don't you ever stop! you are best teacher in the world. you make everything easier and logical. your knowledge and your time for free. just... THANK YOU !
I cannot explain the joy this lesson gave me i was always puzzled as to why when you play in given key all the chords first one is major second minor third minor 4th major 5th major 6th minor and 7th-diminished!This lesson just explained it all what a beautiful lesson thank you so much for putting up this amazing lessons best channel on TH-cam for guitar theory and i cannot wait to have the full book when its ready-are you planning to make a hardcopy?Because i would love to have it as my guitar bible!🤗🤗🤗🤗
Really glad you're finding the lessons so helpful. No plans for a hard copy as of yet but that's not a bad idea :) Thanks for being part of the community! -Chad
Ive seen ALL the Music Theory for Guitar but my first comment. MAN YOU ARE REALLY GOOD. I finally understud lots a things I had hanging with no sense! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
All was clear until this lesson, this one is a little bit foggy :) Hope it will become more clear in the next lessons. Thank you for these lessons so much! Couldn't be more happy! So much effort!
I think things should clear up as you move through the lessons. You might have to watch some of them more than once though. I know when I was learning theory I had to go over the same info multiple times. Thanks! -Chad
What's shown in the video can help me build chord progression in the key of Fmajor. But how do I find the chord progression in the key of Fminor, Fminor7b5, Fdim, Fadd9 etc ?
Multiple chords can be built out of the F Major Scale. So the root is whatever the first note in those chords are. The chords in the key of F Major are F, Gm, Am, Bb, C, Dm, EDim. So that means the first chord F has an F root, the second chord Gm has a G root and so on. I hope that makes sense. Thanks! -Chad
Move Forward Guitar I watched some lesson where guy explained exacly that, major scale (F in this case) and he said exacly the same which degree of scale is major,minor and dim.. but I didn't really get it why is that so until now, thanks so much for your lessons I'm about to watch every of your videos because they are very interesting and helpful
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don't you ever stop! you are best teacher in the world. you make everything easier and logical. your knowledge and your time for free. just... THANK YOU !
so that's why modes have the notes they do. thank you so much for this series
You're welcome. Thanks! -Chad
This. Agreed, thanks Chad!
I cannot explain the joy this lesson gave me i was always puzzled as to why when you play in given key all the chords first one is major second minor third minor 4th major 5th major 6th minor and 7th-diminished!This lesson just explained it all what a beautiful lesson thank you so much for putting up this amazing lessons best channel on TH-cam for guitar theory and i cannot wait to have the full book when its ready-are you planning to make a hardcopy?Because i would love to have it as my guitar bible!🤗🤗🤗🤗
Really glad you're finding the lessons so helpful. No plans for a hard copy as of yet but that's not a bad idea :) Thanks for being part of the community! -Chad
Ive seen ALL the Music Theory for Guitar but my first comment. MAN YOU ARE REALLY GOOD. I finally understud lots a things I had hanging with no sense! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
Really glad to hear that and you're welcome. Thanks for the comment! -Chad
your videos are very well structured. thank you so much for your efforts. it is helping me a lot.
You're welcome. Really glad the videos are helping you. Thanks for the comment! -Chad
Just watched the new Rick Beato video on modes before this. Makes so much sense
so minblowing man! Nice!!! Good job!
Thanks! -Chad
!!Thank you chad!!, your videos have really helped along the way of understanding music theory.÷)
You're welcome. Really glad the videos have helped you. Thanks! -Chad
A minor chord is diatonic but to a major scale of a different note, right? So are Fminor,Gminor diatonics to E major scale?
All was clear until this lesson, this one is a little bit foggy :)
Hope it will become more clear in the next lessons.
Thank you for these lessons so much! Couldn't be more happy! So much effort!
I think things should clear up as you move through the lessons. You might have to watch some of them more than once though. I know when I was learning theory I had to go over the same info multiple times. Thanks! -Chad
What's shown in the video can help me build chord progression in the key of Fmajor. But how do I find the chord progression in the key of Fminor, Fminor7b5, Fdim, Fadd9 etc ?
Fm7b5, Fdim, Fadd9 don't have keys. Those are just chords that are built out of the Major Scale. Thanks! -Chad
Move Forward Guitar Thanks a lot you clarified my doubt
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Lots more vids coming this year. Thanks! -Chad
How could the "root" be anything else besides "F" if you're in the key of "F."
Multiple chords can be built out of the F Major Scale. So the root is whatever the first note in those chords are. The chords in the key of F Major are F, Gm, Am, Bb, C, Dm, EDim. So that means the first chord F has an F root, the second chord Gm has a G root and so on. I hope that makes sense. Thanks! -Chad
Move Forward Guitar I watched some lesson where guy explained exacly that, major scale (F in this case) and he said exacly the same which degree of scale is major,minor and dim.. but I didn't really get it why is that so until now, thanks so much for your lessons I'm about to watch every of your videos because they are very interesting and helpful
You're welcome. Really glad to hear the lesson helped. Thanks for watching and commenting! -Chad
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