5 Guitar Chord Tricks You Should Know
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This is a total old man thing, right? Am I on? Is it Is it working? I was uh went to uh with my daughter Leila today.
She got her braces off and uh what did I say to her? Um, [laughter] uh, oh, the guy called me Mr. Biato at the, uh, at the orthodontist. And I said to Ila, I said, Mr.
Biato is like this old guy that was my dad. He goes, "What are you talking about?" I said, "What do you mean?" She's like, "You're the old guy." And I said, "Well, I guess that's true. Guess I'm Mr. Biato now.
It's pretty funny." Um, okay. We're going to have some fun today. Um, so we're going to talk about uh I'm going to give you uh some chord things that that everybody should know, I think, chord tricks, if you will. Uh things that I learned early on about inversions and and chord shapes and things like that.
And I'm going to try and translate them to I always think of chords as a static thing or um or as a linear thing, right? The same thing. If I play a C major chord here, it's a C major chord, [music] right? You got the major chord.
Then you have the root, third, fifth. [music] Then you have all the notes of the chord right there with it. Um, but uh first I'm going to tell you that I've got my complete guitar collection on sale since I don't have I'm not sponsored at all. For the next four days, 9 hours and 39 minutes, you can get my complete guitar collection which is my scale matrix course which just came out, the arpeggio masterass, and I'm talking about scales and arpeggios.
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