Easily Find all Chords in any Key by Using 'Fretboard Patterns' (3 methods)

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[bddb]

I am self taught, playing the guitar for 10 years.
It might be difficult for you to understand but after watching THOUSANDS of video-lessons through the years, you were the only one who made me understand what exactly are the modes, the circle of fifths and pointed the right passage for a melodic solo/improvisation(I still work on it). Thank you for this, you're a very talented teacher. Greetings from Greece

[NofreedomofspeechonYouTube]

For many years i was looking for a teacher who really teaches properly on YT and finally found one and you are that one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[michaelvarney.]

ChatGPT just wrote this poem about the circle of 5ths:

In the circle of fifths, a harmony divine,
A perfect mathematical design,
A pattern of notes that intertwine,
In a never-ending circle, they align.

Starting with C, the first note we find,
Followed by G, then D,
A, E, and B, a musical bind,
The cycle continues, without end.

Each note a fifth above the last,
A progression both simple and grand,
A musical journey that forever lasts,
In the circle of fifths, a journey through sound.

With each new note, a new dimension,
A progression that is both logical and wise,
A musical foundation that will never grow old,
In the circle of fifths, a treasure to behold.

So let us embrace this timeless tune,
A melody that will forever enthrall,
A circle of notes that will never end,
In the circle of fifths, a musical wonder to all.

[andyfrankland-davies]

Some of your lessons are real "Eureka" moments for me... Thanks for making it make sense.

[tomoffer]

Great teacher as always. Very helpful and clear understandable.

[ERIKwTheK]

I am not at the end of the tunnel but after watching 2 of your fretboard vs. piano videos today I see the light 💡. Thank you sir.

[ramstaysvalleyviewperumala]

Brian is undoubtedly a great tutor and i greatly relish his lessons which are in depth .

[geeman]

The Zombie online course is the best! I would encourage anyone to sign up now and have constant access to an amazing teacher. You normally use the electric but for us acoustic people, it's so refreshing to see you teach on an acoustic - If I had one cheeky request it would be to hear and see some lessons delivered with that. This lesson is top - Thank you!

[brutis]

Im so happy to see a video on this. I had to piece this together myself over hours of study from different sources. Ive used that same scale pattern to explain this concept to many students and its a great learning tool for a difficult to grasp concept.

[fenderbender]

Cheers Brian, an increase in knowledge again for me.

[MrArtist]

You. Are. Awesome.
Thanks for all you do pal.

[jtbutlerjr]

Thank you, Brian. That was an excellent lesson, and very clear presentation.

[TheFendertak]

Brian Definitely an AHA moment for me and I'm playing guitar for the last forty years!
and just like previous post I'm not even 3 mins in 😉 also that circle of fifths can be a little confusing, I have watched so many clips exlpaining this and honestly only now I'm beginning to understand,
I have an ipad full of backing tracks suited to my vocal but now I have got to turn around and figure out the chords to play some of the songs could be in D# or Bb for example I would love to try avoid using the capo all the time, you have made it that bit easier for me to understand how to figure out the chords and in less than 3 mins!! Thanks a million, I must check out more of your tutorials 👍

[garybrady]

Yet another revelation moment from you Brian! Thank you so much for this👍

[joechecketts]

Brian, I can’t thank you enough for your YouTube content. Your simple, straight-forward approach is awesome. I’ve learned more from you in the couple months that I’ve been a subscriber than I have in my years of watching others’ content. Thanks again. I appreciate you doing this.

[richholmes]

Awesome lesson! Way to break it down! Thanks!!

[mikestroud]

Great job Big B. Keep it simple and real. Take care 😎👌👋💯🎸🎸

[apmail]

Brian, just a quick note to wish you happy holidays --thanks for what you do!

[henrydeurhof]

Thanks Brian your simple and effective information is always helpful still a little confused between major and minor but will check the video out a few more times, Thankyou 😊

[haappy_trelegend]

I was honestly getting so discouraged by not knowing what the chords were made up of I was gonna give up guitar, I am the type who doesn’t want to just meaninglessly memorize a bunch of shapes i wanted to know how figure the chords out instead of having to look each and every one up🤌🏾 and this breakdown allowed me to see it so clearly, Thank you so much for being the only one I’ve seen teach it like this you are greatly appreciated🙏🏾!