Every Chord You Should Learn in Order

Here's all the chords. Hope this helps. Oh, and to address the music theorists before they can challenge my greatness, yes, there are infinite chord inversions because you can just keep adding octaves. Boom! checkmate haters. Thanks for watching

[soysaucetrauma]

Your style of explaining guitar things doesn't make me want to take a bath with a toaster like theory normally does, so thank you!

[maitreyamanasvin]

Wasn't able to do barre chord for months. Found this random tip online that suggested I should move my thumb down and not wrap it around the neck. Instant success. It was so unbelievable that I couldn't stop smiling.

[Mendelevius]

For anyone fighting barre chorrds, thinking you wont be able to do it. I required a ton of strength when practicing. After a few weeks it became more about technique, and I barely require much strength at all now to create them. Keep practicing.

[digitalcoin]

Man this is the only guitar channel that has worked for me and I just started taking lessons as well cause I need the accountability and I struggle learning songs by video
My favorite guitar channel hands down

[sirajpatel]

You have such a unique way of explaining high level things very simply. As i begin to get a better grasp on the fundamentals, i struggle to understand the full utility of caged/pentatonic/majmin scales despite knowing how to play all C caged scales for example. Id love to see a longer vid on bigger picture focus for scales and how they relate to other concepts on the guitar and how/why we use them. Much love Kevin, you've already helped tremendously thus far.

[ShallowBayXI]

You're literally the only teacher I can watch. I've been trying to learn guitar off and on for year but keep losing track. I love how you have the levels laid out, and just appreciate the way you teach and structure the content so much.

[Kay-fsvh]

This was exactly what I needed to finally grasp chords. Thank you!!

[jamminggoodwithweirdandgilly]

pause. if you listen to the albums on the wall (and i guess you do) you are truly wonderful and i feel very at ease on this channel.

[yoyoflair]

Earned my sub with that pun for #5, absolutely LEGENDARY use of the song!

[saraloking]

(11:22 PM on a Saturday night: you were cracking Dad jokes.) I started following your tutorials over six months ago, intending to stick with the program. Instead I started practicing the same eight chords, tried to learn songs that were often too hard for me (despite your good advice) and ended up setting the guitar aside for longer and longer periods, still only knowing eight chords and pieces of half a dozen songs. Finally, I set my guitar out on a stand, and it started calling to me. My fingers hurt while I re-establish my calluses, but this time I am going to stick the program, learn the theory, learn my scales, and become a guitarist.

[cambok]

This may help a lot of people watching also. Bar chords “shapes” in theory, will all ways be represented by the exact string they’re on so E shapes for E strings, A shapes for A strings, D shapes for D strings… that alone is half the battle learn your strings and caged system. Thanks Kevin

[KingShaka_daGreat]

This is exactly what I've been looking for🙌🏾

[jakebufton]

Just spent the morning watching a whole bunch of guitar videos as I start to get back into it. This is by far one of the best - good stuff man. 'CAGED system made easy' is also a great one.

[activflowpercentslowed]

hey Kevin. You are really incredible. You explain stuff well. I always had a struggle with knowing in what order I should learn how to play guitar and your channel does that PERFECTLY! Thanks

[GodsStoryteller]

"... that David played, to please the Lord." ❤

One of your videos was the first video, i clicked on, when i started out to learn, in about a month ago.

And you were the first i subscribed to.

I'm back today, and i very much gained from your opening intro to Barre chords (which was among my topics to learn on YouTube today.

I appreciate your teaching skill.
God bless you.

[betterlthannvr]

I keep rewatching your videos cause they just make so much more sense than anyone else.

[philbrook]

Thanks Nick! I've seen movable chords vids but with little explanation why they're important, nor as fast as this one. Keep them coming, please!

[parkergreenwood]

Best explanation I’ve seen laying out the pipeline for learning chords on guitar. Thank you for equipping us!!

[naitkaet]

sax player here, playing guitar since almost 1 year now, i understand a lot of music theory, and this just got added to my guitar knowledge now! it made a lot of sense for me, thank you a lot :)

[cincinnatipedalsteel]

The moral of the story is learn your intervals. Knowing what the 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, etc is so helpful to become a better musician.

Btw guitar puberty… I love it. As a pedal steel player primarily we most always play broken or partial chords. When you do this the same partial chord can be used over many chords.

Great video man.