Struggling with OPEN CHORDS on Guitar? Not anymore

-- Welcome to RiffScape's very FIRST video! In today's challenge video, you're tasked with learning open chords at a beginner level. Then, head on over to RiffScape to record YOUR performance using the backing track associated with the performance at 5:29.

Think of RiffScape as your personal guitar portfolio! Be sure to subscribe because we'll be uploading beginner, intermediate, and advanced videos in the future!

0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Music Theory of Open Chords
2:32 - Technique
4:18 - Chord Progression
5:29 - The Performance
8:22 - Submitting Your Performance

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[riffscapecom]

Do you have what it takes to participate in our very first guitar challenge?! Head on over to RiffScape and submit YOUR take of this challenge. Yes, it's free!

[destiny-theseries]

I love this approach and presentation. Subbed!!! Keep up the great work!

[ghhdgjjfjjggj]

This is amazing quality!!! Inb4 you get one million subs!!

[iBadName]

Love this style of teaching, the persona, everything. Idky but it motivates me alot more than the standard "basic" and "boring lessons"

[lubavich]

finally video tutorials I can stay focused at and actually interesting
keep it up man

[danestves]

I want those badges badly!!! Can’t wait to start my journey on guitar challenges 😎😎😎

[benvining]

Small bug, diminished and augmented text graphics appear in the wrong order. 2:07

[GarrettSchrandt]

This is awsome! Ive taught for years and this is such a fun and engaging way of teaching fundamentals!

[Tannercfarm]

3:01 dude thought we wouldn't notice him giving us the finger lol

[tsap]

Very impressive. Looking forward to the upcoming videos.

[silveledge]

Heads up, i think you had the title
Of augmented and dimished mixed up vs what you were saying audibly vs. showing visibly. Good job on the video.

[George_K.]

This looks so over-produced and high upkeep that it makes me feel really suspicious, but I guess starters is where it's really at, not advanced lessons. BtW I bet you love playing that Jackson and the inlays are my preferred style as well, but I imagine beginners would have a hard time following a fretboard that's not simple dot inlays. Also, which band do you play for?