Great ideas and tips on chord progressions that they are using in neo-soul right now. A great singer and vocal melody that sits right on the Harmony is a sure fire way to give me goose bumps.
Try listening to "I may again know John" by John Frusciante, that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it and it even includes the IV-V-VI progression yout talked about
Lol when my friends ask me to play them something (none of them play any instruments) i just go on a random furry of notes through the minor pentatonic lol
Tender surrender gets me everytime. (As it should) but not because of the key it was played in or the chords steve uses but because for me it was the straw that broke the camels back for me to learn guitar. I decided that my life wouldn't be complete with out at least an attempt on my part to create something as beautiful as it is. I feel that goosebumps come mostly (for me) through the emotions I feel because of the memory attached to the song. The only other time is if I'm watching something for the first time and it goes way above and beyond my expectations. No one I've ever met compares to my brother. He gets goosebumps for entire albums. I've watched time and time again people who he just met or new girlfriends of his turn down the A/C in the vehicle or ask if he wants a jacket because of how intense and prolonged they are. He completely avoids listening to certain songs with deep memories because he gets chest pains and tunnel vision on top of his body being enveloped in goosebumps. It's so bad that I've tried over and over again to convince him to go to doctor to get his brain scanned while listening to music. Can anyone else relate?
I’m gonna be honest here bro. You should just make a really long video of you playing chord progressions in major and minor keys using the diatonics. It’s just pretty calming and mellow sounding lol.
This is the content I've subscribed for! No product placement, no shout outs to sponsors, just straight to the point! \m/ Didn't exactly get goosebumps, but it was really nice. I loved the ascending bit at 8:25.
I used to hate your unfunny videos about how to get kicked out of the guitar store, but this made me really see what you are actually able to explain and help people with. Keep going, man.
This also makes sense because having EMaj, F#Maj, and BMaj in the same progression tricks your ear into changing EMaj to the tonic. So when you play E, F#, G#, B it reads: I - V/V - VI/V - V - I harmonically. So both BMaj and EMaj sound tonic depending on which chord is resonating.
And what instrument do you play or music do you listen to? The lead guitarist is now a neurosurgeon as well as an accomplished musician. He probably knows more about music than you do about anything.
@@Belalmondeo ... and that's a really nice looking 10 top too. I actually have two PRS's, each with a 10 top (one in emerald green, and the other in violet). When it came time to buy the violet one, I came so close to getting one in blue like his... that color is just stunning with that flame.
@@PDXguitarfreak In terms of the 10-top I'd say I love His "Floyd Custom 24 in Fire Red finish" it's so lovely !!! But since being on tight budget I've made my mind on the "SE floyd Custom 24 in Red Burst" since it does have a close finish.
This is basically the “less is more” approach that Frusciante uses to create space in between notes (not playing the full chord). Your embellishment choices here remind me of how Mateus Asato creates melodies... they’re singable extensions of the harmony. The reason they give us goosebumps is in the fact that they’re so angelic (especially with that reverb!)
This has been one of my go to and favorite progressions for years, especially when played with tenths instead of just regular 3rds. Very inspiring sound.
This is dope, you should keep making videos like this! This helped with my understanding of music theory, which is the bit of music that I’ve always struggled with. Thanks!
Before I say anything, I'm just gonna say that this is only my opinion and I'm not saying any of the advice is terrible. My main gripe with this is that everything is in Major without any borrowed chords. I'm a very modal kind of guy myself, as well as a fan of at least slightly untraditional scale stuff (one of my favorite guitar pieces, Oh Comely by Neutral Milk Hotel, has only the same few chords in E Major while Mangum sings in E Minor, somehow without sounding discordant). I feel like I've heard every Major progression under the sun ad nauseam.
Another cool way to give people goosebumps with a more somber sound would be using minor add 9 chords and throwing in more dissonant intervals. A wonderful example of this would be that main clean riff from “The Call of Ktulu” by Metallica where they use an A Minor Add 9 chord with open strings and stitching between using A, E, and Eb on the bass. This kind of thing has a real chilling effect.
Music IS win! Three ideas that can go so far! Use 4 5 6 chords in some combo. Dont start on root chord...much more potent when its "arrived at" rather a beginning point. Use the bass root note of yer 4 5 6 progression plus a one or two or so note accent on the thinner strings with each bass note. Fekin awesome! TY.
I generally only get goosebumps from two things: 1. chord progressions that are unusual, different but sound really good i.e River Man by Nick Drake 2. David Gilmour's solos on the Pulse Live disc.
Did it work? What're your tips for giving someone goosebumps with your playing?
Great ideas and tips on chord progressions that they are using in neo-soul right now. A great singer and vocal melody that sits right on the Harmony is a sure fire way to give me goose bumps.
0-3-5 never lets you down
Jones , Tyler would say “Root, Minor 3rd, Perfect 4th”
Epic guitar solo like comfortably numb, sweet child of mine, hotel calafornia e.t.c that has emotion in it, like raw emotion
Try listening to "I may again know John" by John Frusciante, that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it and it even includes the IV-V-VI progression yout talked about
Step 1 : Play the minor scale at random
Step 2 : there is no step 2
Step 3: Play the relative major. Wait, what
I think gay furries are hot How does everyone think neon is hard it’s ez once you have the 2 finger rhythm percussion
Then do some tapping so they think you’re a guitar god, that never fails lol
Lol when my friends ask me to play them something (none of them play any instruments) i just go on a random furry of notes through the minor pentatonic lol
@@knottsscary 60% of the time, it works every time.
Step 1: Play Neon by John Mayor.
Step 2: Receive acclaim.
Edit :- Google Autocorrect hates me.
john minor
Instructions unclear. Guitar caught fire while playing Neon.
@@m1ghtycs that meams youre doing it right
Ah yes, the mayor of all Johns
That's song is hella hard and even harder to learn without tabs
Step 1. Be David Gilmour
That's it
David Gilmour is overrated. He's great, but still overrated.
no se Coming from the guy with the Wall as his profile picture
@@Rippd_Bagel lol
BiZaRReTV that’s WYWH dumbie
Lmao
Tender surrender gets me everytime. (As it should) but not because of the key it was played in or the chords steve uses but because for me it was the straw that broke the camels back for me to learn guitar. I decided that my life wouldn't be complete with out at least an attempt on my part to create something as beautiful as it is. I feel that goosebumps come mostly (for me) through the emotions I feel because of the memory attached to the song. The only other time is if I'm watching something for the first time and it goes way above and beyond my expectations. No one I've ever met compares to my brother. He gets goosebumps for entire albums. I've watched time and time again people who he just met or new girlfriends of his turn down the A/C in the vehicle or ask if he wants a jacket because of how intense and prolonged they are. He completely avoids listening to certain songs with deep memories because he gets chest pains and tunnel vision on top of his body being enveloped in goosebumps. It's so bad that I've tried over and over again to convince him to go to doctor to get his brain scanned while listening to music. Can anyone else relate?
"You cant copyright a harmony"
Gene Simmons: Challenge accepted.
If he could he'd probably carge you 5$ every time you breathe in
Wait, Gene told me breathing was a £20 per day extra....
I LOVE GENE SIMMONS AND KISS
Sony joined the chat
Outro riff to Pantera's Floods always gave me goosebumps.
That outro has more melodies than every modern pop song put together.
Dimebag was a legend
Same
That and 10's
You must know nothing about music then. Screaming bullshit doesnt give people goosebumps. Maybe if you're a teenage edgelord
Hi Tyler! If you're reading this, I want you to know that you inspire me so much and I love you're videos. Happy New Year, and God bless.
this is much more helpful than the video i was going to post;
"how to give someone herpes with guitar your playing"
clearly i have a long way to go
Giving ppl herpes with guitar is easy. Just listen to nickelback
decaf Raids you mean play nickel back
Lentz K. Calendre If I went to see them, I’d definitely want my nickel back! That’s more than I’d be willing to spend. 😉
I did one on lupus
The Anarcho-Luthierist i just LOL'd
It's 4am in Texas and I'm FINALLY able to play along with you by ear. You've been extremely helpful to my playing. Thank you for what you do.
Me: “How many guitars can one person reasonably own?”
This guy: “Yes.”
And still no jazzmaster
@@robinbures1 still no silver sky
Just put up the reverb, no chords required!
LordBasset thats actually true
I beg to differ. chords are the essential part. everything you have ever heard is based off of chords (unless it is completely random)
@@thomaschapman9093 /s
@@thomaschapman9093 r/wooosh
Ride The Lightning
I love the 4-5-6 progression! Throw in some Sus4 chords or Maj7sus9 Chords for your 4-5 major chords to really spice things up
Step 1: Wind the bass strings the wrong way on the headstock
Step 2: Whip out amazing chord progressions
Jannis Wiese underrated comment
I cannot unsee it now
💀💀💀💀
Is there a purpose for that??
Aw no, I didn't notice :(
All along the watchtower always gives me goosebumps..
Easy. Play Smoke On The Water.
The Otter Lord he said goosebumps not erection
@@disdude7338 I aim to please.
0-3-5, man you gotta love it. Gets me everytime
Bro
Bro
I’m gonna be honest here bro. You should just make a really long video of you playing chord progressions in major and minor keys using the diatonics. It’s just pretty calming and mellow sounding lol.
This is the content I've subscribed for! No product placement, no shout outs to sponsors, just straight to the point! \m/
Didn't exactly get goosebumps, but it was really nice. I loved the ascending bit at 8:25.
I didn't get goosebumps, but I got inspired 🤘
I love how every now and then you just get a suprise theory lesson in a randon one of tylers videos lol. Love the vid :)
I used to hate your unfunny videos about how to get kicked out of the guitar store, but this made me really see what you are actually able to explain and help people with. Keep going, man.
By the way, that reverb really adds some effect on your melody. That I like.
Minor 7/#5 is one of my favorite chords. Especially in the inversion shown at 2:00
Great video! 1st inversion I chords leading into the IV chord are a happy feeling for those kinds of progressions too!
I just can't stop looking at his guitar, it's so pretty
Your tone is incredible
Intro to Pull Me Under, by DT. Love the vibrato with the obscure arpeggios.
That piece at the start was beautiful. I wish I could do that
Parts of this riff reminded me of John Mayers smooth licks in his MJ Human Nature cover
This also makes sense because having EMaj, F#Maj, and BMaj in the same progression tricks your ear into changing EMaj to the tonic. So when you play E, F#, G#, B it reads: I - V/V - VI/V - V - I harmonically. So both BMaj and EMaj sound tonic depending on which chord is resonating.
That semi-hollow PRS is making me drool and I don't know anything about guitars. It's just gorgeous.
I could watch this guy play forever
I see you are using sheet music. You finally got non-losing pick skill👌
1970 Fleetwood mac - peter green - live sweden - green manalishi. That solo gave me goosebumbs
Love goosebumps guitar..thanks for great lesson, you Rock!..
Nice tone
Hippity hoppity this chord progression is now my property.
I don’t even know this chord progression, someone help me I’m bad.
I absolutely LOVED the melody
Concepts demonstrated lucidly. Great lesson, Tyler!
The solo in “Last statement” by Insomnium gives me goosebumps. Beautifully written.
And what instrument do you play or music do you listen to? The lead guitarist is now a neurosurgeon as well as an accomplished musician. He probably knows more about music than you do about anything.
brownwings00 I know what you mean. Unintelligent people give me headaches. It’s the worst.
You liked my comment on your insta yesterday :)))) thank youuuu for being such a great inspiration to meee
One of my favourite videos of yours! Really informative and well explained, would love to see more of that 😊
IV, V, vi, iii/I is nice. I play a lot of worship music and it is used a lot.
love this channel!
That blue top on the natural wood is amazing to see.
Step 1: whip out a beautiful PRS single-cut semi-hollow. ;)
mccarty singlecut 594 10-top in case You're interested to know further.
@@Belalmondeo ... and that's a really nice looking 10 top too. I actually have two PRS's, each with a 10 top (one in emerald green, and the other in violet). When it came time to buy the violet one, I came so close to getting one in blue like his... that color is just stunning with that flame.
Literally one of my dream guitars
PDX Guitar Freak You’re my favourite guitar teacher!
@@PDXguitarfreak In terms of the 10-top I'd say I love His "Floyd Custom 24 in Fire Red finish" it's so lovely !!!
But since being on tight budget I've made my mind on the "SE floyd Custom 24 in Red Burst" since it does have a close finish.
“You can hear how that sorta feels like home? That’s what the root chord can do for you.” Perfect haha especially in this progression
That PRS is gorgeous!
This is basically the “less is more” approach that Frusciante uses to create space in between notes (not playing the full chord). Your embellishment choices here remind me of how Mateus Asato creates melodies... they’re singable extensions of the harmony. The reason they give us goosebumps is in the fact that they’re so angelic (especially with that reverb!)
Look up the breakup song [idea] by Mateus, that’s the connection I made to your playing here. Both are goosebump inducing ✨✨✨
Great lesson! One of your best, and I've enjoyed them all. Well done.
1 million subs is right around the corner! Love your channel!
I love you videos man, you look so chill
I'm getting a huge Tash Sultana vibe off this jam. Great tutorial man!
This has been one of my go to and favorite progressions for years, especially when played with tenths instead of just regular 3rds. Very inspiring sound.
6maj7 chords in minor keys and V7-i changes are a surefire way to give me goosebumps.
still waiting to have the goosebumps? this endless feeling of an emotional roller coaster.
This is my type of video. This is awesome, Mr. Tyler!
This is the most beautiful gitar chords I’ve heard in my life
love your playing!!! Can't wait for you to get to 1m subs!!! keep up the good work!
Man, you are really digging that PRS...
Your videos are so educational! Keep it up, man!
This is dope, you should keep making videos like this! This helped with my understanding of music theory, which is the bit of music that I’ve always struggled with. Thanks!
Feeling goosebumps is very subjective, especially when listening to music. It's always different for every individual
Ambivalent lol dude chill why so agressive?
Completely agree
This is by a long way my favourite video of yours! Any chance of more videos highlighting ways to achieve particular moods/feelings?
Very informative lesson! Thanks!
This PRS with this color, texture, bird fret marks and f hole is the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen.
Damn.... your chord switch is crazy smooth man! Sweet!
This is my favorite video you’ve done 👏
You playing sounds beautiful.
Great lesson man! It takes me out of the box
Please make the full song because that sounded amazing
First you need to be good at guitar...
Oops
You and that black guy are everywhere
GOD SATAN Yes! I thought the same thing! It’s her and David Nywoke or whatever 😂
@@vinsmokesaku4900 yeah that guy
@@God_For_A_Reason The guy with a guitar on his back?
Before I say anything, I'm just gonna say that this is only my opinion and I'm not saying any of the advice is terrible. My main gripe with this is that everything is in Major without any borrowed chords. I'm a very modal kind of guy myself, as well as a fan of at least slightly untraditional scale stuff (one of my favorite guitar pieces, Oh Comely by Neutral Milk Hotel, has only the same few chords in E Major while Mangum sings in E Minor, somehow without sounding discordant). I feel like I've heard every Major progression under the sun ad nauseam.
Well done video. Great job!
I love that PRS!
this is amazingly helpful for songwriting. thank you!
What kind of guitar??!??!! I love everything about it
Can see frusciante everywhere!
Great content bro ❤
Really liked this video, simple, but really good, and the guitar sounds amazing
I play "Out On The Porch". Everybody gets goosebumps, then uncontrollable shivering, then hypothermia. Seriously it's freezing out there.
That was a win. Thank a million great lesson.
What a beautiful guitar.
Another cool way to give people goosebumps with a more somber sound would be using minor add 9 chords and throwing in more dissonant intervals. A wonderful example of this would be that main clean riff from “The Call of Ktulu” by Metallica where they use an A Minor Add 9 chord with open strings and stitching between using A, E, and Eb on the bass. This kind of thing has a real chilling effect.
How to give anyone goosebumps with your guitar:
Anyway, here’s wo-
a classic
This is why a lot of anime opening songs use this chord progression.
wow man really well done
Little note. This is exactly what tash sultan does a lot especially in her song notion which is a goosebump song for me
Music IS win! Three ideas that can go so far! Use 4 5 6 chords in some combo. Dont start on root chord...much more potent when its "arrived at" rather a beginning point. Use the bass root note of yer 4 5 6 progression plus a one or two or so note accent on the thinner strings with each bass note. Fekin awesome! TY.
Very nice, and rather simple. That was great.
Wonderful! What is the guitar you're playing? It's beautiful!
that prs singlecut is gorgeous
This guy is too good. Thanks for the video
i love the lesson! thanks a ton for everything you do
How to give someone goosebumps with your many guitar collection?
I generally only get goosebumps from two things: 1. chord progressions that are unusual, different but sound really good i.e River Man by Nick Drake 2. David Gilmour's solos on the Pulse Live disc.
Interesting and uplifting cadence + very satisfying resolution = swoon.
...
Also....lots of reverb because why not
Step 1: buy one of the books
Step 2: hand it to them while playing
Hey Tyler, this lil’ riff with that chorus make me think that you’re inspired by Mateus Asato this time... isn’t it?? 😋 i like it !!
2:37 So we're not gonna talk about how this needs to be made into a song??
TheDarkKnightGaming he’s actually created something rly special her imo
soooo helpful, thank you 👼😍❤💙
What effects Are you using ? It sounds great!!