Chord Inversions Explained | Rhythm Guitar Mini Lesson

What are Chord Inversions and How to Play Them on Guitar!

Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for a mini-rhythm guitar tutorial. In today's session we'll learn the theory behind basic chord inversions, and how to play them using easy three string fingerings. The use of chord inversions will add a unique flavor to your rhythm playing, while also providing an escape from strenuous barre chords. Let's get started! -Rob
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[Tomy_Yon]

I'm studying tonal harmony and rhythm for guitar and piano for almost 10 years, and these inversions are basic course material. So thank you for mentioning them. 😊

[nikigba]

thanks for the amazing simple explanation without needing to watch a lengthy video!

[Someone-lcdc]

Would be great to have more lessons like that. And much longer. Pleease!

[mitchellcutler]

I'm starting to learn about inversions and your video put it perfectly into visual perspective for me. Thank you!

[nicolen.]

Very interesting as always. Something new for my practice. Thank you Rob! 🎶🎶🎶

[Harrysound]

Thanks man. Appreciate the no nonsense clarity

[nick]

That was a very well explained lesson! Thanks! I’m subscribing to your channel!

[francoseeheramis]

Very straight to the point tutorial ❤❤❤ I want more sir.

[francofinazzi]

amazing content! both with the lesson and quality of audio/video 🔥

I would encourage you to use a De-Esser on your voice, as the compression is really bringing out the sibilance (sh and s sounds) and it's a bit harsh to listen to.

hope it helps😊

[meinhendl]

fantastic explanation ! thank you so much !

[Euthymia]

Hey boss. Do you think you can do a video about open(spread) triads?

[munimratul]

Sir, love from BD! Following you since my guitar journey!
One request, after passing so many times found descending is not matching properly! There are other guitar guys playing with me having the same problem!Though we practiced with Metronome!
Pls show some effective Descending exercise!!

[sniffableandirresistble]

Ok true to a point but the inversion is always chromatically linked to the interval so long as tonic and dominant are transposed into a relative key that is diatonic

[toddnadell]

Thank you! Any charts? Asking for a Patreon member! :)😊

[dipfloydd]

Lovely videos from you… can we connect separately..?

[slinkyboi]

You sound like a south park character 👍

[undercrackers]

But you still didn't explain what an inversion is. You merely demonstrated them.