What Makes THIS GUITAR CHORD So Useful?

Want to know what makes this chord so useful? Watch this quick animated guitar lesson to the very end to find out how one simple chord holds the secrets to memorizing all interval locations on the guitar. You can use this knowledge to build any chord and achieve fretboard mastery!

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[pablodelikat]

Thank you! Finally someone brave, who is not affraid to show, that harmony is much less complicated than many thinks 😁

[Raymond-rriv]

This is my first time seeing your Channel. I've been afraid of theory. I didn't know that I had ADHD or Dyslexia and when I took up learning guitar my teacher informed me that he's been teaching music all his life and that it was his observation that I would never be able to understand music or play the guitar. He said "the course was paid for in full and that it would be a shame to waste the remaining money". So, he suggested that I spend what was left on harmonicas... so I did. I'm a good harp player but I could never quit playing guitar... although music theory has been a mystery to me. You make it sound sensible and I thank you that. I'm 73 now ... music is a pleasure to me. People around me are deteriorating and many have passed ... but my music ... guitars and harps are with me still. I just got a keyboard... I figured that would be "basic and visual". I'm going to see more of your videos too. Thanks ❤️👍.

[max]

Wow, I'm actually pretty aware of most music theory and quite good at using it on the guitar, but this is a completely refreshing new way to look at it. Good job!

[petikovacs]

Dont be surprised if this channel blows up like crazy
This is QUALITY content!
Keep it up!

[oliverappleby]

Really helpful, clear and easy to learn guitar videos, I barely comment on yt but I have consistently had my understanding of the fretboard improved by your channel

[NotBubZ]

i love this style of video! if i could make one suggestion, it would be to have auditory queues when showing the chord/describing what it may sound like. for example, when you're exposing the difference between maj7 and dominant 7, you could have the maj7 chord strummed once or played once when you're talking about it, then have the 7th note played, and when switching to the dominant 7 you can have the chord strummed or played once, and when referencing the note, play the flat 7 as a single note!

i think that would take your video to the next level :D other than that, i loved it

[andrzejkostyuk]

Glad to see you back, Sam!

Thanks. Straight to the point and as insightful as probably never ever anywhere else.

Appreciate your contribution and aid to all of us.

[GnashBistro]

Idk why this is so much easier to visualize and apply than anything else, but it is. Thanks for the secret chord. Suddenly Hendrix, Buckley and the Vs make so much more sense.

[toniomiklo]

For people like me who's been tried to crack the code for 3 decades this is pure gold man. Thanks.

[KCameronJ]

One of my new favourite channels! Honestly Sam, you have absolutely nailed everything about your presentation & editing style here. The clear verbal explanations supported by excellent animated graphics make your videos so valuable, especially as a novice guitar player like myself trying to build up theory knowledge. I've played bass for several years with almost no regard for theory (playing by ear) and this stuff is a bit of a revelation. Thanks and please keep doing what you're doing!

[chases]

I remember creating all the 7th chords variations with this method on my own. Was a game changer!

[jeremyphillips]

This is one of the best and most useful lesions that I have ever encountered.

[abassguitar]

I sort of "discovered" this chord while starting out on guitar, and I just really like how it sounds
But now thanks to this video I know how useful it can be! Thanks!

[diazpayne]

This is the most useful and informative guitar learning channel on Youtube. I love how everything is so easily digestible and simply explained.

[napalmmornings]

I've never heard it explained so clear and concise. You just helped me break through a wall. Thank you! 🤘

[johnl.]

Once again simple but profound! Best explanations of theory on the internet! Thanks!✌️❤️

[boyeliza]

I have strumming guitar for long and stuck by just playing without understanding and can helped but always confused about music theory especially about guitar. But this channel is A Guitar Hack! I have been in a several video from this channel and a kind of found my eureka time. Still need to chew everything carefully but I my knowledge on guitar is improving. I can jump on notes with knowledge. Thank you for such an opening knowledge.❤

[mauriciogutierrez]

I needed this years ago, thanks buddy!
Pd: thanks to YT too for recomend this to me the same day you upload it, time to practice!

[nerenahd]

Your content is TOO GOOD. Keep posting, bro.

[pedroaugustomeza]

The absolute best guitar channel. Thanks! 🙌🏼