Try Out This EASY Chord Instead!
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What's up, my fellow guitar enthusiasts? Today's session at Guitar Practice Hub is switching to playing an easier chord for F major. If you're a guitar player who’s a bit older and more in the beginner stages, you'll hopefully appreciate the Fmaj7 chord as an alternative.
Easy Progressions with a cool strumming pattern : Get on the Fmaj7 Magic!
In this video, we're going to get hands on with Fmaj7, C, Am and a crazy Gadd11!! Let's play some guitar chords progressions with an easy chords practice session that adds a touch of harmonic sophistication to your strumming routine.
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Wondering what's the deal with Fmaj7? From chords on guitar for beginners to anyone looking for a fresh sound, we've got you covered. Let’s explore why this chord is about to become one of your new best friend in the world of easy guitar chords.
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Intro: 0:00
THE CHORD: 0:54
4 Chords 2:05
Strumming Pattern: 3:47
Ex. 1: 4:03
Ex. 2: 5:16
Ex. 3: 6:22
Ex. 4: 7:45
F Chord: 9:20 - เพลง
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I glad you taught about this.
Thanks, I hope it helps you with your playing!
nice work mate✌😎🤘
Thank you! Cheers!
Very cool bro..thx.nwn
Cheers bro!
After 46 years I still don't play it like that. Use the thumb Mr Hendrix. :)
Haha, that's a great way to do it. Through in an E7#9 while you're at it Mr Hendrix 😁
Fmaj7 is important because if you add a 9 you get the opening chord to A Hard Day's Night.
Yes! Love extended chords and that's a real iconic one for sure!
Do you have a solution for Bb?
Hi, I do have some thoughts on that. I'll make a video going through it!
I could use more what where when why, on that add11 bit. (Why and how is it 11¿)??
Great question. First up, that's the name for that configuration of a G chord.. But.. The reason we added an 11th , is to keep our first finger on fret 1 of the B string through this whole exercise. That's the note C... So the G chord (G B D)is now built with G B D C. In relation to G, C is 4 notes away.. G A B C. BUT, we're playing C in the next octave higher, so we add another 7 degrees of separation. 4 + 7 = 11.. Or, G1 A2 B3 C4 D5 E6 F7 G8 A9 B3 C11 D5 E13 F7 G8.. Haha, I hope you're not more confused now.. I'll have to make some videos on chord construction soon! The voicing for Gadd11 chord in this vid is Low E String - G, A string - B, open D, open G, B string - C, High E string - G.. (G B D G C G)
Yeah but Fmaj 7 sounds vastly different than F major.
Well yes and no.. I wouldn't say vastly as the 3 notes in the triad F (F, A & C) are in the chord. We just add an E to that (F, A, C & E) which is only a semitone below the root note of F. But, yes there's a difference in the harmonic quality. Thanks for your comment.
@@GuitarPracticeHub3 notes of a Dm7 are in an F Maj also. If you drop the F on the D string. It’s just not the same chord. Practice practice practice is the only way to learn to play it. From what I see on lesson videos, instructors are scaring students with Barred chords. They make way too much out of them and most of them seem to do it. Students are hearing over and over again about these “dreaded” chords. They’re not hard and they’re a must. My first teacher made me learn them. After a while they’re very easy. If you don’t learn an open F, you won’t learn an open Dm7.
@@johndelconte9915 I hear what you're saying and thanks for the great comment! I agree that practice is what gets you there and chords are chords, no need to play them up as being anything to worry about. You've given me a great idea to make some laid back and supportive barre chord practice vids.
@@GuitarPracticeHub I can’t wait to see them. I’ll be subscribing.
@@johndelconte9915 awesome, thanks mate!!
Fmaj7 is NOT a substiute for F maj .. just learn your chords properly, put some effort in and you will reap the benefits
That's great advice and how we all learn. Thanks for the comment. (Now why not learn both??)