Nice Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Riddleagan Blossoming Solo Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great exclusive product for mastering guitar scales minus the headache. Ive heard some super things about it and my work colleague finally got astronomical results with it.
Just came across your channel, newer guitar player here, 8months or so, and I've been trying to figure out how to apply scales, and after asking an instructor several times with no luck, I stopped bothering with lessons. This is exactly what i was looking for. This will give all those basic chords the flourish I've been needing on songs. Thank you.
I feel like what sets this apart from other you tube lessons is that he is very good at explaining himself, where most people just say "this is how its done" but don't either understand or explain the "why" like Sean does. Excellent!
Omg, I feel like my entire guitar playing has been unlocked and upgraded from this video, your channel is amazing. I'm learning guitar now and the content on your channel is just perfect. I'm taking the approach of acquiring the proper fundamentals instead of just learning songs and you offer that in amazing way. Thanks a lot!
OMG!!! I have had such a hard time understanding guitar scales until I found you. You make learning so easy and interesting. I learned the blues scale in box form last night and couldn't put down my guitar. And you teach FULL lessons. You don't give me a teaser and then want me to pay for your online lessons. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! Keep those lessons coming.
Man this lesson of yours is an absolute treasure for any guitar enthusiasist. Today I understood the importance of scales. With this now I can take my guitar practice to the next level. Thank you so much mate. You just earned a subscriber🤗
I have been listening off and on today. Dude, you are good ! I've been playing for years and gotten modestly good . Anyone that can play guitar can hear that special talent. Love it !
Been playing for about a year now and learning by watching youtube videos.. and felt like I was at a point stuck progressing forward, and I must say.. excellent video, very clearly explained difficult concepts I'm sure.. and I'm now excited to continue working at this and further progressing. Thank you.
Reading the comments, I noticed that you answer questions, and thank people. You're one of few that I've seen on TH-cam that takes the time to do this. That added to the amazing teaching style you bring is incredible. Thank You for all you do...
Hey, I have been playing guitar since I was 13, I taught myself everything i know, which basically consists of me playing basic chords like, G, C, D, Dm, Bm, A, Am, E, Em... that's about it. I was looking at your channel, and you teach amazingly, but it all goes over my head, I think I'm watching your videos out of order or there is just a brick wall that I have hit with my guitar skills. I haven't been able to break it or get past just playing basic chords. I'm just trying to figure out my next step or few. Thank you.
These videos are awesome…there’s a million ways to learn theory but this is by far the easiest and most interesting to do soo! I literally can’t stop clicking the next videos that pop up… God bless you Sean and may your shower water never run cold…🙏
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SINCERLY, THIS IS USEFUL. NOT THOSE BULLSHITT YOU SEE IN TH-cam. THIS. PLEASE, DO MORE OF THIS. THIS.
The video is great! Finally someone who gets to the point and knows what they are talking about. I only wish it was explained a little slower, but other than that, I cannot complain. Thanks!
Amazing video. Yesterday I was learning the major scale and I was wondering about the different ways that I could play around with it and this morning your video pops up. Very impressive and so easy to follow. I'm looking forward to learning more from you
This is one of the most astonishing things I've learned on. I never understood how, why, and what this meant. It opened up so much for me. This tells you how to go from hitting random notes to entering the sea of theory and making really good peices of music. Fill, Riffs, etc.
For me, this has been such a block for such a long time. Your videos are so liberating, I can't thank you enough! It's like I knew these concepts but I needed someone to walk me through weaving them together! P.S. reposting this comment because I had mistakenly left it on another video
found this to be super helpful for chord progressions. it adds little flair to the changes in the chords. I love your work you've helped me learned so much with just one video! I can't wait to see more!
So many teachers do not know how to answer this question. It took me forever to figure it out . Where the hell were you when I needed you. Oh that's right not born yet...Lol... Great lessons and quick answers and thank god you are correctly microphoned up so I can here what you are saying. I have subscribed so I can now teach my teacher what I pay him for.
Sean Daniel yessss and I have shown a few videos of urs to my teacher as well..and I like your style of teaching..this lesson is brilliant!!I have asked this connection without satisfactory explanation..just got a single word answer "it's improvisation"which was obviously not what I wanted to know..till I hit upon this lesson..and knew instantly it's called connecting a chord with its scale or as you call walking through the chords..thanks "shaun"..keep up the awesomeness..
Wow music theory always seemed difficult whenever I tried to learn it, I knew my scales but only the shapes really and kinda what sounded good or cool in them. I have watched four of your videos and everything just clicked! Seriously good job you could make a living doing this.
You are An enlightened being my friend. Everytime I want to learn something new I start checking your videos. Thanks a lot for posting such important knowledge online.
I have spent billions of gigabytes searching for the right lesson and right teacher....my gigabytes did not go to waste I can tell you! You're awesome! God bless man!
Explaining + usage = great teacher! You are deserving more folowers! I can understand now, how scales and chords are coming together, i really struggled with that and i didnt find the answer till now, thank you sir!
Yeah you are one of those too rare teachers that doles out bundles of top class theory with practice at same time...interesting fast paced and not spending 20 mins explaining a D chord. Mint
Great video... Funny as hell this guy talks like James Hetfield sings.. "Check out these chords-zaah... With these shapes-zaah... Do it like this-zaah" Great-aaah! Lol
Great stuff man. Been playing for years and hit a plateau awhile back. Not anymore! You and ian have instantly won me over. You always have great demonstrations after each section of teaching which makes it easy to follow. Best on the web! Please keep passing on the knowledge. Wish u guys the best.
Thank you so much. Guitar isn't easy but the way you explain things certainly makes it easier! I've just been watching your vids for te last three days lol
Sean: "So, I guess kind of think like a bass player. Actually, I take that back. Never ever think like a bass player." Davie504: "How dare you say that! I will call the police!" Sean: "Go ahead. They will never believe you."
I was thinking about that, since I'm a beginner and I'm teaching myself through the internet I was wondering how to find a way to make my playing more interesting, I knew how to do some things with the D, G, C,Am and a couple of other chords, but now I know what I'd been doing, THANKS MAN!! You kind of threw me in the intermediate zone, I can do bar chords just fine and I know a couple of scales and I've been playing for five months, my biggest improvements have been the last three weeks :) I'm getting a huge confidence boost at the moment thanks to you and a couple other people on youtube :)
+Raph ll That's so awesome to hear! Yeah once you have the dexterity to play bar chords, there's really nothing holding you back physically from achieving anything. Definitely keep looking into the theory and stuff behind chords and scales and you'll keep improving. Congrats on the progress! Keep it up!
The first part of the video is so helpful, can you do a longer video teaching how to use all the chords and scales from a key and connect them to play improv stuff?
Pff hearing that explanation is just mind blowing i've been through so many videos on TH-cam trying to memorize the hundreds of chords. But just seeing you working on the first 3-4 tabs and make such a nice music, Is just amazing, I guess i'll need to spend a bit more time to learn that theory.
These videos are so valuable. I learn so much more from your/Sean's videos than from any other. It helps so so much to understand guitar playing. I have basically two questions related to this tho. I hope anyone understands them and can answer them :P. So here is what i know: This video is based on the Key of C major. Natural chords of C major are C Dm Em F G Am (Bdim). Minor counter scale of C major is A minor. 1. Does this mean you are basically using only notes from the C Major/ A Minor sale to connect chords? 2. Let's say I have then opened or connected to a new section where I am playing an Em chord. Can I then use all the notes from the E minor scale to add some flavor/ melody to the song or is it advisable to still only use notes from the C major scale to add flavor? I know you can do basically anything you want in music so I am asking from a harmonic rule based standpoint. Thanks!!
I am one year in learning guitar and sometimes I find milestone where some secret, that change the game, appears. This is exactly that place again! Thanks for explaining. I really did not understand what are scales good for and this makes so much sense… like how I did not think about this before? Well, we all are learning whole life, aint, we? Thanks for your amazing job. :-)
A great thing about some keys like C, G and D is that all the open strings are on the major scale of those keys, so you can hit any or all open strings as transition notes between chords
Hey bro I am new to your Channel but I've noticed a difference in my playing ever since I've been implying your lessons. I used to shy away from knowing a little music theory and your notes on guitar but you explain things in a way that I can understand and not feel intimidated Thank you very much.
Great lesson, thanks Sean! The fret hand info is sinking in and starting to stick but the other half of making this work is what is going on with the strumming and picking...sounds great, can you do a lesson or point us to one that will get us going on learning that part?
What an amazing tutorial, thank you! I've been learning all of these scales and I had no idea what to do with them, I just knew I needed to learn them at some point. Now, I know how to connect them....THANK YOU! Subscribed.
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This guy seriously needs more subscribers. One of the greatest teachers on TH-cam.
Thanks so much Bracken, I'll keep it up!
i agree...damn if only i can let him tutor me personally i would'nt be struggling this much..
Nice Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Riddleagan Blossoming Solo Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great exclusive product for mastering guitar scales minus the headache. Ive heard some super things about it and my work colleague finally got astronomical results with it.
im only 2:30 seconds in and i subscribed, clear and concise, brilliant.
So true bro...
Just came across your channel, newer guitar player here, 8months or so, and I've been trying to figure out how to apply scales, and after asking an instructor several times with no luck, I stopped bothering with lessons. This is exactly what i was looking for. This will give all those basic chords the flourish I've been needing on songs. Thank you.
So great to hear! I'm happy to help!
With these videos and my neighbors pounding on the walls it feels like I'm starting my own band! Keep em coming!
+Bryan Iund Anything to upset the neighbors my man!
+Bryan Iund I like your name,,
Second name precisely.
@@Harish-ou4dy Hindustan zindabad 😂
I feel like what sets this apart from other you tube lessons is that he is very good at explaining himself, where most people just say "this is how its done" but don't either understand or explain the "why" like Sean does. Excellent!
+Brandon Babbit Thanks so much Brandon! :)
@@seandaniel23your videos doesn’t keep repeating the same thing over and over
Like they are intentionally trying not to teach anything
Omg, I feel like my entire guitar playing has been unlocked and upgraded from this video, your channel is amazing. I'm learning guitar now and the content on your channel is just perfect. I'm taking the approach of acquiring the proper fundamentals instead of just learning songs and you offer that in amazing way. Thanks a lot!
So glad it's helpful!
OMG!!! I have had such a hard time understanding guitar scales until I found you. You make learning so easy and interesting. I learned the blues scale in box form last night and couldn't put down my guitar. And you teach FULL lessons. You don't give me a teaser and then want me to pay for your online lessons. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! Keep those lessons coming.
Thanks Lynn! I'll keep em coming!
Man this lesson of yours is an absolute treasure for any guitar enthusiasist. Today I understood the importance of scales. With this now I can take my guitar practice to the next level. Thank you so much mate. You just earned a subscriber🤗
Almost 4yrs later and still one of the better videos out there. Thanks!
I have been listening off and on today. Dude, you are good ! I've been playing for years and gotten modestly good . Anyone that can play guitar can hear that special talent. Love it !
You are filling the gaps! This is probably the most straight forward lesson I've ever come across! And I've seen quite a lot … brillant! Thanks!
+BIG66GEE That's great to hear! Thanks for watching.
What a great lesson! It seems obvious now that you have explained it, but I never got it before. You are such a good teacher.
Keep these videos going... you have enlightened me after years in darkness, thanks mate.
wow Sean.....you're the best.......I can't recall a single instructor making this concept so easy and fun.....great stuff man ;-)
Thanks so much for checking it out! I'll keep em coming!
Awesome video!
I wish that I would have found this channel two years ago when I began playing. Best teacher on youtube I have seen. i have learned so much here!
Thanks so much for reaching out! Got a lot more coming!
Been playing for about a year now and learning by watching youtube videos.. and felt like I was at a point stuck progressing forward, and I must say.. excellent video, very clearly explained difficult concepts I'm sure.. and I'm now excited to continue working at this and further progressing. Thank you.
+Dustin Wolfe Man that's great to hear! Let me know if you ever have any questions!
Reading the comments, I noticed that you answer questions, and thank people. You're one of few that I've seen on TH-cam that takes the time to do this. That added to the amazing teaching style you bring is incredible. Thank You for all you do...
Thanks for reaching out! Yeah I think it's important to try and respond as much as I can. Definitely let me know if you have any questions :)
Dude you're seriously the best guitar teacher on youtube, I wish you all the best for all the great stuff you've been doing.
Man thanks so much! I'll keep it up!
Sometimes too much information is a hinder to learning how to play the guitar, but you explain it in clear instructions.
This is one of the most useful guitar lessons on the whole damn internet, Sean. Thanks!
+James Bennett Thanks so much James!
Hey, I have been playing guitar since I was 13, I taught myself everything i know, which basically consists of me playing basic chords like, G, C, D, Dm, Bm, A, Am, E, Em... that's about it. I was looking at your channel, and you teach amazingly, but it all goes over my head, I think I'm watching your videos out of order or there is just a brick wall that I have hit with my guitar skills. I haven't been able to break it or get past just playing basic chords. I'm just trying to figure out my next step or few. Thank you.
An excellent video, not only technical but also how to practice and make the experience interesting. Thank you.
Thanks so much Edinburgh :)
really!
Sean, Stich and Steve Stein.
The best guitar instructors on youtube.
Omg Sean, this is brilliant! I have so much more to experiment with now. You're such a good teacher!
Thanks for watching!
These videos are awesome…there’s a million ways to learn theory but this is by far the easiest and most interesting to do soo! I literally can’t stop clicking the next videos that pop up… God bless you Sean and may your shower water never run cold…🙏
SINCERLY, THIS IS USEFUL. NOT THOSE BULLSHITT YOU SEE IN TH-cam. THIS. PLEASE, DO MORE OF THIS. THIS.
+Milton Oli Thanks a lot, I'll keep em coming!
seriously, deep in love with this. Thank you.
+Milton Oli Happy to help, feel free to check out some of my other videos and let me know what you think. Thanks for watching.
Sean Daniel i
I agree. I like learning stuff like this that's simple but useful.
The video is great! Finally someone who gets to the point and knows what they are talking about. I only wish it was explained a little slower, but other than that, I cannot complain. Thanks!
+Vilém Obrátil Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions.
Sean has been sent to us from guitar Heaven! You rock man!
Haha, thanks so much Edward!
This is exactly what I am trying to learn. Very clear/ simplified explanation. Thanks.
No problem. Glad I could help :)
super stuff sean..very useful very informative..i am sure this gonna add a lot of flavor to my playing..thanks mate
+Mohit Gupta Happy to help man! Rock on!
Amazing video. Yesterday I was learning the major scale and I was wondering about the different ways that I could play around with it and this morning your video pops up. Very impressive and so easy to follow. I'm looking forward to learning more from you
+Paul Ramsden thanks Paul! Glad the vids are helping!
Good video. Great conversational style of teaching!
Thanks Mark, I'll keep em coming!
Unbelievable! I could sit there for hours listening to changing chords. I have to learn this! Already doing your triplets from other video. Thank you!
So great to hear!
This is one of the most astonishing things I've learned on. I never understood how, why, and what this meant. It opened up so much for me. This tells you how to go from hitting random notes to entering the sea of theory and making really good peices of music. Fill, Riffs, etc.
Man that's the best compliment I could get! Thanks so much!
One of the best lesson videos I've ever watched. Great job man!
+TheWoogie2 Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
Cool lesson, new player, never seen anyone teach how to connect chords with scale notes. Subbed.
Welcome to the party Chris!
Only been playing 3 years, but I've absorbed a lot of study time. Haven't seen this in a book or any other tutorial vid. Really digging it
Thanks for watching man!
For me, this has been such a block for such a long time. Your videos are so liberating, I can't thank you enough! It's like I knew these concepts but I needed someone to walk me through weaving them together!
P.S. reposting this comment because I had mistakenly left it on another video
found this to be super helpful for chord progressions. it adds little flair to the changes in the chords. I love your work you've helped me learned so much with just one video! I can't wait to see more!
Thanks for watching and stay tuned!
Just plain like this guy. Listened to others and, ug. Sean is just laid back and comfortable to listen to. Thanks Sean!
Glad you liked the video!
Man I needed this! I was stuck on plateau with my playing. Thank you!!!
Great to hear! Keep rockin!
The most useful youtube guitar teacher online. Self taught (youtube taught) since 2006. He is the best I've seen.
Thanks! It means a lot :)
So many teachers do not know how to answer this question. It took me forever to figure it out . Where the hell were you when I needed you. Oh that's right not born yet...Lol... Great lessons and quick answers and thank god you are correctly microphoned up so I can here what you are saying. I have subscribed so I can now teach my teacher what I pay him for.
Thanks Gman! Make sure your guitar teacher knows he can always hit me up if he has any questions ;)
Sean Daniel yessss and I have shown a few videos of urs to my teacher as well..and I like your style of teaching..this lesson is brilliant!!I have asked this connection without satisfactory explanation..just got a single word answer "it's improvisation"which was obviously not what I wanted to know..till I hit upon this lesson..and knew instantly it's called connecting a chord with its scale or as you call walking through the chords..thanks "shaun"..keep up the awesomeness..
Excellent video on connecting chords with scales, probably the best explanation of how this works and why you should do it
Wow music theory always seemed difficult whenever I tried to learn it, I knew my scales but only the shapes really and kinda what sounded good or cool in them. I have watched four of your videos and everything just clicked! Seriously good job you could make a living doing this.
So great to hear they've been helpful!
dude you are so underrated! the best tutor on youtube, you are the only one that explains things nicely, subbed
+dmtdmtdmt Thanks so much for the love! I'll keep em coming.
You are An enlightened being my friend. Everytime I want to learn something new I start checking your videos. Thanks a lot for posting such important knowledge online.
Thanks for the kind words! I'll keep em coming!
I have spent billions of gigabytes searching for the right lesson and right teacher....my gigabytes did not go to waste I can tell you! You're awesome! God bless man!
+Mais Strauss thanks so much for reaching out and welcome to the party!
dude, you describe and show it so well thanks!
Thanks so much! I'll keep em coming1
Explaining + usage = great teacher! You are deserving more folowers! I can understand now, how scales and chords are coming together, i really struggled with that and i didnt find the answer till now, thank you sir!
Fellow your a great teacher and hilarious. I appreciate that; way to keep making awesome videos!
Thanks so much! I'll keep em coming!
This is an amazing application for my scales. I'm currently learning my scale, and now I know how to apply them :)
Yeah you are one of those too rare teachers that doles out bundles of top class theory with practice at same time...interesting fast paced and not spending 20 mins explaining a D chord. Mint
Thanks so much Brooke!
Sean you’re a great teacher always learn so much!
You're the best man!
+Lars Under Thanks so much! I try really hard :)
Tremendous lesson, thank you! You are one of the best teachers on TH-cam!
Great video... Funny as hell this guy talks like James Hetfield sings.. "Check out these chords-zaah... With these shapes-zaah... Do it like this-zaah" Great-aaah! Lol
That is the coolest thing anyone has ever said about me :)
Sean Daniel Seriously- great vids! I follow you and Ian now! Keep me going! And thanks!!
I thought the same and started to wonder where ole' Dude is from XD. He said it about "knowled-ggeeeee" too. Awesome lol
This is the first video where he does it. I first thought he was high since he usually has a very natural down to the ground way of explaining things.
Southern preaching guitar lessons!
Great stuff man. Been playing for years and hit a plateau awhile back. Not anymore! You and ian have instantly won me over. You always have great demonstrations after each section of teaching which makes it easy to follow. Best on the web! Please keep passing on the knowledge. Wish u guys the best.
Thanks so much Brandon! I'll keep em coming!
man i really appreciate it man..jst love it!!!!
Thanks so much!
nice dude, every time i watch your videos i learn something different. very unique style in teaching, thanks for sharing :D
Thanks for reaching out man! I'll keep em up!
I really liked the craigslist analogy
Missed Connections is a surefire laugh every time I click on it.
I haven't seen a vid about connecting chords and scales as helpful as this one. Thanks dude!
Happy to help!
so what you are saying is that you can use the scale of the key you are in to connect the chords that are in the same key
Absolutely!
Thank you so much.
Guitar isn't easy but the way you explain things certainly makes it easier! I've just been watching your vids for te last three days lol
So great to hear! I'll keep em coming!
Really useful...thx.
Sean you are amazing guitar teacher and coach. I love the way you coach in relaxed mood.
Sean: "So, I guess kind of think like a bass player. Actually, I take that back. Never ever think like a bass player."
Davie504: "How dare you say that! I will call the police!"
Sean: "Go ahead. They will never believe you."
the best teacher ive ever seen in youtube ..
once eye got past your extra-diction lol very helpful and well played out
haha thanks! you'll learn to love the extra-diction :)
This has been one of the most helpful lessons I’ve had, man. Thank you!
I love the way he speaks. "scalesu", "hearu", so cute
;)
a one and-uh a two-uh and-uh...LOL nice tutorial sean! where are from? is that regional affectation?
I was thinking about that, since I'm a beginner and I'm teaching myself through the internet I was wondering how to find a way to make my playing more interesting, I knew how to do some things with the D, G, C,Am and a couple of other chords, but now I know what I'd been doing, THANKS MAN!! You kind of threw me in the intermediate zone, I can do bar chords just fine and I know a couple of scales and I've been playing for five months, my biggest improvements have been the last three weeks :) I'm getting a huge confidence boost at the moment thanks to you and a couple other people on youtube :)
+Raph ll That's so awesome to hear! Yeah once you have the dexterity to play bar chords, there's really nothing holding you back physically from achieving anything. Definitely keep looking into the theory and stuff behind chords and scales and you'll keep improving. Congrats on the progress! Keep it up!
Make me your student☺️
Welcome to the party!
Thanks for your instructive videos. You explain things very clearly. Continue posting these courses.
Thanks for the support! Videos are out everyday.
Hey! Dude just go slow, why are you trying to run? Want to catch train?
I got things to do!
Sean your the BEST GUITAR TEACHER IVE FOUND ON THE INTERNET! IM 71 YEARS OLD!
Sean ur tutorials are amazing... U get right to the point....great job!
Thanks so much Darryl!
The first part of the video is so helpful, can you do a longer video teaching how to use all the chords and scales from a key and connect them to play improv stuff?
+andrew horochovic For sure, I've got a few ideas coming up soon. Thanks for the feedback!
Wow, this is the video I've been looking for. BIG LIKE, bro, amazing! Keep the good work!
+Jonnah Smith Glad it was helpful! Let me know if you ever have any questions.
Hi Mr Sean I love the way you explain you always hammer the nail on the head keep this splendid work up.
Thanks so much for saying so Sydney!
Best connectivity video I’ve seen yet. Very nice
Thanks Sean. Definitely worth your subscription. Thank you so much for taking the time.
Happy to help!
Excellent sounding guitar that looks _awesome_ !! One of the best looking guitars I've ever seen.
Pff hearing that explanation is just mind blowing i've been through so many videos on TH-cam trying to memorize the hundreds of chords. But just seeing you working on the first 3-4 tabs and make such a nice music, Is just amazing, I guess i'll need to spend a bit more time to learn that theory.
These videos are so valuable. I learn so much more from your/Sean's videos than from any other. It helps so so much to understand guitar playing.
I have basically two questions related to this tho. I hope anyone understands them and can answer them :P. So here is what i know: This video is based on the Key of C major. Natural chords of C major are C Dm Em F G Am (Bdim). Minor counter scale of C major is A minor.
1. Does this mean you are basically using only notes from the C Major/ A Minor sale to connect chords?
2. Let's say I have then opened or connected to a new section where I am playing an Em chord. Can I then use all the notes from the E minor scale to add some flavor/ melody to the song or is it advisable to still only use notes from the C major scale to add flavor?
I know you can do basically anything you want in music so I am asking from a harmonic rule based standpoint.
Thanks!!
only few can explain it well, and you're one of them. thank you so much!
Thanks for the compliment! I'll keep em coming!
Except for the weird speech patternah...
I am one year in learning guitar and sometimes I find milestone where some secret, that change the game, appears. This is exactly that place again! Thanks for explaining. I really did not understand what are scales good for and this makes so much sense… like how I did not think about this before? Well, we all are learning whole life, aint, we? Thanks for your amazing job. :-)
sean, samurai guitarist, tyler and rabea are my top guitar channels here on youtube. very helpful.
A great thing about some keys like C, G and D is that all the open strings are on the major scale of those keys, so you can hit any or all open strings as transition notes between chords
that was an awesome lesson, my mind opened up some more. thanks for sharing and making it so simple
+yhaf leahcim Happy to help! Let me know if you have any questions and thanks for watching.
You are awesome! thank you for all these guitar lessons!
Happy to help :)
Hey bro I am new to your Channel but I've noticed a difference in my playing ever since I've been implying your lessons. I used to shy away from knowing a little music theory and your notes on guitar but you explain things in a way that I can understand and not feel intimidated Thank you very much.
So cool to hear Jake, welcome to the party!
How have I just found your channel!? Your teaching style is fantastic
Super useful tips!!! Thank very you for taking tour time with this.
Great lesson, thanks Sean! The fret hand info is sinking in and starting to stick but the other half of making this work is what is going on with the strumming and picking...sounds great, can you do a lesson or point us to one that will get us going on learning that part?
Excellent resource. Have been back to this so many times and really amplifies my playing! Thank you
Hands in my head... Awesome... Thank you. God bless you, Sir.
Happy to help my man!
Thank you sir for an amazing lesson. Couldn't find this anywhere else.
+IAm DEnZiL Happy to help my man!
What an amazing tutorial, thank you! I've been learning all of these scales and I had no idea what to do with them, I just knew I needed to learn them at some point. Now, I know how to connect them....THANK YOU! Subscribed.
Very helpful and well explained. Thank you!
+chordstrummer guitar2017 Happy to help!
Love the initial hook. Missed connections are sad. Funny and witty because it's true. Love the analogy and lesson. Keep it up thank you.
Will do man! Keep checking those craigslist posts, you never know!
Thanks dood, life saver. I def want to learn more from your tuts. Keep it up Sean!
+Ryan Eslava You got it man! Thanks for watching!
:-)