how to start playing over chord changes - part 1 (No Scales)

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[LoGsounds]

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[dinifabio]

Amazing how we can really hear the chords melodically when you play like that,

[rtcommodore]

Thanks! You are the only guitar teacher who could help me make the jump from chording and finger picking patterns to soloing. I cannot thank you enough. You more than earned my measly $5.

[carlkerkman]

Love how you break down things into simple to understand concepts - I'm learning a lot even though I've played for decades.

[collinallen]

Man your ability to convey things is absolutely incredible!

[IfunkY]

Your a great teacher- you really explained it well- or I can hear what you said after so many years of playing

[MarcumUP]

I couldnt imagine being in a band with a guy like this

[Love-is-action]

this just made me think in a whole other level and way. Thank you Jesus; and thank you

[Grumplefut]

The guys gives the most useful short form guitar lessons, actual solid content. I find myself constantly grabbing my guitar after watching one of these

[nickwestguitar]

Man i genuinely admire how great your videos are! not only are you explaining it perfectly but it’s straight to the point with no ads no sales pitch! Keep up the great content man👍 (i wish i had these videos when i first started)

[dietcoke]

one of the best teachers in this platform 👏👏

[mindcontrol]

Been doing this for a while, Cant go wrong when playing the actual notes of the chord.Great part 1.Cant wait for the next.

[NeilWeber-hm]

Thanks for explaining the theory, and simplifying things. You're a great teacher.

[HarneetNarang]

as a beginner player, your videos make a lot of sense and are pushing me to think things differently . Thanks for the videos!

[saucypastaman]

I've played guitar for 12 years and I never thought of it this way🤯

[m.vonhollen]

Play say a C7 chord.
C-E-G-Bb (1-3-5-b7) are the chord tones.
You can stay on those all day.
D-F-A (2-4-6) are passing tones from the Mixolydian scale, and quite easy to use.
That’s 7 notes out of the 12 in the chromatic scale.
The final 5 Db-Eb-Gb-Ab-B (b2-b3-b5-b6-7) can all be used as chromatic passing tones, meaning don’t stay on them too long EXCEPT for b3 and b5 which are “Blues notes” and can be made to work longer.
Always resolve b3 UPWARDS to 3, a chord tone, and not the reverse; going from 3 to b3 will sound wrong.
That’s how I use all 12 notes against a Dominant 7th chord in a Blues.
That’s a starting point; other chord qualities require different approaches.

[jimmorrison]

Spend the next 6 months becoming super familiar with triad shapes all over the fretboard and become a better guitar player than you ever thought you'd be

[ajoiajoi]

all ur teachings is inspiring👍tyvm sir
been watching u since that shorts "how u should think chord are"....
tbh u have been my fav guitar youtuber since 😆 love from malaysia ✌️ ty for lessons..

[Free_Falastin]

This is going to be a great series. Let's go!

[davs]

you have no idea how much this short rearranged my brain chemistry