afford one
lost me when you talked about how the G7 and the c I get the dominant part so it's flat but why ... Is that because it's the five cord? Can you maybe elaborate on that in some other video please thank you
essentially... that's when you really need to get into understanding the modes. in the key of c: the c scale is ionian (I chord). the g scale is mixolydian (V chord). the mixolydian scale is identical to the ionian scale except the 7th note is a half step from the 6th instead of a full step. there is a lot of great theory and technique about pulling the individual scales out of the keys which is really helpful to understanding chord construction and intermediate music theory. hope that helps
@@Furdoggg thank you...time to level up
It’s about the 7.G-B-D-f.in the key of c,there is an f.in the key of g the seven is f#so look at everything from its major scale.G-B-D-F#,would be major 7 flat the 7 that’s how you get your dominant.they also call it a minor 7.because in g min the seven is f
Take a major scale, say C maj. There is one, AND only one note in that scale ('scale degree') upon which you can build a chord of 1-3-5-b7 with all four elements of the chord being diatonic in the major scale concerned, for instance C: ONLY G-B-D-F works as a 7th with a flatted seventh, where all of the notes of the chord are in the major scale concerned, e. g., C.
D7? Nope, F# in the third. E7? No, G# in the third.
ONLY G7 can work as a 7th chord with a flatted seventh in the key of C major.
ONLY the the 7th built on the 5th scale degree of a major scale can fit the bill.
When you hear G7, you want to hear C major very rapidly - it's one of the most very fundamental phenomena in Western music. That's why the V7 chord in a major tonality DEFINES the major scale with which it is associated. That's why it's The Dominant Seventh.
Hope that helps. Once you see why, it clicks.
I think you have great potential but skipping around between Key’s, numbers and Notes is a bit quick. A ton of great info just comes at me a bit quick. Maybe I need to learn more Key’s than C maj. When you say like a 7 or 11 sharp are you saying that note is a half step higher or it’s sharp because you’re in another Key. I get adding an 11th note. How do you start the process of being in another key because you jumped in to the Key of F for a second? Is it the note you start the scale with I know this is a bit basic and something maybe I should have learned 30 years ago. If you had some sort of visual aid like a shot of a white board with the scale written down along with the numbers I would benefit from it. Great vide I’ll have to check out your shorts
why do new guitars have plastic holes in the body. it's just started to happen
I embraced the marketing and slapped some Elixir puppies (10s) on to one of my acoustics, actually my R&B electroacoustic. Sound good, fun to play; slick a bit.
Alright! Glad you're trying em out!!
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Mah brains hurt 😝
So you are OK?
One thing that I find confusing is that a minor chord is also a major 6th.
@@rajeshgumber363 I figured that out, but I don't know what progressions where a minor chord can be used as a 6th. Does the chord voicing matter?
What really matters is what the bass is playing at the time. E.g. an A, C, E triad with an A in the bass is an Am. If the bass player (or left hand on the piano) instead plays a C note with that triad, then you have a C6 chord.
Lol.that confused me too.but it’s all about the third.no other note matters when it’s between maj or min.i was really confused why a minor 6 chord had a major 6.major scale is king
Do you speak a second language?
Maybe Italian or French?
I'm still confused. I hate shorts...I never wear them.
😂😂😂😂 Then be named a spouse or independent! 😂😂 Ok! 🙄😳 Back 2 the Chords...
Grifter Sean, can you stack licks and play something resembling lead playing. I would like to see some moving around lead playing because it seems like lead playing is always just a bunch of small licks Doing slidey moves and looking really complicated. Break it down.
SEAN I HATE BARR CHORDS.
Just leave!
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You dont explain well That's a 4000 dollar Taylor.