I'm 66years old,played guitar all my life, now I have some understanding on chord progression, now want to understand jazz chords and progression. Thx again.
I've just picked up the guitar again after 30 years. What a fantastic series to get back into it. Can't believe the quality of your courses. Thanks and bravo..
This is amazingly practical. Have gone through a fair amount of theory videos to understand the construction of this stuff, often explained in piano, sometimes on CoF wheel, but laying it out in guitar terms with practical use examples was hugely valuable!
Thank you, Jared! Your chart is a beautiful gift to the world. Thanks for sharing your clear insights so *generously* with the rest of us. This great tool will fast-track countless students, and help them achieve so much more than they would have otherwise. Bless you, sir.
Ok so I downloaded and printed this a few months back and I’ve been looking still and started watching again and remember because I got a handle on caged major minor and the modes Now I need some chords but how ? Not a giant chord encyclopedia. And maestro I’m glad to have returned ! I’ve been watching a LOT of lessons on chord theory and just couldn’t get to what I wanted ? Sometimes you don’t really know what you’re looking for. After watching this walk through I have to say this is pretty comprehensive. It’s useable . Especially the way you relate it to the chords in keys . Quite amazing. When you start to search for chords beyond M and m the lessons often go directly to jazz. I don’t want jazz chords particularly, just better than basic . Thank you!
Not only the usefull information but the the grafic interface makes the hole thing just perfect.....AMAZING QUALITY GUITAR SOUND....IT'S FEELS LIKE I'M IN HEAVEN.
this whole series has levelled up my playing man and re-inspired me it would be rude of me not to comment that you're an amazing teacher!! concise and clear every time thanks a lot
I was looking for my old hand drawn chord diagrams book I couldn’t find it! I was creating my own material and methods to learn, I noticed that after whatever I was doing to learn Guitar, I kept seeing similar lessons getting uploaded on the net by the Guitar Teachers! Thankfully I didn’t have to work harder anymore since Hero to Zero Guitar Mr Dave, has done an incredible job of creating a book to be downloaded which covers more of the chord progression lessons. If I may suggest which nobody has done yet but I am hand drawing it currently which is to create the chord progression diagrams throughout the neck in different shapes along with the note names. Thank you!
New guitarist I think usually resist the idea of learning the notes on the fret board. I know I did for 50+ years. I finally saw a need and it sure makes things easier. Your chart, indicating which note is which is great. I don't remember seeing any chord book that does it. Been getting into some jazz using extended chords extensively and this will make it easier to come up with my own fingerings.
I have a hard time getting where I feel I want to go. Basically, I'm kind of slow in getting things because I'm self-taught (well as one can be nowadays) I'm 71 so I know a lot but you know, meh. Learning to play like that kind of takes you to different places, but I'm pretty creative. I hope I can make my stuff pop a little using new chords and a jazzy feel. I really appreciate your help and direction. THANKS!
New to your channel, I really appreciate the lengths you go to to teach people. Even though I've played for 15 yrs I still enjoy your lessons. Great content!
Jared, indeed your pdf are unique and very clear. I find in myself that I'm finally starting to understand it. I came across your classes purely by accident. The yellow background you used caught my attention. And your voice intonation immediately appealed to me, which is very important if you have to listen for a long time. Very unique and special Greetings from Belgium (Europe
Wow! I can't thank you enough, Jared. Thank you for the hard work you put in all of your lessons. And thank you for the free PDF, it's helping me learn more :)
So glad to hear that the pdf chart is helping you learn more. And thanks for the encouragement and kind words. You're very welcome and it's my pleasure. Your comments help me know I'm on the right track so thank you for those! :) -Jared
Thank you so much for the chart! Been looking for something like this for years. It’s absolutely brilliant! 🙏🙏 And a huge thanks for making these lessons🙏
Thank you so much for your pdf it’s really amazing, I don’t know if you have a video of progression and other for circle of fifths. Thank you again I really appreciate it
Very intelligent, useful , clear way to present things in order for us to Better understand the purpose of it all. Great, great thanks for your fantastic and didactic way of teaching.
Great video. It lays out all the chords very clearly. I will definitely by using these charts. Just a suggestion with the minor line. You could have put it below the major numbers at the top. That way they would by laying right above the chords. You wouldn't have to scroll then.
Ah, good point regarding the fingering numbers - thanks for sharing your thoughts about it - that's helpful. I do think fingering indicators are great in pieces of music because that's where it matters, but in just a chord shape It's hard to choose one because it depends on how we might use it - but you're right that it can help with making the shapes faster, and I'll totally keep your comment in mind in the future. Thanks so much!! -Jared
Very useful chord charts! Not too many, nor to few! The clearest / cleanest graphics on any chart I've downloaded. Thanks for all the CAGED set of chords!
Hi. I make it a point to go through one video of yours every 3rd day. These are excellent, very useful, and with clear explanation. You are an awesome guitarist and an excellent tutor.
Thank you so much ! Your lessons are great … very easy to follow and you have a really great way of explaining things ! I will be sharing this ! Thank you !
Dear Jared, I like to modify the beginning or end of original peaces, just to make it more interesting or make the piece „my own piece“. For this your suggested pdf is instrumental in usefulness. It is also helping to create my own cords, without a need to start for each cord from scratch. Very good work. Thank you very much 🤓😋🥰
Couldn’t find subscribe button but soon as I do I’ll hit it. This video has so much info thank you. You counted w & h steps down a single fret. To continue counting do I go all the way down & count up next fret then down following fret & so on ? Is that how u count whole/half steps across entire fret board?
Dude, I just learned another "Golden Nugget" from you Jared. The 1 chord of the major is the 6th chord of minor and visa versa. You just keep feeding me good stuff! Thank you! What an excellent teacher you are.
SWEET, that's a great takeaway nugget from this, thanks for sharing. Yeah, that's a super useful way to think of the relative major and minor keys! :) cheers, -Jared
Very useful content, I have already sometimes tried to get more confident with these chords and memorizing the distances and shapes better. Thank you Jared :)
You post a question which reads : “How to find chords with in a key that sound good together ?”, and I would like you to retrase it as follows : “How to find the chords within a particular key that sounds harmonizing with a viven song you want to play in your guitar ? Thanks
Awesome. What would be valuable for me would be a similar chart/lesson on closed (barre) fingerings that also includes the altered extensions, i.e., something more oriented to jazz comping. Instead of "every chord for every key" (because it would be a book otherwise!) just the key chords in a single major and single minor key (particularly since in closed form they are "all the same" re: shape across keys).
oooh, I love it. Thanks for the request! I have something that you might like for jazz comping that overlaps with some of what you're looking for here but also includes jazz chord inversions and a system for practicing them and connecting them in comping - send me an email, jared@soundguitarlessons.com, and I'll hook you up with it if you like. -Jared
Thankyou for the chord chart. I know a lot of the chords on the chart, but it is a handy reference guide. PS. something to think about when you next release it, maybe put the finger number on the chart. Beginners very often don't know which fingers to use. I know it might over complicate it though.
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Thanks Jared! This chart is great, I know some of the chords in it but to use as an easy reference is Gold.
@@mindcontrol67 Glad you like it!!! thanks! :)
I feel like I’ve met a new best friend !I enjoy how you take
Complicated subjects and make them understandable. Wish I lived near you 😊
Can you pls share the pdf
Thanks got the pdf
I'm 66years old,played guitar all my life, now I have some understanding on chord progression, now want to understand jazz chords and progression. Thx again.
Much appreciated Jared. This old dude has got a renewed interest after watching your videos. Something worthwhile to do in my retirement. Thank you!
I've just picked up the guitar again after 30 years. What a fantastic series to get back into it. Can't believe the quality of your courses. Thanks and bravo..
Many thanks! Welcome back to guitar :) Cheers ~~ Jared
People normally charge for this sort of excellent content. Respect to you Jared!
This is amazingly practical. Have gone through a fair amount of theory videos to understand the construction of this stuff, often explained in piano, sometimes on CoF wheel, but laying it out in guitar terms with practical use examples was hugely valuable!
Thank you, Jared!
Your chart is a beautiful gift to the world. Thanks for sharing your clear insights so *generously* with the rest of us. This great tool will fast-track countless students, and help them achieve so much more than they would have otherwise.
Bless you, sir.
You are the best teacher ever. I never see any instructions that so helpful like this. You are the best
Wow, thank you! So glad it was helpful! :) ~~ Jared
I second this! He's up there as the best.
The best guitar teacher on TH-cam. Thanks Jared 🎸❤️😊
Thanks so much, Ray! That means a lot :) ~~
Light bulb💡
Finally Im beginning to understand “why” certain chords work together. This is sooooo helpful. Thank you!
Ok so I downloaded and printed this a few months back and I’ve been looking still and started watching again and remember because
I got a handle on caged major minor and the modes
Now I need some chords but how ? Not a giant chord encyclopedia.
And maestro I’m glad to have returned ! I’ve been watching a LOT of lessons on chord theory and just couldn’t get to what I wanted ? Sometimes you don’t really know what you’re looking for.
After watching this walk through I have to say this is pretty comprehensive. It’s useable . Especially the way you relate it to the chords in keys . Quite amazing. When you start to search for chords beyond M and m the lessons often go directly to jazz. I don’t want jazz chords particularly, just better than basic . Thank you!
Not only the usefull information but the the grafic interface makes the hole thing just perfect.....AMAZING QUALITY GUITAR SOUND....IT'S FEELS LIKE I'M IN HEAVEN.
this whole series has levelled up my playing man and re-inspired me it would be rude of me not to comment that you're an amazing teacher!! concise and clear every time thanks a lot
You're very kind! Thank you for the nice comment and I'm glad you're benefiting from the videos. Cheers, -Jared
By far , the best material I have seen to easily see and comprehend the logic of chore and their construction. Great teacher !!!
Thanks so much! Glad you found it helpful ~~ Cheers, -Jared
I was looking for my old hand drawn chord diagrams book I couldn’t find it! I was creating my own material and methods to learn, I noticed that after whatever I was doing to learn Guitar, I kept seeing similar lessons getting uploaded on the net by the Guitar Teachers! Thankfully I didn’t have to work harder anymore since Hero to Zero Guitar Mr Dave, has done an incredible job of creating a book to be downloaded which covers more of the chord progression lessons. If I may suggest which nobody has done yet but I am hand drawing it currently which is to create the chord progression diagrams throughout the neck in different shapes along with the note names. Thank you!
you are the best teach I have seen. ever since i start following u teaching I have improve in my play God bless you and keep good work
This is so genius! A huge gift to all guitar players. Thank you so much!
Thanks, Mark! Glad it's helpful! You're very welcome ~~ Cheers, -Jared
Excellent presentation! Although I’ve played guitar for over 50 years, this is probably the most clear nd succinct presentation I’ve seen. Well done!
Brilliant never seen a chord chart like this or ever explained so well. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
New guitarist I think usually resist the idea of learning the notes on the fret board. I know I did for 50+ years. I finally saw a need and it sure makes things easier. Your chart, indicating which note is which is great. I don't remember seeing any chord book that does it.
Been getting into some jazz using extended chords extensively and this will make it easier to come up with my own fingerings.
I have a hard time getting where I feel I want to go. Basically, I'm kind of slow in getting things because I'm self-taught (well as one can be nowadays) I'm 71 so I know a lot but you know, meh. Learning to play like that kind of takes you to different places, but I'm pretty creative. I hope I can make my stuff pop a little using new chords and a jazzy feel. I really appreciate your help and direction. THANKS!
New to your channel, I really appreciate the lengths you go to to teach people. Even though I've played for 15 yrs I still enjoy your lessons. Great content!
Welcome aboard! Thanks so much for watching, Neo. :)
Jared, indeed your pdf are unique and very clear. I find in myself that I'm finally starting to understand it. I came across your classes purely by accident. The yellow background you used caught my attention. And your voice intonation immediately appealed to me, which is very important if you have to listen for a long time. Very unique and special Greetings from Belgium (Europe
This is a very useful and valuable resource you're providing. Much appreciated.
I’ve been looking for something like this for a long time. This is perfect. Thank you so much.
Wow! I can't thank you enough, Jared. Thank you for the hard work you put in all of your lessons. And thank you for the free PDF, it's helping me learn more :)
So glad to hear that the pdf chart is helping you learn more. And thanks for the encouragement and kind words. You're very welcome and it's my pleasure. Your comments help me know I'm on the right track so thank you for those! :) -Jared
OMG you are truly amazing! Thank you so much for this and I’ll definitely watch the rest of this series.
Thank you so much for the chart! Been looking for something like this for years. It’s absolutely brilliant! 🙏🙏
And a huge thanks for making these lessons🙏
Thank you so much! 🙏 so glad you like the chart! :)
This is awesome. Thank you for doing all this heavy lifting!
You're welcome, thank YOU :)
Thank you so much for your pdf it’s really amazing, I don’t know if you have a video of progression and other for circle of fifths. Thank you again I really appreciate it
Already beginning to understand this. It's extremely helpful . Thank You.
You dropping valuable content, great break down of the nuts and bolts of music.
Very intelligent, useful , clear way to present things in order for us to Better understand the purpose of it all.
Great, great thanks for your fantastic and didactic way of teaching.
Great video. It lays out all the chords very clearly. I will definitely by using these charts. Just a suggestion with the minor line. You could have put it below the major numbers at the top. That way they would by laying right above the chords. You wouldn't have to scroll then.
Great book, thanks. Great content and organization. I would disagree about putting in the fingerings, since it saves time, but still great.
Ah, good point regarding the fingering numbers - thanks for sharing your thoughts about it - that's helpful. I do think fingering indicators are great in pieces of music because that's where it matters, but in just a chord shape It's hard to choose one because it depends on how we might use it - but you're right that it can help with making the shapes faster, and I'll totally keep your comment in mind in the future. Thanks so much!! -Jared
Thank you thank you thank you, my head was hurting with so many TH-cam’s and adds and you did it in one shot
Very useful chord charts! Not too many, nor to few! The clearest / cleanest graphics on any chart I've downloaded. Thanks for all the CAGED set of chords!
Very well done and useful chart for practice and probably for song writing / composing as well.
Many thanks!
It's as good as a good jazz concept, chord tones are everything for creativity
I thank very, very much 4 his videos. A friend to all people who watch his usefull videos.😊😊🎸
Simply beautiful it's what I had been looking for very long time. Bless you sir.
The way you teach is awesome. Love from BHARAT 🇮🇳
Just found your channel, love all the topics you cover and your teaching style. Thank you for making these videos.
Hi. I make it a point to go through one video of yours every 3rd day. These are excellent, very useful, and with clear explanation. You are an awesome guitarist and an excellent tutor.
Thank you so much ! Your lessons are great … very easy to follow and you have a really great way of explaining things ! I will be sharing this ! Thank you !
Great! Glad you like them :)
Jared, Wow! amazing walk-through; everything as you explained it makes perfect sense. I need to spend more time on your site!
You're welcome to stop by any time haha :) Thanks, Charles! Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers, ~~ Jared
Thank you so much for the lesson and the chart, these are really going to help me with learning, composing and playing.
You're very welcome!
Excellent stuff Jared. You are a very good communicator and teacher.
Thanks, Brooke!! ~~
This is incredibly helpful and gave me great understanding of guitar music theory that I had been struggling with, thanks alot.
Many thanks for these lessons. I've always just learnt songs, now I want to know how they work. Awesome
Awesome! That's a fun place to be! Best of luck :) -Jared
Yes, your chord chart is very unique. Thank you.
Incredibly interesting and helpful ! Thank you so much !
Dear Jared, I like to modify the beginning or end of original peaces, just to make it more interesting or make the piece „my own piece“. For this your suggested pdf is instrumental in usefulness. It is also helping to create my own cords, without a need to start for each cord from scratch. Very good work. Thank you very much 🤓😋🥰
Such a wonderful and kind heart for the free amazing guitar chord. May God richly bless you. You are a best teacher.
🙏
Wowee, this is incredible. Thanks for providing all this info!
Great lesson! That chart will be very useful and I love the ear training aspect of it! Great job
Glad you liked the lesson and the ear training part. Thanks! :) -Jared
This is fantastic! I'm a songwriter and I'm looking for new chords and voicings, melodies and rhythms - good stuff!
Couldn’t find subscribe button but soon as I do I’ll hit it. This video has so much info thank you. You counted w & h steps down a single fret. To continue counting do I go all the way down & count up next fret then down following fret & so on ? Is that how u count whole/half steps across entire fret board?
Thanks Jared, very helpful and so easy to understand.
For the love of God PLEASE do a lesson while riding that unicycle lol
haha, okay okay, I PROMISE one is coming :)
Dude, I just learned another "Golden Nugget" from you Jared. The 1 chord of the major is the 6th chord of minor and visa versa. You just keep feeding me good stuff! Thank you! What an excellent teacher you are.
SWEET, that's a great takeaway nugget from this, thanks for sharing. Yeah, that's a super useful way to think of the relative major and minor keys! :) cheers, -Jared
Finally found this chord chart! Thanks Jared!
Right on, thanks Joe! :)
Epic chart. Thank you.
P.S.
Great call on leaving out finger positioning and including root, 3rds and 5ths instead.
You inspired me to keep learning! God bless.
I'm so glad!
Thanks so very much. I am looking for chart with all triads in each chord.
Very useful content, I have already sometimes tried to get more confident with these chords and memorizing the distances and shapes better. Thank you Jared :)
Great to hear!! thanks :)
You are way better than Beato explaining this chord concept . You clearly explained very well. You are talented also. Im following you. Thank you
Love it! Thank you so much for sharing!~
Jared,
Thank you so much for this. I have been trying to find something that teaches me this for some time. You have a new subscriber!
That's great to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful! :) -Jared
Just downloaded the amazing chord chart, thank you!
Right on, Wang! Glad to hear that. You're welcome and thanks for watching :)
Thank you for the charts.
You explain really crystal clearly thanks for everything 🙏🙏🙏
Glad you think so!
Thank you and God bless 🙏
Best resources from Jared... thanks
Most Excellent!
He should have 1M subscribers man. He’s good.
One day!
Thanks for the vid, thanks for the chart!
Great chord chart and video lesson! Thanks
This is incredibly helpful. Thank you.
Hi Jared, excellent content here, many thanks - I think your chart is unique and will be and will be a great asset for me....
Very helpful! You're the best!
Glad it helped, Sean. Thanks! :)) -Jared
You post a question which reads : “How to find chords with in a key that sound good together ?”, and I would like you to retrase it as follows : “How to find the chords within a particular key that sounds harmonizing with a viven song you want to play in your guitar ?
Thanks
Amazing content!!! Great work!!!
Thanks you man!!! Take care!!!
Thanks so much!!! Glad you liked it, cheers! -Jared
Thanks dude! You're awesome.
YOU ARE
You’re a star - thank you!
Awesome. What would be valuable for me would be a similar chart/lesson on closed (barre) fingerings that also includes the altered extensions, i.e., something more oriented to jazz comping. Instead of "every chord for every key" (because it would be a book otherwise!) just the key chords in a single major and single minor key (particularly since in closed form they are "all the same" re: shape across keys).
oooh, I love it. Thanks for the request! I have something that you might like for jazz comping that overlaps with some of what you're looking for here but also includes jazz chord inversions and a system for practicing them and connecting them in comping - send me an email, jared@soundguitarlessons.com, and I'll hook you up with it if you like. -Jared
Thankyou for the chord chart. I know a lot of the chords on the chart, but it is a handy reference guide. PS. something to think about when you next release it, maybe put the finger number on the chart. Beginners very often don't know which fingers to use. I know it might over complicate it though.
Thank u for all ur great efforts, u are great!
Many thanks Jared from Max in Sydney
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Thanks for the charts man, it's really really good. :)
Glad you like it!
This is the best chord guide ever
Thanks! ~~
Amazing stuff there , Thank you very much..
At last....! Awesome.
Thank you this is awesome.
Totally flipping Awsome !
Thanks for watching Jimmey! :)
thank you these are great, great lessons too
you're welcome!
This is so awesome!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥you just earned yourself a sub my friend!!😄
God blesse you brathor
Thank you for gift 💓🙏🤘