I've been utilizing triads, diads and inversions for quiet a while now and watching this video reminds me that there are still other shapes and etc. I want to suggest that there is a tab animation of chords in the screen. This would be very helpful for beginners growth and as well as the channel's.
Thank you for posting this video! I have been playing for years, but have lacked the knowledge of different chord styles. I always revert to a barre chord or a traditional open chord. This video motivates me to expand my treasure chest and to try and apply these new chords (to me) going forward
@@worshipartistry I can appreciate that, I was grumpy when I wrote the comment though, and probably overly critical. I do appreciate all you guys are doing.
How do you go about memorizing the music? I know that most worship songs are not that complicated. I tried once just writing them out in Nashville number system. But then on Sunday morning I lose my place and panic,
What helped me gain confidence was to just put the sheet music in the ground and if I needed to look down, I would. Eventually I noticed that it was just a crutch and I didn’t look down at the music. So I stopped doing it. But a lot of practice really did it too. But it became natural after a while, but not at first.
Yes you can play them on acoustic. The lack of effects will make them sound a little thin. The idea is to add something extra to a crowded multiple guitar mix.
Will probably not work on acoustic played open. I mean, when playing with more than 1 acoustic guitar, what you can do is to have one guitar playing open and the other playing with a capo, transposing to the same key. It will work very well.
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I've been utilizing triads, diads and inversions for quiet a while now and watching this video reminds me that there are still other shapes and etc. I want to suggest that there is a tab animation of chords in the screen. This would be very helpful for beginners growth and as well as the channel's.
we offer all that on our website if you'd like to check that out, we do have a free trial!
Thank you again! These EG2 videos are a gold mine.
@@msturner79 awesome! So glad you’re finding them helpful!
THIS IS THE MOST HELPFUL VIDEO IVE SEEN AS SOMEONE DESCRIBED AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS VIDEO. Thank you so much sir
Thank you for posting this video! I have been playing for years, but have lacked the knowledge of different chord styles. I always revert to a barre chord or a traditional open chord. This video motivates me to expand my treasure chest and to try and apply these new chords (to me) going forward
Good stuff Nick. Not new to me but there are a few nuances you have added that are very helpful. 👍🎸
Love it man I use those all time
Thank you so much man watched a lot of your videos recently and this helped me open my fretboard up so much 🙏🙏🙏
So glad it helped!!
This was very insightful. Thanks for sharing these tips
@@godfreygomez thanks for letting us know! Any other tips you’d like to know or have help with?
Thanks Nick!!
@@m.ellingson1421 no problem! 👊
I’m the complainer from before, this was excellent. Everything was very clear
@@lukeconner 😂 I didn’t think you were complaining. Thank you dude 🙌
@@worshipartistry I can appreciate that, I was grumpy when I wrote the comment though, and probably overly critical. I do appreciate all you guys are doing.
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How do you go about memorizing the music? I know that most worship songs are not that complicated. I tried once just writing them out in Nashville number system. But then on Sunday morning I lose my place and panic,
What helped me gain confidence was to just put the sheet music in the ground and if I needed to look down, I would. Eventually I noticed that it was just a crutch and I didn’t look down at the music. So I stopped doing it. But a lot of practice really did it too. But it became natural after a while, but not at first.
What is the guitar that you are using? Telecaster specs?
It is a fender American ultra 2 with lambertone blondies pickups and Emerson custom wiring
Thanks man! May I ask what telecaster is that? 😊
No problem! It is a fender American ultra 2 with lambertone blondies pickups and Emerson custom wiring
what do you when a 2 or 3 or even a 7 comes in? do you use similar shapes?
Sounds like another video idea...
Will these chords work on acoustic guitars? I tried but didn’t feel good when I strummed these chords on an acoustic.
Yes you can play them on acoustic. The lack of effects will make them sound a little thin. The idea is to add something extra to a crowded multiple guitar mix.
Will probably not work on acoustic played open. I mean, when playing with more than 1 acoustic guitar, what you can do is to have one guitar playing open and the other playing with a capo, transposing to the same key. It will work very well.
I have played them many times on acoustic for acoustic sets, but I wouldn't play them as the only acoustic player personally.
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@@romanvelasquez578 🙌🙌
Thanks, “Nick Van Halen!”😀. I gotta watch all these videos now.
@@terrytosh7678 😂 you’re welcome!