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I love that golden rule
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@Thisaintjonas The note he's leaving out is the fifth. The most important notes of a chord are the root, the 7th and the 3rd. Those are the notes that really define the chord.
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Great explanation! I play bass and I wanted to show a beginner guitarist friend of mine what a tritone sub is and how it works (of course I was showing him on bass guitar...didn't work out so well). Your video is probably the clearest explanation of tritone subs for guitarists on youtube!
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Dear Justin all this stuff is brilliant and is there a possibility that you can show us how to solo using "swing feel"..bcs i find that a bit confusing tks.
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"If it sounds good, it is good, and if it sounds shit, it is shit."
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Thnks for the lesson Justin.But i got a question at 4:39 when showing the chords y did u use only 3 notes leavin 1 out since 7 chords are 4 notes?
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well explained Justin
interesting fingering on the m7s, it suits well for the movement
regards,
-JD
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well explained Justin
regards,
-JD
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Hey dude you play great, I was having a difficult time understanding tritone subs.From your video I definetly have a better understanding though I'm not quite there yet.I am trying to open up some new doors in my playing, Incorporating passing notes trying substitutions, I have been working out tunes from the real book for years but have only kept it simple, tune up 2-51 changes playing and changing keys in one position, and some songs off the great kind of blue.looking forward to your videos
you're such a great teacher!
Thanks for all you give to the community!
thephiber 1 year ago 47
Thanks Justin,nice lesson.
chrisekelman 1 year ago 25