3 Simple Ways to Find Your Triads Across the Fretboard

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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this video, we will be looking at 3 different ways to visualize and play your Major and Minor Triads across the entire Fretboard.

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[Oopkaponk]

this way of playing arpeggio opened my basslines for using the caged system . cool !!!

[donaldfisher]

Thank you, Steve. It's funny. I've been looking at John Mayer's song Daughters. This is how he plays the D triad in that song. He is playing the cords to the song with very little movement on the neck. It all makes sense once you get your head wrapped around how expansive the fret board is. Thank you

[venkatramanivenkat]

Well explained and easily imprinted into the memory... To the left, over the top and to the right... Lifetime memory created. Thanks Steve.

[brazilgriller]

You're AMAZING Thanks for all you do for all of us!!!!

[Chrisgreece]

Steve i have learned too much from you!!!you are GREAT teacher!thank you tooo much

[rubenharo]

Thanks, very helpful. You are the best!

[kriswrobel]

Mic Drop! Awesome lesson, thanks! Can’t wait to start working on this, can see the fretboard opening up already….

[poillet]

Always marvelous teacher… a great big up ….

[mingzunker]

Your a great teacher mate !! Wish I found you when I was a young fella .👌👍

[tonyn]

There is a saying: "Those who can, .. do. Those who can't, .. teach" You are the exception to the rule, you can play and teach. Would love to see a video of you playing a song or two in concert!

[saltyphucker]

Thanks for doing this, Steve. Finding chords all over the neck is a big "gray area" for me. 😃

[JustinNogle]

Great lesson Steve many thanks! Happy New Year to you and your family! 😎🎸🤘

[danbromberg]

Your video showed where the triads are on the neck but now that I know where these notes are, what do I do with them?!?

[bmrbca]

Good lesson. But how do you take this now and make it sound musical. When I play it, it sounds like more scale practice.

[johnalbert]

How can you apply these left and right arppeggios in a song?