Voice Leading Guitar Lesson | Create Great Sounding Chords Part 2

Voice Leading made as easy as possible on guitar. Adam takes you through steps in this Voice Leading Chords Guitar Lesson on how to go about practicing and thinking about voice-leading chords on your guitar. It's a Part 2 video in his Creating Great Sounding Chords on Guitar series. The link to the How to Play Chord Inversions on Guitar | Creating Great Sounding Chords on Guitar Part 1, is listed below.

If you want to sound closer to your favorite professional guitarist, then the lessons in this video is perfect way to get you started. And this is the longest most comprehensive PDF lesson yet! This FREE companion lesson link is available here, below, and in the comment section, has 12 pages to help you understand and work through different chord progressions as well as two songs with the chords written out in standard music notation, Tab, as well as chord diagrams.

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[JazzRockswithAdam]

✅ You can download the PDF for this video, Voice-Leading, Part 2,

[accuroblaird]

Hey Adam. Just downloaded your PDF For inversions and watched the two videos related. My guitar journey has taken me to here, and learning inversions. Your tutorials are great.

[LooMinn]

Adam, this information on voice leading makes so much sense to me for a couple of reasons. One reason is that you can stay in the same neighborhood on the fretboard without racing to the next grip; it’s so much more efficient. Another advantage is that the close voicings just sound so hip.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[ronaskew]

Good examples of tunes have changes that “appear” to be unrelated but sound good are most Wayne Shorter tunes. Can they even be analyzed, at all?