Guitar Chord Chart PDF Walkthrough - Learn new chords & theory!

I made a guitar chord chart PDF that is unlike any other that I’ve seen, which is why I made it. This video is a walkthrough for how to best use this free guitar chord chart called “Chords with Color”.

Weekly Lesson #85

LESSON CONTENT OUTLINE WITH TIMESTAMP LINKS:
0:00 - Guitar playing intro
0:03 - About this lesson & channel
3:24 - Introduction to the free chord chart PDF
3:30 - 1) Finding chords that sound good together
13:35 - 2) Studying chord tone theory
23:59 - 3) Finding alternative guitar chord options
30:09 - 4) Bonus page: Common Chord Progressions
32:35 - Conclusion, Free PDF, outro

LINKS & LESSONS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:

LESSON DESCRIPTION:
This week's lesson is about how to best use a free, unique guitar chord chart pdf that I made called "Chords with Color".
I made this chord chart for students who are interested in theory, or songwriting, or being able to play songs in multiple keys, or putting their own spin on cover songs.
And I especially made this free chord chart pdf for finding fresh sounding, colorful chord types that are interchangeable with common every-day chords.
As far as I know there isn't any other guitar chord chart like this out there, which is why I made it, and I really think it's valuable.
In this video I go over four different ways that you can use it.

I hope you enjoyed this lesson about my free guitar chord chart PDF and found it beneficial. Let me know what you thought in the comments. Thanks! :)
- Jared

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[theearclinicadmin]

I've just picked up the guitar again after 30 years. What a fantastic series to get back into it. Can't believe the quality of your courses. Thanks and bravo..

[kevinh]

This is amazingly practical. Have gone through a fair amount of theory videos to understand the construction of this stuff, often explained in piano, sometimes on CoF wheel, but laying it out in guitar terms with practical use examples was hugely valuable!

[daowijitmusicchannel]

You are the best teacher ever. I never see any instructions that so helpful like this. You are the best

[benlee-conway]

this whole series has levelled up my playing man and re-inspired me it would be rude of me not to comment that you're an amazing teacher!! concise and clear every time thanks a lot

[raydanielz]

The best guitar teacher on YouTube. Thanks Jared 🎸❤️😊

[MalumbaBono]

Thank you, Jared!
Your chart is a beautiful gift to the world. Thanks for sharing your clear insights so *generously* with the rest of us. This great tool will fast-track countless students, and help them achieve so much more than they would have otherwise.
Bless you, sir.

[markgericke]

This is so genius! A huge gift to all guitar players. Thank you so much!

[crivastian]

By far, the best material I have seen to easily see and comprehend the logic of chore and their construction. Great teacher !!!

[malosol]

I'm 66years old, played guitar all my life, now I have some understanding on chord progression, now want to understand jazz chords and progression. Thx again.

[samhunt]

Much appreciated Jared. This old dude has got a renewed interest after watching your videos. Something worthwhile to do in my retirement. Thank you!

[alucero]

Not only the usefull information but the the grafic interface makes the hole thing just QUALITY GUITAR SOUND....IT'S FEELS LIKE I'M IN HEAVEN.

[machsolid]

Ok so I downloaded and printed this a few months back and I’ve been looking still and started watching again and remember because
I got a handle on caged major minor and the modes
Now I need some chords but how ? Not a giant chord encyclopedia.

And maestro I’m glad to have returned ! I’ve been watching a LOT of lessons on chord theory and just couldn’t get to what I wanted ? Sometimes you don’t really know what you’re looking for.

After watching this walk through I have to say this is pretty comprehensive. It’s useable . Especially the way you relate it to the chords in keys . Quite amazing. When you start to search for chords beyond M and m the lessons often go directly to jazz. I don’t want jazz chords particularly, just better than basic . Thank you!

[hitesh_blues]

Wow! I can't thank you enough, Jared. Thank you for the hard work you put in all of your lessons. And thank you for the free PDF, it's helping me learn more :)

[chrisrosencrans]

For the love of God PLEASE do a lesson while riding that unicycle lol

[iamneo]

New to your channel, I really appreciate the lengths you go to to teach people. Even though I've played for 15 yrs I still enjoy your lessons. Great content!

[barrywalsh]

Brilliant never seen a chord chart like this or ever explained so well. Thank you.

[Wyttyd]

Light bulb💡
Finally Im beginning to understand “why” certain chords work together. This is helpful. Thank you!

[bwsbillsimpson]

I’ve been looking for something like this for a long time. This is perfect. Thank you so much.

[MatJseph]

People normally charge for this sort of excellent content. Respect to you Jared!

[harveybc]

New guitarist I think usually resist the idea of learning the notes on the fret board. I know I did for 50+ years. I finally saw a need and it sure makes things easier. Your chart, indicating which note is which is great. I don't remember seeing any chord book that does it.
Been getting into some jazz using extended chords extensively and this will make it easier to come up with my own fingerings.