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thank you
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more helpful than tons of books around
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I absolutely love these triad lessons man, jus subscribed and will definitely be using your site from now on, cheers!
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This is seriously fantastic. Really easy to learn.
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I'm a beginner, but I understood pretty early on that I didn't have a need to tune in standard. I usually play through distortion, and dyads and simple triads sound best througn distortion. I have no use for chords bigger than that. LOL. I've tuned my guitar to perfect 4ths (DGCFA#D#, which I call Owsla), to make chords and scales completely consistent.
Anyway, for all my experimenting, I hadn't considered how easy it is to play entire progressions ACROSS the strings. Thanks. :D
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thanks mate, i should have watched this vid before asking about minor, sus etc (asked when watching no. 2). thanks again. heard a story on the ABC the other day about a cure for the Tassie Devil fascial tumor maybe 2 years away...cheers mate
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Thanks for the video, i'm kind of understanding it, just a little bit confused but i'll understand it abit better in a few days.
Anyway, does this help for soloing ?
and when you're making a solo up, are you only supposed to use the notes that are in the chord thats being played ? like if a G chord was getting played then should it only be G B and D notes that the lead guitar plays until it changes chord, then the notes changes to whatever notes are in the next chord ?
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Thanks Justin well done !!!!!!
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would it be safe to say im rushing if im not only trying to understand what your saying, but also trying to get to grips with what a 3rd and 5th is at the same time?
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Very useful set of lessons. (: I enjoy my newfound knowledge
gr8 lesson...i m so happy n excited with all the new info..now my neighbours wont be able to sleep all night.. haha :)
xsabhishek 3 years ago 14
youre the best teacher ive ever had justin:) keep it up, you put up great stuff
Magermus 3 years ago 12