how you should think about chord shapes (part 24 - triad pairs)

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[LoGsounds]

If this video makes no sense to you, I highly recommend you watch the series from the beginning:

[Dollarkat]

It would have been great if they brought this kind of thing up when I was in music school.

[dubsbarry]

These are the inversions i mentioned in another comment. Never heard the concept called triad pairs but i like it

[Soloist]

Where tf did you come from? Best conceptual teacher going, every video I see of yours changes my approach to the instrument in a new, unique way 🙌🙌🙌

[michaelkilgore]

Do you have a Patreon? I want to give you money. You've taught me more in a few videos than I ever learned in years of lessons

[malcolmbrewer]

I subscribed, coz I'd like to learn more. Thanks

[johnfarmingdale]

I was totally fine with my half knowledge of guitar music theory until you showed up on my feed. Back to real practicing crap Thanks alot. :)

[chadharland]

These are Concepts I'm just coming into what I really like to know is how do you practice it

[gregoryboyce]

Thanks so much Mate. Never stumbled across this before. ;)