JAZZ Guitar CHORD Scales: Deep Dive!

Are you ready to a learn handful of ways to explore 4-part chords built from common scale types? This type of study is crucial for any guitarist interested in jazz comping, chord-melody, and other harmonic activities!

This lesson comes from my Patreon channel — Guitar Tips Pro.

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[MetlDOME]

I know this isn't the purpose of your video but within 1 minute and 28 seconds, I've had my questions from the past 2 weeks answered lol. I've been dialing in my triads and wanted to progress to 7th chords. I've found a few "cheats" on making 7th chords with triads but I feel like it's not helping me really get used to the sound of full 7th chords. And learning them as barre chords doesn't help because I'm terrible at barre chords. Watching how you play 7th chords by reducing a barre chord to only 4 notes has really helped me see how it works. Its like reducing a barre chord to a triad, the order is just different. And even though I understood that, it was difficult to accept that what I was doing was correct. Seeing someone who truly knows what they're doing really helped. Thank you so much! I now feel free to explore different voicings. I truly enjoy your channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world.

[georgesember]

Great seminar, thanks for your generosity in posting!!

[elcocouno]

Your a great teacher
What guitar and amp do you play?

[davidoakesguitar]

Jimmy Wyble had a scale with a b3 #4. C scale with these alterations = G harmonic major. He found that sound!

[pyschointellectual]

How can we get a chart of these chords