Using the CAGED System to Play Minor Chords

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[jessemiller]

By far the best guy to make theory actually practical to the guitar.

Appreciated…

[daniellake]

Just commenting to boost your views bc you’re a great player and teacher. Seriously, if you’re a new player, this content will save you years of practice

[dannyjmass]

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[JawnCoffee]

It's awesome because you can play an arp going forward and backward on the fret board. On e string, E shape goes forward G shape goes backward, on A string A shape goes forward C shape goes backward. Rooted on the D string the D shape goes forward and the top half of the E shape goes backwards.

[scottjones]

Terrific. The diagrams were great for studying. Thanks. Great short vid.

[pietart]

I always found the caged system too complicated for improv but the root method makes so much sense! damn never thought about it this way, thanks for the insight, i learn so much from your lessons ❤❤

[Weadababytsaboy]

Dude! It's that easy! With a little forethought, I can now jam with someone who just strums on the open chords and I can do the same, just on the upper register. Brilliant!

[redguitars]

Geez that is a nice sounding reverb! What is that?

[zacksguitarhacks]

I never understood the caged system really i always just referred to the chords as inversions but i guess it doesnt matter what name you call it its the concept that really matters.