Justin is the best. He has NO Ego, and everything just feels like it’s being taught with love. Not to mention it’s never rushed, steady and precise lessons. This is a wonderful channel
Over the many years I listened to you, I had forgotten how much that your lessons meant to me. I found you and fell in love with the guitar. I'm seventy three now and struggling to still stay alive with compromised health but still have my desire to learn as my hands are all but totally crippled. I have given thought to moving to the slide. I really missed you Justin and think that your probably one of the greatest players in the world.
Appreciate your zest and really applaud the kind of inspiration that music invokes in you sir. Stay strong and here's to your love for the six strings😊
I’ve been playing guitar for 25 years. Every now and then I like to come back and refresh on the basics. I wish we had these videos when I was younger. If only people knew the hell we went through to get guitar lessons. What an amazing time to be alive.
I remember when I wanted to learn old man by Neil Young but couldn't figure it out or find any lessons. Justin came out with a lesson on that song and I know the song to this day. He also taught me harvest, needle and the damage done and out on the weekend all while clearly teaching the little nuances Neil Young used in those songs, which were hard to grasp by ear for me at that time.. Getting back into guitar starting with the basics. Thank you Justin!
I have noticed that the educational contents on you tube doesn't have much views but these contents are golden chance for us.Or these vedios are bags of gold which are free of cost so take advantage of it and grasp more and more knowledge about the things in whihc you have more intrest. thank you sir for your such a good content 👍🏻👍🏻🙏
I learned to play the A chord the traditional way. A friend of mine who is awesome at guitare showed me the way Justin plays it. Took me about 2 weeks to finally get it, but it's worth it. Transitions are so much easier and its not as crowded in the fret. Well worth the effort to change!
Really can't thank you enough bud, i've been practicing for maybe 2 weeks now and things are starting to come together! You cut away the Intimidation Factor and remind us it's Daily Steps towards the Larger Practice. Thank you so much!
By far the best and simplest way to learn chords and not intimidating to learn from the way you described them.Great lesson for beginners or a refresh.Thanks so much
Justin .....your lessons are the best out there!!! I wanted to thank you for sharing your talents and making the process fun and challenging at the same time. You are a great teacher and love learning from you. Keep up the great job!
JUSTIN I started hearing you in 2003 when I lived in Arlington HIEGHTS ILL. AND I became a member right away I donated several times and I even bought a coffee mug from you and I still use it . Justin I just wanted to tell you that I had several guitar teachers in my days BUT WITH 3 back surgerys that failed thats why I live in Orlando Fl. now, and no body is as good as you are Justin you have all the moves, Thanks for all your lessons you made me pick up my guitar again Justin you should be on TV DID YOU EVER HEAR OF AXSTV YOU WOULD BE GREAT!!!!!!
Justin I starting playing guitar about a month ago and giving up in first week.....then following your tips and practice I have now written my first Song 🙏❤🙏❤ so pleased with myself 👌👌 I do recommend your lessons to anyone they are easy and simple to follow step by step 😛😛😛
Watching this really made me realize how far I've come since I started. Couldn't stretch my fingers enough to play chords and thought I wasn't meant to play guitar lol. It all comes together somehow
I've been playing and teaching guitar for about 15 years now and I've never seen someone hitting the A chord like that, tried it, and it actually feels good I was so surprised lol.
Ya players with egos knocked me out of the game 15 years ago when I was an intermediate player. Course metal music everyone has huge egos and it can be about destroying each other. Know I’ve come back to play for fun only. And Justin has the best ability to teach I’ve ever seen! 🙌🙌🙏
Thank you so much for all your videos Justin. They're all really helpful. It's been just under two weeks since I first picked up my acoustic guitar. I'm doing OK mastering the CAGED (+AGED minor) chords and trying to strum the G, Em, C, D chord progression as smoothly as possible. This week I have also made a start on bar chords (oddly I've found C minor easier than the F major that everybody says I should start with). Obviously I'm still working on all aforementioned but what is my next step? What goal should I be setting myself next? Ultimately, jazz and R&B is where I want to be but I know that's a long way off. What's the next logical step from what I'm currently doing to get me incrementally closer to where I want to be?
FOR EVERY BEGINNER: i am one too. and i really recommend you the app from justin. its really not expensive. but it helps extremely in your dayly practice!! i am so thankfull for that app - im now through with his beginner course on his app and here on youtube and can play to a lot of songs, can strumm along with a lot of music... it took me only 2 months. and now im so into guitar that i ordered a guitar teacher once a week for my next goal - fingerpicking and play cool music ✌️😜
Just finishing Grade 1 and I have couple of questions. 1. Do I really need to mute the thickest string in C chord or can I just not play it like in D, A etc.? 2. You always mentioned that when practicing the 1-minute chord changes, do not to pay attention how clear the chords sound, just concentrate on speed. What if sometimes (in some changes) almost all chord changes sound muted? Still not concentrate on it? When practicing the chord perfect there's no such problem. Thanks
I've just bought my first guitar and I'm using your app for learning, I can get D & E easy but A is a struggle, fingers are very crammed together, can't see it ever being an easy
For G without 2nd fretting the A like he shows, I like to show the ‘cheap G’ (sometimes we called this the Neil Young G since it worked for chord changes in his songs, and he may have done it sometimes). Wrap your thumb around to 3rd fret the E and just touch the A the mute it. And wrap your ring finger to 3rd fret the e. This makes for very quick changes between G and D, commonly used together in songs. This G, and the same 2 finger G Justin shows, is less bassy and may marry well with the D chord which uses mainly the highest pitch strings (though you can also wrap your thumb to 2nd fret the F# and the play all strings for D but now I’ve turned this comment into a lesson).
Go for the full G. A bit more work but use fingers 2 3 4. Not 1 2 3. Worth the effort as later will lead to a stronger 4th finger, and an easy transition to G7. Just lifting the 4th of the G Major Chor and add the 1st on the first fret on fitst E string for a G7 so you don't move 2 +3 fingers. You are then in a convenient finger shape to swap to a C maj chord. A bit more work but worth it in the end!
Justin I noticed the order in which you covered the 8 essential cords. Is the order in which they were arranged for any reason. As I am making a cord sheet for my practice. And wanted to clarify the arrangement in which they were covered. Finally a teacher who thinks like a student. And I can follow along with. Thank You!
Imo the first chords to learn should be Em, Am, C, D, G. If you feel like you're not getting anywhere or practice is too boring, just look up a song and chances are it will have these chords. Learn the progression and have some fun. You can also throw in the F chord for good measure.
Another stellar lesson / review. Personally the D minor is the most difficult of the 8 chords presented. My current focus is to transition smoothly and cleanly between them. D to A to E is now a piece of cake. The C to G is still a bit of a challenge. I can do it, but not as quickly as my metronome would like 😄. Side note: Im a recent Reddit affecionado, subscribing to several guitar subs. Justin gets a ton of love there. And rightfully so.
But if you play without the first finger on for the G chord and still pick it then you’re using an A, which means you’re using a flat 7 if you’re using the G in the key of G. But I’m looking at the diagram and seems like he means to not strum the string either. So then he intends to pick string 6 and then strings 4-1? Are there any videos that go over doing this?
question: if you hit the open e string on purpose when playing the A chord does that make it A/e or dose it not count as a slash chord because e is a note in the A chord?
You clearly understand the concept; you are correct. the e becomes the lowest note, making it an A/E | that one is one of the essential "slash chords" shown in this interesting lesson: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/essential-slash-chords-bg-1401 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Moderator
It gets the little finger involved (that's a plus). It can be easier in some chord-change situations. It allows the 3rd finger to be free to fret other strings for added embellishment notes. See Justin's Imagine lesson for an example of this. www.justinguitar.com/songs/john-lennon-imagine-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-bs-992 About 1 minute along. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Moderator [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] .
I get you, but still strange to see it in a Dm. I wish someone told me to keep my pinky close to the fret board when I was learning my open chords out of a book about 20 years ago 🤣 God, I have tremendous problems even when fingering a simple C7 open chord. It just doesn't wanna go down and it frustrates the living hell out of me. It's also not hand positioning or technique. Same with the Am7 in the open position and those type of shapes. Terrible when you can play and write a bit and you know exactly which chord you wanna use next, but your pinky just doesn't allow you. Cheers.
Bit confused 🤔. I started learning just by myself, maybe 6 weeks ago. Just a few mins a day when I can. I've never seen a G chord like this. The technique I've seen needs 4 fingers and I struggle to get it without muting strings. Definitely can't transition quickly. I've seen a 3 finger G, too. So is this a proper G? What should I do? I'm nearly 55 so this is all for fun, I'm definitely not planning a gig 😂. Id like to keep progressing though. I won a PRS recently so I'd like to make some decent noises 😜
Hitting the strings that aren’t open, especially with the D chord, is one of the toughest things for me when it comes to strumming. Hopefully I’ll get used to not hitting all the strings when strumming, but it’s hard. And I’m still struggling with the A chord, to be honest. Heck, G is a lot easier than A for me.
A common issue for people just starting out with their first chords. It can occur due to pressing down too hard. That may be a symptom of nut slots cut too high which is something a guitar tech can look at and fix. It is also an issue that eases when harder callouses form so the flesh spreads out less. www.justinguitar.com Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
I'm gonna take your guitar lessons. You put the string tabs up for me which helps a fuckin ton 😐 these other teachers be like watch me flail my fingers now you do it
Don't agree with G chord shape better use fingers 2 3 +4. Yes, a bit if a stretch agreed, but assists with strengthening the 4th finger. Also one only has to transfer to 1st finger on F and the lifting of the 4th on the G note for the G7. maintaining the 2nd and 3rd fingers.
Using that fingering allows you to have a free 3rd finger which is really useful when it comes to doing bass runs or adding embellishments on the A string especially. Many people move to this as a preferred fingering over time. | close 2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
- Make sure you don't mute this string. - Make sure you don't mute this string. G major: Just mute this string (shouldn't be to hard for most of you) hahahah! I'm sure it wasn't meant that way but I had a laugh right there 😂
Wtf is this for a D minor, you were teaching that chord the other way (without little finger) 11 years ago, and im following that begginers course. This way even looks harder. Btw C is worst, im having most problems with it
Justin is the best. He has NO Ego, and everything just feels like it’s being taught with love. Not to mention it’s never rushed, steady and precise lessons. This is a wonderful channel
Especially after him going through his course left handed that took any ego he had in it lol
He’s very good isn’t he. Patient and honest with, as was said, no ego.
Justin is an excellent teacher.
Agreed. I can feel the love from his voice.
Couldn’t agree more ❤
Over the many years I listened to you, I had forgotten how much that your lessons meant to me. I found you and fell in love with the guitar. I'm seventy three now and struggling to still stay alive with compromised health but still have my desire to learn as my hands are all but totally crippled. I have given thought to moving to the slide. I really missed you Justin and think that your probably one of the greatest players in the world.
Appreciate your zest and really applaud the kind of inspiration that music invokes in you sir. Stay strong and here's to your love for the six strings😊
What a sweet comment!
As an intermediate player, it feel nice to watch beginner lessons sometimes. It just shows how far I have reached on my guitar journey.
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I’ve been playing guitar for 25 years. Every now and then I like to come back and refresh on the basics. I wish we had these videos when I was younger. If only people knew the hell we went through to get guitar lessons. What an amazing time to be alive.
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Started playing for around 3 weeks now, can easily transistion between A, D and E now im currently learning the C chord 👍🏾
Hii
I remember when I wanted to learn old man by Neil Young but couldn't figure it out or find any lessons. Justin came out with a lesson on that song and I know the song to this day. He also taught me harvest, needle and the damage done and out on the weekend all while clearly teaching the little nuances Neil Young used in those songs, which were hard to grasp by ear for me at that time.. Getting back into guitar starting with the basics. Thank you Justin!
I have noticed that the educational contents on you tube doesn't have much views but these contents are golden chance for us.Or these vedios are bags of gold which are free of cost so take advantage of it and grasp more and more knowledge about the things in whihc you have more intrest. thank you sir for your such a good content 👍🏻👍🏻🙏
Happy to help. :)
I learned to play the A chord the traditional way. A friend of mine who is awesome at guitare showed me the way Justin plays it. Took me about 2 weeks to finally get it, but it's worth it. Transitions are so much easier and its not as crowded in the fret. Well worth the effort to change!
Really can't thank you enough bud, i've been practicing for maybe 2 weeks now and things are starting to come together! You cut away the Intimidation Factor and remind us it's Daily Steps towards the Larger Practice. Thank you so much!
Awesome, Ky. Keep enjoying your guitar journey and good luck.
Anything rong with string 5
By far the best and simplest way to learn chords and not intimidating to learn from the way you described them.Great lesson for beginners or a refresh.Thanks so much
Justin,I just want to thank you and tell you that you’ve helped me a lot! I love you man! ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽
Justin .....your lessons are the best out there!!! I wanted to thank you for sharing your talents and making the process fun and challenging at the same time. You are a great teacher and love learning from you. Keep up the great job!
Justin, you are a true master instructor! LOVE your channel and methods. Blessings to you, sir!
Thank you❣️
JUSTIN I started hearing you in 2003 when I lived in Arlington HIEGHTS ILL. AND I became a member right away I donated several times and I even bought a coffee mug from you and I still use it . Justin I just wanted to tell you that I had several guitar teachers in my days BUT WITH 3 back surgerys that failed thats why I live in Orlando Fl. now, and no body is as good as you are Justin you have all the moves, Thanks for all your lessons you made me pick up my guitar again Justin you should be on TV DID YOU EVER HEAR OF AXSTV YOU WOULD BE GREAT!!!!!!
Your teachings are simple and genuine. I follow you. Thanks.
Justin I starting playing guitar about a month ago and giving up in first week.....then following your tips and practice I have now written my first Song 🙏❤🙏❤ so pleased with myself 👌👌 I do recommend your lessons to anyone they are easy and simple to follow step by step 😛😛😛
I'm really happy to read that, Shaun! Keep Rocking! ;)
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Good review lesson to look back on! 🤙🏼
I was taught to strum all the strings when strumming this is sound that bad
Watching this really made me realize how far I've come since I started. Couldn't stretch my fingers enough to play chords and thought I wasn't meant to play guitar lol. It all comes together somehow
I've been playing and teaching guitar for about 15 years now and I've never seen someone hitting the A chord like that, tried it, and it actually feels good I was so surprised lol.
@Kepler 186-F hi man 😁
Thank you very much Justin, you are my Best teacher, i can play guitar because of you. Good luck.
Ya players with egos knocked me out of the game 15 years ago when I was an intermediate player. Course metal music everyone has huge egos and it can be about destroying each other. Know I’ve come back to play for fun only. And Justin has the best ability to teach I’ve ever seen! 🙌🙌🙏
For G i use fingers 234 becaues it makes it easier to go to C Chord
Thank you so much for all your videos Justin. They're all really helpful. It's been just under two weeks since I first picked up my acoustic guitar. I'm doing OK mastering the CAGED (+AGED minor) chords and trying to strum the G, Em, C, D chord progression as smoothly as possible. This week I have also made a start on bar chords (oddly I've found C minor easier than the F major that everybody says I should start with). Obviously I'm still working on all aforementioned but what is my next step? What goal should I be setting myself next? Ultimately, jazz and R&B is where I want to be but I know that's a long way off. What's the next logical step from what I'm currently doing to get me incrementally closer to where I want to be?
your course for beginners is really awesome as learnt a lot than what my home coming guitar teacher.... Thankyou for your and your team effort :-)
Just new to your video and love to watch and hope not to late to play guitar. Thanks for all the information and will watch your channel,
1. D chord
2. A chord
3. E chord
4. A minor chord
5. E minor chord
6. D minor chord
7. C chord
8. G chord
Oasis made millions
I did it I know them all
I'm a beginner I can play all of this chords and the chords transition also a bit good at it
What a great job you do. Thank you for sharing your style of teaching.
FOR EVERY BEGINNER: i am one too. and i really recommend you the app from justin. its really not expensive. but it helps extremely in your dayly practice!! i am so thankfull for that app - im now through with his beginner course on his app and here on youtube and can play to a lot of songs, can strumm along with a lot of music... it took me only 2 months. and now im so into guitar that i ordered a guitar teacher once a week for my next goal - fingerpicking and play cool music ✌️😜
thanks now i can be rockstar
Thanks for your help
Fantastic lesson….. and so loving the beautiful dog in the background curling up to take a nap❣️❣️
I learned a lot from this thanks for the help
I'm on lesson 1 with the A and D chord still, but will keep these in mind. Thanks for everything you do, Justin 🙏😊
I've had lots of fun with those two chords over the years :)
how much have improved since 6 months ? :D
Can't wait to get good enough for the theory course
Just finishing Grade 1 and I have couple of questions.
1. Do I really need to mute the thickest string in C chord or can I just not play it like in D, A etc.?
2. You always mentioned that when practicing the 1-minute chord changes, do not to pay attention how clear the chords sound, just concentrate on speed. What if sometimes (in some changes) almost all chord changes sound muted? Still not concentrate on it? When practicing the chord perfect there's no such problem.
Thanks
I've just bought my first guitar and I'm using your app for learning, I can get D & E easy but A is a struggle, fingers are very crammed together, can't see it ever being an easy
Try barring it
Very informative video for the beginner, Thank you Sir.
great video thank you.
Thank you
You're welcome!
He is a good teacher
For G without 2nd fretting the A like he shows, I like to show the ‘cheap G’ (sometimes we called this the Neil Young G since it worked for chord changes in his songs, and he may have done it sometimes). Wrap your thumb around to 3rd fret the E and just touch the A the mute it. And wrap your ring finger to 3rd fret the e. This makes for very quick changes between G and D, commonly used together in songs. This G, and the same 2 finger G Justin shows, is less bassy and may marry well with the D chord which uses mainly the highest pitch strings (though you can also wrap your thumb to 2nd fret the F# and the play all strings for D but now I’ve turned this comment into a lesson).
Here too 😀Great!
Glad to learn the 2 finger G on this video. Thanks a lot
Go for the full G. A bit more work but use fingers 2 3 4. Not 1 2 3. Worth the effort as later will lead to a stronger 4th finger, and an easy transition to G7. Just lifting the 4th of the G Major Chor and add the 1st on the first fret on fitst E string for a G7 so you don't move 2 +3 fingers. You are then in a convenient finger shape to swap to a C maj chord. A bit more work but worth it in the end!
Never tried it before but I like 👍
Justin I noticed the order in which you covered the 8 essential cords. Is the order in which they were arranged for any reason. As I am making a cord sheet for my practice. And wanted to clarify the arrangement in which they were covered. Finally a teacher who thinks like a student. And I can follow along with. Thank You!
Imo the first chords to learn should be Em, Am, C, D, G. If you feel like you're not getting anywhere or practice is too boring, just look up a song and chances are it will have these chords. Learn the progression and have some fun. You can also throw in the F chord for good measure.
I did manage 70 times within one minute the second time I tried (change from G to Em).
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Definitely need to know that open F chord
Very Nice..
anyone that has a dog in the background is an awesome person!
DOG 😍 3:26
Another stellar lesson / review. Personally the D minor is the most difficult of the 8 chords presented. My current focus is to transition smoothly and cleanly between them. D to A to E is now a piece of cake. The C to G is still a bit of a challenge. I can do it, but not as quickly as my metronome would like 😄. Side note: Im a recent Reddit affecionado, subscribing to several guitar subs. Justin gets a ton of love there. And rightfully so.
You shook me all night long by acdc is a great song to practice swirching from C to G
Taka Vaka perfect. Thank you.
These have been great videos. Even better when you realize he looks like Norm Macdonalds clone
But if you play without the first finger on for the G chord and still pick it then you’re using an A, which means you’re using a flat 7 if you’re using the G in the key of G. But I’m looking at the diagram and seems like he means to not strum the string either. So then he intends to pick string 6 and then strings 4-1? Are there any videos that go over doing this?
great stuff
question: if you hit the open e string on purpose when playing the A chord does that make it A/e or dose it not count as a slash chord because e is a note in the A chord?
You clearly understand the concept; you are correct. the e becomes the lowest note, making it an A/E | that one is one of the essential "slash chords" shown in this interesting lesson: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/essential-slash-chords-bg-1401 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Moderator
Can i play the cord using the pinky on the a note?
I'm amazed that you play Dm with the pinky. Why, Justin? I've been playing for years and that's the first time I see the pinky being used 😯
It gets the little finger involved (that's a plus). It can be easier in some chord-change situations. It allows the 3rd finger to be free to fret other strings for added embellishment notes. See Justin's Imagine lesson for an example of this. www.justinguitar.com/songs/john-lennon-imagine-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-bs-992 About 1 minute along. Cheers 😊
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I get you, but still strange to see it in a Dm. I wish someone told me to keep my pinky close to the fret board when I was learning my open chords out of a book about 20 years ago 🤣
God, I have tremendous problems even when fingering a simple C7 open chord. It just doesn't wanna go down and it frustrates the living hell out of me. It's also not hand positioning or technique. Same with the Am7 in the open position and those type of shapes. Terrible when you can play and write a bit and you know exactly which chord you wanna use next, but your pinky just doesn't allow you. Cheers.
Just started learning and iv been forming the A chord with the pinky. Is that considered a bad habit
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/first-finger-a-chord-bg-1002
Once I get these chords down well, which ones should I move on to next?
3:20 the dog
Bit confused 🤔. I started learning just by myself, maybe 6 weeks ago. Just a few mins a day when I can. I've never seen a G chord like this. The technique I've seen needs 4 fingers and I struggle to get it without muting strings. Definitely can't transition quickly. I've seen a 3 finger G, too. So is this a proper G? What should I do? I'm nearly 55 so this is all for fun, I'm definitely not planning a gig 😂.
Id like to keep progressing though. I won a PRS recently so I'd like to make some decent noises 😜
same here, i saw the G and was confused as I've never seen one like it. Any idea what it is?
I wonder how one can go about practicing basic open chords using fingerstyle approach.
Hitting the strings that aren’t open, especially with the D chord, is one of the toughest things for me when it comes to strumming. Hopefully I’ll get used to not hitting all the strings when strumming, but it’s hard. And I’m still struggling with the A chord, to be honest. Heck, G is a lot easier than A for me.
For C and B7 chords my fat middle finger always end up muting the 4th string, is there a fix to this?
A common issue for people just starting out with their first chords. It can occur due to pressing down too hard. That may be a symptom of nut slots cut too high which is something a guitar tech can look at and fix. It is also an issue that eases when harder callouses form so the flesh spreads out less.
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Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Justin your are one of the best teachers i have ever met.
Cheers 😊
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How bad is it if I play my A chord with 2 fingers?
I'm gonna take your guitar lessons. You put the string tabs up for me which helps a fuckin ton 😐 these other teachers be like watch me flail my fingers now you do it
great guitar lesson and all. but genuinely i just want to see your dog now
Don't agree with G chord shape better use fingers 2 3 +4. Yes, a bit if a stretch agreed, but assists with strengthening the 4th finger. Also one only has to transfer to 1st finger on F and the lifting of the 4th on the G note for the G7. maintaining the 2nd and 3rd fingers.
THERE'S A CUTE DOGGO IN THE BACKGROUNG!!
"Spoiling the pudding"
Greatest line of the month.
This probably sounds like a stupid question, but how do you know what strings you can hit and which you can't for each chord?
Hey! The easiest way is reading chord boxes: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/how-to-read-guitar-chord-boxes-b1-104
Why is Justin using his 4th finger on Dm rather then his 3rd?
Using that fingering allows you to have a free 3rd finger which is really useful when it comes to doing bass runs or adding embellishments on the A string especially. Many people move to this as a preferred fingering over time. | close 2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
unlearning that Amaj chord is gonna take a lot of work 😅
- Make sure you don't mute this string.
- Make sure you don't mute this string.
G major: Just mute this string (shouldn't be to hard for most of you) hahahah! I'm sure it wasn't meant that way but I had a laugh right there 😂
BRO I CAN PLAY ALL OF THIS CHORDS.
I would have put F in there instead of D minor but hey! Who the F am I to talk??
I'm struggling with F-G-F and C-G-C
Same here -_-
I’m struggling with f. Period.
It will get better.Just keep practicing mate
My first guitar teacher told me to strum all the strings
I bypass all the guitar videos to what Justins leasons.
I hate being a beginner so much
Wtf is this for a D minor, you were teaching that chord the other way (without little finger) 11 years ago, and im following that begginers course. This way even looks harder. Btw C is worst, im having most problems with it
Lmao have you done F chord yet?
Jai shree ram
you talk to much instead of playing
He's teaching, not performing.