The Secret to Playing Chords ANYWHERE on the Fretboard Without Moving your Hand Position

The 4 Fret Zone is The Secret to playing chords anywhere on the Fretboard. With this simple method, you can play any chord progression anywhere on the fretboard without moving your hand's playing position using the CAGED guitar system!

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[sabaokangan]

This changed everything for me. I’m 9 yrs old and a complete beginner . Thank you

[JKn]

Honestly one of the simplest, well made, and to the point caged guides on yt I've seen so far

[MGM]

The 4 fret zone idea is GOLD. I have always built my triads trying to stay on the same set of strings or hand position. This method makes it even easier and faster on the fly!

[thebigjuggalobowski]

Realizing that E and A form chords are played when the roots on n the E and A string was crazy, but noticing the C and G ARE THEIR RELATIVES really took things over the edge here.

[ScriptFlipr]

your explanation is as smooth as your voice, well done !

[PeterKertesz]

Thank you for broadening the horizons of the blues guitar students in the people's key!! This is a very useful idea.

[joegriffithsmusic]

You can also do this to produce any scale, arpeggio ect... I normally use 5 fret limits for that.

Is also great for changing scales in one are of the fretboard and for learning to play over chord chnages in one area too

[BasementBerean]

Keep your hand in the same place and move the guitar!

[darda]

Thank you so much from this subscriber! I've just been trying this with the Chuck Wayne chord system, more sophisticated chords! So far, so good. How did I miss this easier way? The movement in the chords is smooth, with no dramatic leaps; the voice leading is pleasant and emminently musical. I've been trying a similar idea, but I like yours better - It's just more useful and simple is usually better.

[GO-cpus]

Absolutely amazing as usual, your way of explaining is astonishing

[ShadowDC]

Great lesson, looking forward to more intermediate lessons

[Douglas_I]

So many of your videos wind up on my "favorite guitar lessons" playlist and this one is no different! Great video! This is extremely useful!

[CalvinLimSH-ldle]

Thanks for sharing how you can play all your guitar chord progression in any 4 frets box position by finding the root note.

[atomsofstardust]

Fantastic video, man!👏🏻Your videos helped me A LOT to better understand and conceptualize the fretboard and guitar playing in general!🙏🏻

Please, never stop making these awesome tutorials, you really have a way how to quickly yet easily explain rather challenging concepts! Ty so much👍🏻

[fredfart]

I love how his concepts remain simple and overpowered.

[NKN]

Great voice and articulation!
I fall asleep like a baby in first 2 minutes 👍😉👍

[gridlock]

It’s so very important to limit complexity when learning the fretboard! You do a wonderful job at it

[michaelvarney.]

Great video!

Some 4 fret positions might require a shift if you wish to do full voicings. For instance if one of your 4 fret groupings shift up one or two frets from the previous one.

[joanneedwards]

That was such a good lesson thank you so much I really think it's the best explanation I've seen for the caged system teaching and learning by exploration rather than by rote love it😊

[inquisitivenessandcontempl]

That's brilliant. Genuinely simple but yet complex.