Thank you Justin! I keep learning new tricks from you and my guitar playing has improved to a whole new degree during the pandemic. I have also donated to you once and would love to do it again. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and skills with us!
I have lost my vision recently and have found a lot of solace in your videos. They are very accessible as you explain everything verbally very distinctly. Thank you for your videos in this difficult time for me
Hey Freddie. I'm sorry to hear about that but happy that you've found some comfort through music. The guitar is very powerful, and I'm glad my lessons helped you out. Good luck with your journey - wishing you all the best.
great lesson - thanks Justin. I'm playing with a percussionist and my guitar playing is fairly basic so this will be lovely for an intro and make me sound cool lol PS Still working my way through your theory book
It's best to keep trying but in the mean time, which ones can you come up with? If you keep getting stuck, try to go for you own fingering. It might be due to bad technique somewhere so don't go chasing different fingerings all the time! | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Just within the last few days I was saying “why oh why don’t they teach this to beginners right off?” Because it would make it easier to learn guitar? So - good work!
Actually, no! A good teacher doesn’t stretch out things and milk lessons. Guitar is a lifelong pursuit, there is always more to learn. If your teacher stretches things out to keep you as a student, the teacher doesn’t know too much. Please get a new teacher.
Strumming three strings only and moving laterally along the neck aiming for different frets is not a basic-no-experience skill. Playing the basic open major and minor chords allows more strings to be strummed and less lateral movement and sound great on their own. Triads are amazing but so too are many other aspects which don't get taught at the very outset. You can't put a whole story in to chapter 1. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Moderator [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] .
I think this is the most easily understood and useful idea I've seen for actual guitar playing, in a long time. You've also got a great teaching style - very clear, well paced and friendly. Be proud of your contribution to the music world. I've given you a thumbs up. 10/10.
I never knew this existed, but now in five minutes I learned how to join any jamm I hear in seconds, thanks Justin, with you I learn things I didn't know existed and I get to practice new stuff when I don't know where to go next on my big journey, lots of love my man, your a legend
Man the timing for this couldn't be better, was just searching for info how to find on alternative voicings up and down the neck, and then this video pops up within the past hour. It's like he KNOWS.
As a beginner guitarist I love playing with triads like this occasionally to make me feel 'intermediate', before it's back to struggling with the F chord!
I can easily do the F chord but my guitar hates me, High Action can Fit 3-4 Stacks of Coins and the neck is bent (broken truss rod). 💀 every time I do barre chords my wrist wants to sue me for abuse 😂.
Best tip I could give you (as a tutor), there are 3 notes, to make a chord (ie you don’t have to break your hand). Play an E chord, but where you would use your 1st finger, use the 2nd instead (make the same shape for E). Slide that up the neck (wherever), and use your 1st finger for the bass string. All downstrums, just play the bass strings. Start there.
Second Comment !!! What an achievement. Please make a lesson on walking , filler, bridging etc which are used impromptu to adjust uneven rhythm and adding spice.
Your tipps and tricks are so helpful, I'm starting to improvise little solos that really sound good, because I've learnt so much out of your lessons, thank you so much, Justin
I LOVE this! My 26 year old nephew is great at guitar….I’m 50 and still learning…picked it up about 3 years ago but work doesn’t allow tons of practice time. I can now have him over and we can actually make some music together! Thank you for explaining what other teachers just “show”! I have both electric and acoustic so it should be fun!
OK, light bulb moment! So, through your theory course I've learned all the triad shapes as inversion grips. I haven't gotten to CAGED just yet, but have already figured out how that is in relation to chord shapes. However, I never put it together with triads. So, I have my theory print out with the inversion grips. If I'm not mistaken, first 3 strings, you have E, D, and A shaped triads only? So your root grip is an A shape, your 1st inversion is the E shape and your 2nd inversion is the D shape. Oh what an aha moment! That makes remembering my darn grips on all strings so much easier! EDIT: Whoa, actually the D shape I mentioned is also C shape...OK, OK, OK!!!! Oh this is awesome!
WOW - mind blow. You've explained this so well. I'm a 35 year old just starting to learn and pick up theory and this has instantly got me going with Triads. SUBSCRIBED!
'Guys' is perfectly okay. Don't go down the PC road. That's for losers. You are anything but. Just keep on with your brilliant lessons and let the wokists go elsewhere if they don't like your terminology.
OMGosh...why was I trying to learn the triads of the high three notes as a separate three not chord instead of the other half a the more full major chord I already knew?!?!?! sometimes you just have to hear/see it to remember you can thin of it another way I guess, thanks! here's some engagement!
Ive found most things in music theory are made more complicated than they actually are. Once u realise that mostly everything can be derived from a single major scale, and slight deviations of that scale, you've covered most things there are to know. Its then a case of memorising it and mastering it musically
Yes, the major scale holds things together. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
You are the clearest, Most understandable, teacher of them all. And there are many.Thank you l enjoy all of your lessons simply because l am learning .
Bought a loop pedal after watching this lesson, only had an hour to practice so far but it’s so much fun!I can see this helping massively. Wonderful lesson as always, thanks Justin 👍😎👏
It takes some takes before you get the hang of it but you quickly become your own jam buddy! Rock on! This lesson might inspire you a bith more? www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/how-to-use-a-looper-pedal-fx-402 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Old thread, but my two cents... I got a digitech trio+, it is a looper with a generated bass and drum accompanying. It learns my chord progressions and jams along in many styles. It is always on time and never has an angry wife.
So nice to see you updating your triad content Justin. I've watched a few of your early videos on the topic and - like the rest of us - you've come so far since then. The improved confidence and ease of delivery is a revelation. It's clear you have gone from being a (very good) TH-cam guitar teacher to becoming a master teacher, full stop. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I so appreciate your patient, slow, easy to understand teaching approach Justin. It makes me believe that I really can learn to play cool stuff! Thanks so much Cheers, Jack Martin
Thank you, Justin, for your great lessons! You're a goldmine of knowledge and information, and we're lucky to have you sharing your wealth with us.You're my favorite guitar instructor, hands down!
Thanks Justin for showing me a way to fit into a group of people jamming where everyone trying to play the melody-I used simple triads that you showed me on your videos with syncopated rhythms to create my own space.
Thank you so much for this lesson, Justin. My mind is blown. I am an "advanced beginner", and have never really immersed myself in guitar theory, so this has opened up a whole new world on guitar for me. You are by far the best guitar teacher online.
Some years back I watched Justin explain the Root, 2nd and 3rd inversions on all six strings and I consider that the second biggest step I made in my journey! Now, watching this, I'm still learning! rhythm, strum patterns etc. from this video. Great teacher!!!
I was given those to learn a year ago or more, plus several more. I found it required a lot of work to see the connection between the bigger bar chords and the treble strings triads. I learned them for all of the CAGED shapes, but I like your approach of learning just the E shape first. I have now tried to learn the shapes for strings 2,3 and 4. Again, it took some effort to see how they were part of bigger bar chord shapes. I knew it all along, but had to work to actually see the connection. Again, maybe I was trying to boil the ocean, and should have worked on one bar shape at a time. This is a better explanation than many I have seen on TH-cam. I liked that you showed simpler approaches to using them. Many of the videos branch off into very complex improvisations, not suitable for people just wrestling with learning the shapes. I did have an epiphany the other day when I saw a video that linked them to inversions, only three inversions, for each chord type. Should have been obvious, but I needed it pointed out. With CAGED, I had 5 shapes for a chord type, but there were a couple which did not work on the top 3 strings, and also, some were really just duplicates from the perspecive of triads. e.g. C and D are identical. One thing I find is that I really like to have a good bass, so prefer the fuller chords. Will have to learn when and how to use the smaller chords. I pattern pick and finger pick a lot, so have to see how that works with the small triads. I know it can be done of course, but it is a very different style of playing.
You may enjoy the triads session of the Vintage Club ... resources and discussion here: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/vintage-club-6-cla-014 Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
I started playing guitar late in life I'm 55. Started playing 8 months ago and absolutely love learning new things! Love your videos Justine. Thanks you for everything!
Great lesson. It helps me with my open chord strumming, a little arpeggio work, and fretboard memorization. It's difficult for me to not mute the B string on the major triad. I need more practice.
Wow, thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been playing with it for just half an hour and I noticed it is also a fantastic way to memorize the root positions on the E strings!
Hey Justin, i Play now 7 years guitare and i have so many Videos seen from you. And it was helpfull every time. Thanks for you lesson. I am a late Starter and Hades to Start guitare playing wish 47 j. Greetings Oliver
Never too late to learn or pick up the instrument again! Find your entry point www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons and go from there for a structured way of advancing | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Finally a triad video that just starts you off with the basics , and gets you instantly playing triads! Your the man, thank you!!! P.s Through your reverb pedal on when your doing your triads over the chord progression and it sounds pretty cool!
Meanwhile, the JustinGuitar Chord Library can help too: www.justinguitar.com/chords | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Approved Teacher, Assistant and Community Admin
51k views and 3k likes? Wtf guys come on. If your fat finger can click the thumbnail it can click a thumbs up too. This man is literally a FREE source of beautiful music. Show some appreciation.
That’s a far better explanation of triads than I previously had. I learned about triads when I decided I wanted learn The Ballad of Jayne by LA Guns and I’ve been trying them on various things ever since lol.
Thank you Justin, great,well explained lesson, as always. I’ve kept away from triads as i thought they would be difficult but now you’ve shown how cool and easy they are! Going to buy myself a looper and get Ito it! Cheers.
I’ve seen your ads all the time but never wanted to look into your course …. But -- This video was excellent and I really enjoyed … especially since I just started working with triads
Justin, this is a great approach to triads on the top three strings. Bravo! How about a lesson for triads elsewhere, such as using the A shape, etc.? I'm primarily a fingerstyle player on nylon strings. I use a lot of jazz and blues chords. Triads are very valuable with those chords. Additionally, how a lesson sometime for 'A Summer Song' by Chad and Jeremy. Thanks for all the lessons over the years. You've helped me out many times!
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Bravo 👏 very nicely explained with practical application 👍
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Thank you Justin! I keep learning new tricks from you and my guitar playing has improved to a whole new degree during the pandemic. I have also donated to you once and would love to do it again. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and skills with us!
Thanks Justin!
You explained it clean and understandable!!
Keep it up!
And the demo helps me a lot.....
I have lost my vision recently and have found a lot of solace in your videos. They are very accessible as you explain everything verbally very distinctly. Thank you for your videos in this difficult time for me
Hey Freddie. I'm sorry to hear about that but happy that you've found some comfort through music. The guitar is very powerful, and I'm glad my lessons helped you out. Good luck with your journey - wishing you all the best.
Wish you well Freddie
Blessings to you, Freddie!
Great, practical stuff - thanks Justin!
I always appreciate your content and tips. Been watching on and off for years. Cheers!
Great tips. Excellent as usual.
Thanks Nicolas!
Best guitar teacher in the Earth!
Thanks Justin...this really helps...because I have been in a rut.
Really helpful when playing some Beatles songs with my friends!
Thank you , you made it very easy.
With Brian from ACTIVE MELODY, Justin, the best teacher on YT. Espesh for beginners.
Thanks Justin, great lesson 💡
Justin, you are wonderful. Would you show us how to play Sukiaki (Japanese Song)
This is so inspiring! Sounds awesome playing with a partner. Thx for that great video, Justin!!! Btw, what guitar brand are you playing? Like it!!
Thank you so much!!
great lesson - thanks Justin. I'm playing with a percussionist and my guitar playing is fairly basic so this will be lovely for an intro and make me sound cool lol PS Still working my way through your theory book
dude you are a treasure
Thanks!
My pleasure! Thanks for the support :)
Another great video! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Makes me think of KISS Rock Bottom intro
The middle finger I use to hold the 3rd keeps muting the 5th :(
Is there an alternate finger position I can use?
It's best to keep trying but in the mean time, which ones can you come up with? If you keep getting stuck, try to go for you own fingering. It might be due to bad technique somewhere so don't go chasing different fingerings all the time! | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Cool
Just within the last few days I was saying “why oh why don’t they teach this to beginners right off?” Because it would make it easier to learn guitar? So - good work!
Exactly, money is involved to stretch lessons out.
This is just a small piece of a bigger picture...even you learn this, doesn't mean you will learn guitar easily and very fast...i mean come on men..
Actually, no! A good teacher doesn’t stretch out things and milk lessons. Guitar is a lifelong pursuit, there is always more to learn. If your teacher stretches things out to keep you as a student, the teacher doesn’t know too much. Please get a new teacher.
Strumming three strings only and moving laterally along the neck aiming for different frets is not a basic-no-experience skill. Playing the basic open major and minor chords allows more strings to be strummed and less lateral movement and sound great on their own. Triads are amazing but so too are many other aspects which don't get taught at the very outset. You can't put a whole story in to chapter 1.
Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Moderator [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] .
@@justinguitar Bingo. But I think that triads should be emphasized before pentatonics.
Thanks!
Thank you :) Appreciate your support!
I think this is the most easily understood and useful idea I've seen for actual guitar playing, in a long time. You've also got a great teaching style - very clear, well paced and friendly. Be proud of your contribution to the music world. I've given you a thumbs up. 10/10.
ditto
Agreed 💯% Thank you Justin
I never knew this existed, but now in five minutes I learned how to join any jamm I hear in seconds, thanks Justin, with you I learn things I didn't know existed and I get to practice new stuff when I don't know where to go next on my big journey, lots of love my man, your a legend
Man the timing for this couldn't be better, was just searching for info how to find on alternative voicings up and down the neck, and then this video pops up within the past hour. It's like he KNOWS.
Can f
As a beginner guitarist I love playing with triads like this occasionally to make me feel 'intermediate', before it's back to struggling with the F chord!
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I can easily do the F chord but my guitar hates me, High Action can Fit 3-4 Stacks of Coins and the neck is bent (broken truss rod). 💀 every time I do barre chords my wrist wants to sue me for abuse 😂.
Best tip I could give you (as a tutor), there are 3 notes, to make a chord (ie you don’t have to break your hand).
Play an E chord, but where you would use your 1st finger, use the 2nd instead (make the same shape for E). Slide that up the neck (wherever), and use your 1st finger for the bass string. All downstrums, just play the bass strings. Start there.
Second Comment !!! What an achievement. Please make a lesson on walking , filler, bridging etc which are used impromptu to adjust uneven rhythm and adding spice.
More Intermediate and Advanced lessons coming soon - stay tuned!!!
Your tipps and tricks are so helpful, I'm starting to improvise little solos that really sound good, because I've learnt so much out of your lessons, thank you so much, Justin
I LOVE this! My 26 year old nephew is great at guitar….I’m 50 and still learning…picked it up about 3 years ago but work doesn’t allow tons of practice time. I can now have him over and we can actually make some music together! Thank you for explaining what other teachers just “show”! I have both electric and acoustic so it should be fun!
Lol me too. In 5 mins he answered sooo many questions
Wooooow!!!! What an eye opener!!! Thnx bud, this is mint!
I really like the way you count out beats much more often than most other online teachers.
:)
This is gold, as a bass player who just plays one string or one note at a time. Any more vids like this.
Blew my mind!
You’ve made this incredibly easy and opened-up so much scope.
Fabulous teaching Justin!!
Glad you liked it! Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
OK, light bulb moment! So, through your theory course I've learned all the triad shapes as inversion grips. I haven't gotten to CAGED just yet, but have already figured out how that is in relation to chord shapes. However, I never put it together with triads. So, I have my theory print out with the inversion grips. If I'm not mistaken, first 3 strings, you have E, D, and A shaped triads only? So your root grip is an A shape, your 1st inversion is the E shape and your 2nd inversion is the D shape. Oh what an aha moment! That makes remembering my darn grips on all strings so much easier! EDIT: Whoa, actually the D shape I mentioned is also C shape...OK, OK, OK!!!! Oh this is awesome!
That is caged brother. Wat u doing with the triads and the intervals up the neck is caged.
Justin is the best guitar teacher on YT. Just straight to the point.
WOW - mind blow.
You've explained this so well.
I'm a 35 year old just starting to learn and pick up theory and this has instantly got me going with Triads. SUBSCRIBED!
Justine you are No1 for many, you help thousands of players beginners upwards,
Cheers 😊
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Been watching you for years and can’t help admiring your commitment. It has to be a lot of work. Good on ya Justin 👍
'Guys' is perfectly okay. Don't go down the PC road. That's for losers. You are anything but. Just keep on with your brilliant lessons and let the wokists go elsewhere if they don't like your terminology.
Oh my gosh! Wow! That totally made so much sense and I felt freed up doing this instead of the barre chord. Awesome 👏
Glad it helped! Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
OMGosh...why was I trying to learn the triads of the high three notes as a separate three not chord instead of the other half a the more full major chord I already knew?!?!?!
sometimes you just have to hear/see it to remember you can thin of it another way I guess, thanks! here's some engagement!
Thanks Justin! I’d heard of triads, but figured it was more complicated and over my head. We’re gonna mess around with this for sure!
Ive found most things in music theory are made more complicated than they actually are. Once u realise that mostly everything can be derived from a single major scale, and slight deviations of that scale, you've covered most things there are to know. Its then a case of memorising it and mastering it musically
Glad you're finding it useful. Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
Yes, the major scale holds things together. Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
Sir, your lessons are freaking awesome. Once I become a guitarist, I will Surely donate
You are the clearest, Most understandable, teacher of them all. And there are many.Thank you l enjoy all of your lessons simply because l am learning .
IMO Justin has the best guitar tutorials for beginner and intermediate players. Thank you Justin, 7 months in my guitar journey!
Bought a loop pedal after watching this lesson, only had an hour to practice so far but it’s so much fun!I can see this helping massively. Wonderful lesson as always, thanks Justin 👍😎👏
It takes some takes before you get the hang of it but you quickly become your own jam buddy! Rock on! This lesson might inspire you a bith more? www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/how-to-use-a-looper-pedal-fx-402 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Old thread, but my two cents...
I got a digitech trio+, it is a looper with a generated bass and drum accompanying. It learns my chord progressions and jams along in many styles. It is always on time and never has an angry wife.
So nice to see you updating your triad content Justin. I've watched a few of your early videos on the topic and - like the rest of us - you've come so far since then. The improved confidence and ease of delivery is a revelation. It's clear you have gone from being a (very good) TH-cam guitar teacher to becoming a master teacher, full stop. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I so appreciate your patient, slow, easy to understand teaching approach Justin. It makes me believe that I really can learn to play cool stuff! Thanks so much Cheers, Jack Martin
Thank you. Brilliant in its simplicity.
Triads are fine, but you showed how they can be applied excellently Justin.
Great video Justin. very clear and informative. Subscribed.
Thank you, Justin, for your great lessons! You're a goldmine of knowledge and information, and we're lucky to have you sharing your wealth with us.You're
my favorite guitar instructor, hands down!
Thanks Justin for showing me a way to fit into a group of people jamming where everyone trying to play the melody-I used simple triads that you showed me on your videos with syncopated rhythms to create my own space.
Thank you so much for this lesson, Justin. My mind is blown. I am an "advanced beginner", and have never really immersed myself in guitar theory, so this has opened up a whole new world on guitar for me. You are by far the best guitar teacher online.
oh wow, this is such a great tutorial! thank you!
Some years back I watched Justin explain the Root, 2nd and 3rd inversions on all six strings and I consider that the second biggest step I made in my journey! Now, watching this, I'm still learning! rhythm, strum patterns etc. from this video. Great teacher!!!
I was given those to learn a year ago or more, plus several more. I found it required a lot of work to see the connection between the bigger bar chords and the treble strings triads. I learned them for all of the CAGED shapes, but I like your approach of learning just the E shape first. I have now tried to learn the shapes for strings 2,3 and 4. Again, it took some effort to see how they were part of bigger bar chord shapes. I knew it all along, but had to work to actually see the connection. Again, maybe I was trying to boil the ocean, and should have worked on one bar shape at a time.
This is a better explanation than many I have seen on TH-cam. I liked that you showed simpler approaches to using them. Many of the videos branch off into very complex improvisations, not suitable for people just wrestling with learning the shapes.
I did have an epiphany the other day when I saw a video that linked them to inversions, only three inversions, for each chord type. Should have been obvious, but I needed it pointed out.
With CAGED, I had 5 shapes for a chord type, but there were a couple which did not work on the top 3 strings, and also, some were really just duplicates from the perspecive of triads. e.g. C and D are identical.
One thing I find is that I really like to have a good bass, so prefer the fuller chords. Will have to learn when and how to use the smaller chords. I pattern pick and finger pick a lot, so have to see how that works with the small triads. I know it can be done of course, but it is a very different style of playing.
You may enjoy the triads session of the Vintage Club ... resources and discussion here: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/vintage-club-6-cla-014
Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
I started playing guitar late in life I'm 55. Started playing 8 months ago and absolutely love learning new things! Love your videos Justine. Thanks you for everything!
me too!
Thank you, this is exactly what i needed
Great approach Justin. Thanks SO much for sharing all your guitar knowledge, and congratulations on so many excellent years of teaching us all. ✌🏾
Great lesson. It helps me with my open chord strumming, a little arpeggio work, and fretboard memorization. It's difficult for me to not mute the B string on the major triad. I need more practice.
"You generally don't strum triads." Laughs in Link Wray.
Then again, Link Wray isn't your average bear! ;) | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Wow, thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been playing with it for just half an hour and I noticed it is also a fantastic way to memorize the root positions on the E strings!
Hey Justin, i Play now 7 years guitare and i have so many Videos seen from you. And it was helpfull every time. Thanks for you lesson. I am a late Starter and Hades to Start guitare playing wish 47 j.
Greetings Oliver
Never too late to learn or pick up the instrument again! Find your entry point www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons and go from there for a structured way of advancing | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Can't wait to use this on "Brown Eyed Girl"...cheers Justin you're the best!
Have fun, mate!
Finally a triad video that just starts you off with the basics , and gets you instantly playing triads! Your the man, thank you!!! P.s Through your reverb pedal on when your doing your triads over the chord progression and it sounds pretty cool!
I was always told never to mess with Triads. Any gangs, really. Asian or otherwise...
Thanks brother…. I love your lessons and style. I have gained a lot of good knowledge from your videos. Much appreciated
Why on earth would you thumbs down?
Yes....who would even consider thumbs down .... ?
Thank you Justin. You make things comfortable and fun. Appreciate you.
Would help to see the whole neck so know what fret your on,
I love your instruction. Thanks Justin! I share your videos with our camp students.
Hi, what a wonderful lesson this is! Your method of explaining and all round energy is very much appreciated. Thank you sir, have an awesome day!
Great lesson Justin, you explained it perfectly. I suddenly understand. Now to get proficient. Thank you for all your other videos as well!
Excellent explanation Justin! Thank you 🙏
Excellent Lesson..Thank You
i 've learned so much from you.....such a knowledgeable guitar teacher i ever encounter .
Always doing a great job! Thank you!
Thank you very much
Well taught
Dude you just made me record my first song! This is something every beginner should try. amazing work m8!
Thank you sooo much! 😀Extremely valuable lesson! 🙇♀️God bless you!
Thank you Justin .
Came across a chart from Etsy for Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented Triads. Should be super helpful.
Meanwhile, the JustinGuitar Chord Library can help too: www.justinguitar.com/chords | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Approved Teacher, Assistant and Community Admin
And you are unlikely to use the augmented and diminished much to be honest, at least in pop and rock!
51k views and 3k likes? Wtf guys come on. If your fat finger can click the thumbnail it can click a thumbs up too.
This man is literally a FREE source of beautiful music. Show some appreciation.
This is so useful to take what you play into a different feel thanks.
Very useful lesson, I use some triads but not nearly enough, and I will definitely get reacquainted with my looper pedal!
Aha....momemt
💡💡💡 Love it!
This is just an extremely valuable lesson here!! Thanks for sharing!! Great video!!
That’s a far better explanation of triads than I previously had. I learned about triads when I decided I wanted learn The Ballad of Jayne by LA Guns and I’ve been trying them on various things ever since lol.
Justin. It's simple and so rewarding. Put in the time and these triads open up so much flavor. thank you. I am a fan.
Thank you! I needed this! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Very practical explanation! Well done!
This was a very helpful video
I recommend Justin to so many people. Incredible advice and so well delivered.
Best easily explained video I have seen in a long time. Thanks!
Thank you Justin, great,well explained lesson, as always. I’ve kept away from triads as i thought they would be difficult but now you’ve shown how cool and easy they are! Going to buy myself a looper and get Ito it! Cheers.
Enjoy. Cheers 😊
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I’ve seen your ads all the time but never wanted to look into your course …. But -- This video was excellent and I really enjoyed … especially since I just started working with triads
Thank you Sir your clarity and simplicity is what is outstanding. Keep up the great teachings.
Justin, this is a great approach to triads on the top three strings. Bravo! How about a lesson for triads elsewhere, such as using the A shape, etc.? I'm primarily a fingerstyle player on nylon strings. I use a lot of jazz and blues chords. Triads are very valuable with those chords. Additionally, how a lesson sometime for 'A Summer Song' by Chad and Jeremy. Thanks for all the lessons over the years. You've helped me out many times!