Some Fun DADGAD Progressions | Tom Strahle | Pro Guitar Secrets

[@kookiebub]

Best DADGAD tutorial I've seen so far - learn't more in 10 mins than the past 10x videos on the subject put together

[@Stringbean421]

Thank you so much for all these wonderful DADGAD videos. I've learnt so much with you in this tuning. I hope you never stop.

[@petromoderne]

Thanks for these Dadgad tutorials, I have played for decades in this tuning but always learn a lot from you.

[@pepperjackey5899]

Thank you Tom! Great lesson 😊

[@TomStrahle]

Thanks Pepper.

[@PatriciaLoranger]

Thank you Tom for these tutorials.

[@bruceringrose7539]

Thank-you Tom, these are nice!

[@WhislinGary]

I had to take two sips for the air quotes.... I see what you did there. hehe

[@TomStrahle]

Actually three "air quotes"

[@bobschumann9326]

Thanks Tom!

[@landmanjan]

Opens some more possibilities Tom, thanks

[@revotalizer7504]

Ok this is soo good.. can i know.. what are those dotted lines.. you must not play them?? If so.. sometimes its in the middle of.. how can you avoid them.. TIA

[@robertglowinski5617]

I think the lyrics to motel transylvania begin with "on a poorly lit southwestern road, brisk breeze through my mullet, spicy dry aroma of marijuana buds drifted upwards" ... am I thinking of the right song?

[@TomStrahle]

Hahaha, yes you are!

[@AlexSuperTramp-]

Thanks for the tutorial. DADGAD is great but challenging to write dynamic progressions that don't have a Dm or Dmaj tonal center. This tutorial demonstrates that it is infact possible. Not a fan of your guitar tone though, maybe just the mic and new strings

[@MiniShowProductions]

first progression you played is very ed sheeran photograph

[@TomStrahle]

Dang you're right. I missed that.

[@MiniShowProductions]

@@TomStrahle i remember learning it for my daughter when it first came out many years ago so as soon as you played the sequence it brought it back to me right away