Learn 100 Guitar Chords in 8 Minutes
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- Quickly learn how to play and memorize over 100 guitar chords in only 8 minutes with 9 moveable shapes. Check out how to do the same thing on the A string here:
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Ikr
I hate those ads
Literally every ad I get, it's so annoying when you're at least intermediate on guitar and they play 1 note.
Simply guitar is well to put it simply, dogshit.
Bro I tried it and it makes you pay to even learn
No bullshit... Straight to the point. This helped me so much.
Thanks for watching Guy!
Sean Daniel thanks mate! It really helped a lot, much appreciated.Thanks for taking the time to post such importan stuff.
keep it up man !! Very nice video
Dont swear
instablaster
Finally found someone on the Internet for some genuine guitar lessons.
Welcome to the party!
Never knew you could use movable shapes to create 6th and 9th chords. Thanks for opening that door for me.
playing guitar by ear for 10 years only know how to read basic notes. this is an eye opener. thank you so much
Happy to help Donovan!
Recently when I was out, I met a black girl and she was asking me with the most tender, but not shy voice, I ever heard, for a Maj7#11 in second inversion, based on a drop 2/3 voicing. Of course my breath was completely taken away - but I stayed cool (at least tried to stay cool), took my sunglasses (yes, of course I always wear them in a bar, too!) a bit down, looked deep into her golden brown eyes and told her: "No prob, every kid could play that, lady!" And I played that magical sounding, shimmering chord voicing... for a short moment, there was only silence in the room. She looked at my fingers, with a surprised face, then she looked at my face - then directly in my eyes... for seconds the time just stood still - there was only us in the whole universe... the sounds around us muted... she stepped a foot towards me... and whispered as slow as possible:"Marry me!" I was very much surprised (of course I tried not to show that), took my glasses slowly away, walked the slowest two steps of my life towards her, kissed her tenderly on that so nice light reflection on her black skin on her left cheek and finally, very slowly our lips moved towards each-other and I felt her very soft and warm lips melting into mine. 14 days later we got married - and we're talking every day about crazy chord voicings, symmetric scales and which upper structures to play over which chords.
This is beautiful.
Blockbuster romantic movies have been based on far less....Go Ollie!
One word....lmao
@@Eric-lm4fg r/woosh
@@Eric-lm4fg Aw, dang it.
Sean you explain this the fastest easiest way than anyone else on TH-cam ! Brilliant teacher!
Dude........ I've been trying to memorize chord after chord for years to the point I was forgetting a chord for every new one I "learned." After watching this twice I've learned them all!!!!! I can't thank you enough. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos.
So great to hear Harley! Thanks for watching :)
@@seandaniel23 is this how every chord we barre works? Like for example suspended ones?
I've been playing for years and felt locked in the basic chord structure zone, unable to remember all the various combinations down the neck. This video has unshackled me! Thank you, mate
So great to hear!
I had literally the same problem! 😫😂
I am so confused (but the beginning made me laugh so there's one plus)
Emma I didn't understand a thing I just heard a person spouting letters and numbers...
I just didn't understand why he had to use the hardest variations of chords existing. Like just go with the first fret A major, three fingers, consecutive strings, boom.
@@bestusernameever6518 I'm sure you understand music.
@@ryanchungus8972 I don't. I've never received professional training and everything I know about music I learned on my own.
@@bestusernameever6518 The idea is not to have the simplest shapes, but rather to have the simplest application of a shape to play a chord that you don't have memorized. If one were to use first fret A then they would be unable to modify it in the way that the video is trying to demonstrate, meaning it would not be applicable to learning new chords.
if any one is interested the bigger chords eg the 9th 11th 13th come from adding a note to a 7th chord, so the 1st 3rd and 5th are all ready in the major or minor chord if we make the chord into a 7th chord, either major 7th, dominant 7 (using the flat 5th) or a minor 7 or even a minormaj7th (a minor chord with a major, not flat, 7th) we have used the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th notes from our scale, that leaves the 2nd, 4th and 6th left to add to our 7th chord, so A7th + 2nd = A9, 7+2 =9. if we use Am7 and add a 4th 7+4=11 so we would have Am11, if we use a Amaj7 and add a 6th note, 6+7=13 so we would have Amaj13.
so all you have to do is basically take your 7th chord and add either a 2nd, 4th or 6th to it! that's the basics of extended chords your 9ths, 11th and 13th chords. their is more to learn but this is a good to extending your chord knowledge.
Thanks for adding to the dialogue James, great tips!
👍
Oof
Why hasn't someone explained it like this before, so much more simple to understand. Thanks man
woah-
MAJOR CHORD SHAPES
1) 1:59 A-Major
2) 2:18 Dom7 (raised 7th note, NOT - Amaj7, which is just the 7th note)
3) 2:51 A9
4) 3:30 A-maj7
5) 3:49 Maj6 (his personal fav)
MINOR CHORD SHAPES
1) 4:42 Aminor
2) 4:48 Am7
3) 5:09 Am9
4) 5:12 Am6
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Bigly thx!
you have it mixed up, the dominant 7th isnt raised, the maj7 is, but i very much appreciate these time stamps anyway
Wait so why didn’t he show us a major 9 and A6
Wouldn’t A9 if it includes the 1 3 5 and the 9 wouldn’t that be AMajor9
Now girls are finnaly going to like me!
Thanks Sean
Okay can you gimme an AmM9 please or a Bb7#9#5 thanks 😅😂 just kiddin
AmM9 isn't too bad, but jeez the Bb7#5#9 is.. also not too bad
N AmM9 what's to point of that the 9 is the same no matter if it's major or minor? So that would be the same as a Am9.
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This is a GREAT tutorial for someone like me who already knows music theory, as I've been playing jazz piano for a few years now, but wants to move onto guitar. Thanks so much, this is gonna save me a ton of time. Don't skip out on music theory kids
Awesome to hear Jose! I'm glad it was helpful!
Im 30 and ive been playing guitar since i was 16 and never stopped,.
this literally unlocked soooooooooooo much for me you dont even know.
now im just ripping thru all these covers like a beast making them sound even better.
top it off i can finally use the whole fret board and sing in my key.
dude thank you so much.
Happy to hear it!
Songs will never sound the same anymore...
+Alex Miller You know it!
Your videos are fun to watch. I love that you keep things light but still manage to pass on important info. Some guitarists are so earnest they make me want to throw my pick at my monitor. I would throw my guitar at my monitor but I like both too much.
Thanks so much! I'm happy to spare your monitor. :)
9 X 12 = 108 in case you were wondering. Thanks for the 108 chords!
Thanks for doing the math Anthony :)
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on this stuff!!! Thank you!!!
~Vince
Excellent, at last, an intelligent explanation. Thx
Gotta spread the knowledge!
so true. he explained it while the others just run through
"women like you based on how many chords you know" :'))))))))))))))
Damn chord diggers
XD
+sayazdir hahahahahahahahah I'm fuckin dyin
+sayazdir Be careful who you date she might want you for your sick Gm7 playing
lol yes
Really well done! Great job on explaining chord shapes. Thank you!
Thanks! Gonna make a video on d string rooted chords soon so stay tuned!
i just love how your lessons are based on understanding what's happening on the fret board , with the humorous intro of each lesson
Thanks Omar! I'll try and keep it up!
All "stuff", no "fluff". Excellent video. If only all videos on TH-cam were so useful.
Thanks so much Joe!
Thank you! Great lesson. Learned so much.
This would actually be a funny story haha! keep up the good videos.
Will do!
Awesome video. You made all that soooo much easier to learn and understand in soooo little time. You've made some great videos, but for me, and what this has done for my playing and comprehending what I'm playing and why, this was the absolute best out of them all. Thank you for sharing.
Man, there are millions of videos on TH-cam about guitar chords and this video is the best. Very clear and simple to understand. Thanks for this.
it is the perfect lesson ever seen in youtube, all chords in package thank you bro hats up to you from nepal
Thanks so much man! I'll keep em coming!
I wish someone could explain chords like this 10 years ago. Great job!
Happy to help! Better late than never!
Finally after spending all my life on TH-cam, a Guitar video worth watching.. Thanks bro.. God Bless You !!!
Really needed this video, it really gave me a hell lot of confidence and things to improve my playing. Thanks mate
this has helped me immensely thank you very much man
Glad to hear it!
Lol intro was funny, lesson was great, you are good man
Thanks so much Aderibigbe!
Thank you so much for this material and your time!!
This is one of my favorite video of you, thanks for great video DANIEL...!!
Yo thanks so much. I learned alot, now to practice these.
+Horse Thief Keep up the good work!
Wow. I love this!!! so good. too good. damn! Thank you
Happy to help!
hey Sean, just want to say thanks. I've been messing around with my guitars for years. I pick it up, play for a while, get bored because I suck at it and get rid of it then a few years later I get back into it, get a new guitar and same thing. but now, cause I can look you up on TH-cam, it recently just clicked. scales, cords, everything. I dream guitar. I can actually jump back and forth all over the neck playing a cord anywhere and then do a little solo action back to cord. thanks man. I really mean it. you've made all the difference. awesome.
Thanks :) That means a lot to me that I was able to help and make such a big difference.
More good stuff right here! Thanks for going right to the scale theory to explain the chords shapes. Taking the high road to guitar knowledge and hitting your audience with such shocking clarity and simplicity that makes it easy to understand and recall. There's beauty in them there chord structures!
High road all the way my man!
Quickly becoming the best guitar instruction on youtube.
+Jon Holland TV Thanks man! When you gonna release some music!!!??
+Sean Daniel Probably when I get my @$$ off the internet. :)
marty : never gonna happen
Hey Sean, I loved the video it was very very helpful. I was wondering if you could make a similar video but for chords with roots on the 5th(A) string. Keep up the good work, few videos have helped as much as this one!!!
+tonecho94 Sure thing, I've got a couple I'm editing right now but I'll make one soon. Thanks for watching!
+Sean Daniel Yes I would LOVE to see this! Hope you make that video soon.
+Sean Daniel Please disregard my other comment. I see you already got the video up. I'm about to watch it now. Thanks!
Awesome! Short sweet and clearly explained! Now just gotta practice practice and practice on it!
Awesome, that is a straight forward learning chords.... Thx sean...
Basically all chords are constructed using the first, third and the fifth from the major scale (A minor for example is really C major scale played from A as a starting point, A Minor 9 would have B in it however and not D).
You can embellish them by using more notes from that scale and even notes that are not in the scale like -10, -13 (so the tenth note from the scale lowered by a half step and the thirteenth note from the scale lower a half step).
By doing that you can even play chord melody (so melody not in individual notes but using chords).
You got it!
HOLY SHIT DUDE THAT WAS UNBELIEVABLY HELPFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH
Hey thanks for watching!
Such a big help, great way of explaining and all 'round great guy!
Fantastic video. Whenever I get stuck your videos are the only ones that help. Thank you
So glad to hear they're helpful!
Thank you so much!
Happy to help!
This is the essential lesson for beginners !
+Doug Stenza Thanks for watching!
Sean, you just totally made my brain click!! You just helped me understand a lot of things I didn't get 15 minutes ago! Thank you so much!!
I could never understand theory and music or read notes but this finally helped me break through! Thank you so much Sean!!
Thanks for the explanation, now I can finally play AMaj7 ... bitches love Major 7
Nature's most potent aphrodisiac
This is the most important lesson a guitarist can learn... Learn the shapes, and you can play about anything.
Yessir!! Keep rockin it!
Sean, I have learnt more about guitar watching the vids you've made over two nights, than I have in two years watching others! Booyah! Thank you sooooooooo much for explaining how all this stuff goes together!!! Pete
+Wardiup Thanks for the kind words, Pete. I'll keep em coming!! And let me know if you have any questions.
One of the best videos I've seen!! Thanks.... It helped me a lot
Thanks for checking it out!
That intro was "milk squirting out the nose" good!
Haha, thanks for watching!
That has to be the best intro i ever saw, lmao
True story ;)
This is brilliant.! Thank you so much. 🙏
exactly the video I was searching for, thank you :)
Now I Know the formula to GET girls
+Jazz Dago Careful with that information now!
+Sean Daniel hey Man, an amazin work you're doing here, can you say what's that guitar from video ?
Thanks, it's a Gibson 333. They made them for a little while as an alternative to the 335, the main differences being that it's not a single, solid piece of wood, and less expensive hardware and pickups. I put a classic '57 in the neck and it sounds great.
or when she asked to show her the chord, you could of just said "dont woory about chords, let me show you what else i can do with my guitar fingers, they're very flexable"....lol.... then show her to the bedroom.... saves you learning all the chords...lol.
Hi Sean. I have a question about A Minor 6 position. Second note in this chord is F sharp. You said that this is 6th note of minor scale. But 6th note of this scale is F. How this F sharp is a 6th note? And how would you name chord with F in it (it would be second finger on third fret on on D string) ? Great video btw. very helpful.
I had the exact same question when I first learned this chord. It's kind of strange but the 6 is taken from the major scale, even though it's a minor chord. I made a video that goes into depth on it, hope it helps! th-cam.com/video/Wjba_-yYAv4/w-d-xo.html
That's one of the best videos I've seen in recent times. Thumbs up man :) Really helped unlike other crappy videos.
Thanks so much for the thumbs up!
Great video! You broke it down so well!!!
Could you do it with the root note on the A string as well?
+Sudharsan Krishnakumar Yeah I'm actually working on that one right now so it should be up within the week. Thanks for watching!
Sean Daniel Awesome! Really appreciate it, thank you :)
I thought you were gonna say, "She will invariably ask you... Can you play 'Stairway to Heaven?'"
That's actually happened less than the Am9 one.
Like it!! simple and straight to the point.
Greay going man, can learn alot. Just subscribed
i got 2 girlfriends now thanks a lot bro!
Happy to help!
does someone have a link to a chart with all these on paper? thanks!
I need to make one!
Yes please. Would be most helpful for memorization
Fabulous lesson, great info. You are a great teacher!
Thanks so much for reaching out :) Ill keep it going!
best lessons I'v ever come across;) Righteous personality to go along with the videos too! Thanks :)
Thanks so much Joe!
what´s the difference between the A 7 and A Major 7?
A7 is actually an A with the seventh note from the scale but lowered by a half step.
So really -7.
For example if we use the scale of C the seventh would be B and if we add that we get C major 7 but if we lower that note to Bes we get C7.
The naming is peculiar because C major 7 should really be called C7 and what we have come to traditionally call C7 should be called C minus 7.
So the "major" connects to 7 not to C.
Great answer! The only thing I might add is just to emphasize that the 7th note from the scale means the 7th note from the A major scale, sometimes it can get confusing for people thinking of different scales. I'm right there with you though, I think Amajor7 should really be called A7, and Adominant7 should require the longer name.
There is a rarely used triangle symbol that sometimes appears between the A and the 7 for the dominant version. But I'm guessing because keyboards don't have the symbol it just became A7.
do for the same video for the A string barre/type chords pls :p. and add some sus **** as well :D
I actually have one on the A string! Gonna do a d string one soon :)
I have been playing many years but I love your practical approach to chord structure -
I came to this video at first and was confused. Came back again months later still confused. And then after a couple of days more i finally get it you're so freaking awesome thank you.
That intro...
yeah totally happens to me all the time.
Right?! Very common situation.
@@seandaniel23 are you married?
It totally true. Women only value a few things.... Skills if you will. And various chords are one of them. My saddest day was when my old girlfriend (swimsuit model) left me for Slash. All because he knew a hundred chords and I only knew basic cowboy chords. I even learned all the G & R covers, but she said it was over. Oh how I wish I would have learned my chords....
and Slash strikes again!
One of the best lessons I've seen. Thanks so much!
Thank you for the video! This was really helpful :3
need to clean your fretboard bro!
But nice work
+Smoo Lord Dude you're so right. I'm the absolute worst at guitar maintenance. I hereby vow to improve! Thanks for checking it out!
that would never happen cuz I never go out on a date😂
Maybe you just need a few more chords :)
Sean Daniel Lol probably😂 thanks for the lesson anyway✌
this is pure gold bro. Starting to learn more intermediate chords as i get better and better with guitar and I find this videio. Thank u
This is eye opening,thanks Sean👍
Really good tutorial, clean your fretboard though.
Man I know! I learned my lesson :)
This guy sounds like Pewdiepie :o
Pewdiepieeeeeeeeee!
Checking this out for 1st time, Sean! Thanks for the LINK! Excellent Lesson! I wouldn't sell that guitar, Sean!!!!
you're awesome man!!! thank you so much for making life easier
Very Cool, that's is my problem with woman's
I wish this was on spanish😭 i just have a "44 chords in 39 m" -.-
Haha oh no! That's still pretty good though :)
Thank you and thanks for the video, I will try to understand hahaha greetings from Uruguay
+Matias Armand ugon te veo por todo TH-cam Jajajaj
Jajaja :)
hey man this is the best tutorial I have seen. I love this video. I really appreciate what did here. I can't thank you enough.
Right to the point ! Thanks for the big step
Please try in Eassy way
I went back to her place and there was a bassoon in the corner. Thanks for nothing...
If you made it into a bassoon player's place, you've already won.
This is a great video and very inspiring! A very 'cool' delivery and one which will hold everyone's interest! Thank you very much for this!
No prob Craig, thanks for watching!
most helpful video i’ve ever watched, thank you so much man
I still have traumatic memories from the last time a girl dumped me because I didn't know an Am9...
*shudders*
We've all been there. Time heals all wounds my friend.
I could learn people every possible chord in 20 minutes. Just explain how chords are made up and you could build them yourself.
Fundamentals are the way to go!
Robert true
I really enjoy your videos...very informative. Keep 'em coming..Thanks !
Thanks so much! I'll keep cranking em out!
OMG! You are hilarious. I was cracking up at the beginning, and then also fell in love with the lesson. Nice Job!
Thanks so much Christopher! I'll keep em coming!