A cool video of Ed Sheeran sharing how to play 1 of his songs. #edsheeran #guitarist #guitar #guitarplayer #musicproducer #guitargram #chord #chords #learnguitar
@@notreal1477 I learned it by playing that shape on ukulele first, transitioning to spreading the index finger across the rest of the guitar strings felt natural.
The only thing I could see that's specifically tricky about a dm in open position is the fact it's not super common unless you play in F or C often, so it's not getting pounded into your muscle memory like em, am, etc.. with the exception of all chord changes can be tricky for the beginner
Ed Sheeran wasn't born a great singer. It takes an astronomical level of practice and commitment most aren't willing (or able, i.e. lack of time due to work) to commit to.
@@bedtimestories1065 While we might be at risk of discussing semantics (what is talent?") We can agree that the voice quality itself is an advantage and a blessing. (I had a butchered surgery when I was 8 and my tongue was stitched too far back to seak properly). Still, that by itself is not enough, it takes a lot of work to develop as much as he as an artist.
yeah hes a better singer than i thought, it feels like everyone abuses the hell out of autotune now so its refreshing when someones good without it, it feels more natural and real
Then once you learn you can move that same shape up and make an A and move it up a bit more and you can make a G and so on. Barre chords sound well better 👍
Ed Sheeran is the type of artists that proves that it's not about the complexity of the guitar chords and progression but the vibes and lives we put it in the lines and melodies.❤❤❤
Que maravilloso son los idiomas. Escuchar a este artista hablar naturalmente, y de repente conectarse a el cuando empieza a cantar en español. Es como encontrarse con un viejo amigo que no veias desde hace tiempo.
@@Mikimon JAJAJA si es cierto! Con eso también me demuestra que el cantante no nace sino aprende a cantar pero creo que si es mucha disciplina y dedicación
Tune your voices into the chords you play(strum the chord and match your voice to it) the same as you tune a guitar and practice for voice strength and smooth transition... It'll take alot of practice to get this good but everyone can improve their voices and sing. Top guy for the lesson... He just taught us almost all of his songs in 30 seconds... What a legend... Nice to see someone still makes me smile... Nice voice bro ❤️🙏❤️
@@owenraymond5243 probably. But for me a "normal" Am is more similar to an C than that due to the fact that the middle Finger stays at the same string, same fret. For me that kinda looks like an Fmaj7-ish chord
I love that he uses a 00 (concert/grand concert body) guitar. It’s such a unique and balanced sound that doesn’t swallow up everything with the base notes like a dreadnaught.
@@growskull he uses more than 4, or he uses a bunch of variations of the chords, and plays a thing called a guitar solo which is Ed Sheehan has probably never heard about
@Duolingo Owl I know, I find Ed to be boring though because all his songs are very similar not just to his own songs but other artists too. And there is not much people like Van Halen, he is very unique
@@EdwardVanHalen_16 Ed never intended to be a guitarist. He's a singer-songwriter. He's stated that a million times. Let's see who's more successful at what they set themselves out to do: how many records has each of them sold?!? ;-)
Nice way to encourage learning guitar, i at 66yo have learned a handful of Ed’s wonderful songs, if you know what constitutes a chord, he plays more than 4, a "lot" more.
Nope nothing wrong with it, its the way you use them, you can do lots with just 1 chord, most songs are under 4 or 5 chords anyway, but if youre just gonna strum the same standard chords patterns forever then its just no fun, not wrong, just no fun
For anyone struggling with the F chord, instead of doing a full barre F you can just do a half barre F where the tip of your index finger plays the first fret of the B and high E strings, you’ll strum from the D string down instead of starting on low E. You’re taking the bass F and Bb out of the chord but it’s still an F chord and trust me those bass notes won’t be missed by like 90% of people. I first learned to play F that way in Future Days by Pearl Jam and since then I’ve played every F chord that way because barre chords hurt my wrist (climbing injury). Alternatively you could just transpose it to the key of G and play G, D, Em, C. It sounds a little different but it’s the same I, V, vi, IV progression, but way easier to play imo. And to replace his Dm (ii) you would just play Am.
To everyone commenting on the difficulty of the "F" chord: You can play an F chord by taking the two lower fingers of the C chord and moving them up one string. Edit for clarity: moving your fingers up, meaning pitch. So move each finger to the next smaller string.
@@OdaKa My bad. I was picturing moving the fingers to the E and A strings and creating a G something 😂 Maybe because I think of literally going “up one string” Thanks for clarifying
I am now 56. Been writing songs since I was 15. One of my songs has 19 chords, and 4 key changes. I wasn't trying to be clever, it was just how I heard it in my head, but it is no longer fashionable. That is life
many songs use less chords.. this isn't that crazy. I dont know why the uploader made it such a big deal lol. it's like saying that you eat rice with a fork...like okay..cool. not that serious.
@@nonenone2669 it’s not about the number of chords it’s about the fact that the way he said it implies that C G Am and F are the ONLY four chords he uses, it’s wild he’s built his entire discography as one of the biggest artists off of only 4 chords in one key
The number of chords doesn't matter. A great painter can make a great piece of art with one color. I'm not a fan of Ed's but he's obviously gifted at songwriting and performing. I bet he could make a compelling song with one chord and a lot of people would love it.
As good as a way of looking at it like this, being that it may be talented or skill to write or make a song using only four chords. Ed Sheeran isn't a genius by any stretch, nor is he a very good songwriter
Chords do matter. His songs are simple, catchy and popular, but doesn't make him a good song writer. Will his songs that sound as simple as many of the other popular songs out there using similar four chords progressions, be as popular or remembered in 30-40 years ?
@@prospectnyc Thats just not true. The Beatles, especially during their time, changed music, they experimented, and tried different sounds, their songwriting was very very very good, and they were very consistent. Ed Sheeran every album sounds borderline the same, it's not unique, it's very basic, you could get a song from 1 albun and put it in another and no one would blink an eye. A Day In The Life is better than anything Ed Sheeran could possibly do. It's obvious you don't know what you're talking about
I'm damn sure this is the only time he's using these exact chords. I've never seen him playing simple chords. Lmao He somehow end up adding 7th and 9th in almost every chord
@@MenteTiburon no, watch again. He introduces 4 chords, C,F,G, and Am, but then towards the end hes playing a Dm and calls it a Dm lol watch his hands, 3rd-to-last chord.
Barring the f is hard to learn when you first start.. so much easier to play open but as soon as you stop "trying" to bar it, you'll bar it... if that makes sense..lol
as it turns out spanish Is the closest language to english that sounds both similarly harmonious and when translated similarly in length, like '' I will be there'' ''ayi estaré '' similar length of voicing
Calling it a problem is a bit of a stretch. It can be a little redundant sometimes but there’s a reason it sells records. Also the majority of mainstream rock music isn’t using more than 4 chords generally anyway. I do think it can be a hinderance in people learning guitar at a more advanced level but that’s kind of up to the person learning and not the pop music industry.
@@postmalort9267 it’s a problem for me as a musician because it saddens me that there is so much great music out there that doesn’t get recognized because the general populace doesn’t care about music the way I do. Something that’s easy to digest is “better” because they don’t have to think about it. That being said I do recognize that that is a “me” problem and the level of passion I feel for music somebody else holds for a variety of other things. Music is just very personal to me and I find it upsetting when it’s broken down into a rigid formula guaranteed to sell records.
@@RubixNoob1993 there’s plenty of great pop music and there’s plenty of great music that uses 4 chords. I’m a musician too and the biggest problem I have with the scenario isn’t that there’s simple music for people to enjoy, it’s that musicians tend to be super elitist about art and gatekeep it a ton. I love listening to complex music, most of my favorite music in the world is super complex. But that doesn’t mean the simple music is bad or that it’s hurting the music industry. And if we’re being honest, most mainstream rock / alternative music is just as simple as pop music. It just has guitars in it lol.
@@RubixNoob1993 also if you have so much “passion” for music then why wouldn’t you want to appreciate as many different types of it as you possibly can? Don’t get me wrong I love sitting down and listening to stupid polyrhythms and weird production elements but there’s plenty of great songwriting and production to appreciate in the pop world.
@@postmalort9267 I try not to gatekeep, but my original comment does come off that way. When I was younger it was a problem, but my kids enjoy pop and I don’t want to sway them one way or another so I keep my mouth shut about it. I definitely enjoy some as well, butt rock is a guilty pleasure so you’re right about that, but prog metal is my typical go-to.
"if you know these four chords you will be able to play any of my songs"
I love how self-aware he is
大貫妙子さんが山下達郎さんに「山下君、同じコード進行でよくそんなに歌作れるね！」と言った事に似てます。
I dont. If your self aware of how your bad, only makes u worse.
@@rodrigogomes2064 haters gon hate
@@SunsetMaximus yep
That progression is literally used in thousounds of pop songs
You've eliminated 90% of the population by using the F chord
Practice power chords, then add the fourth then practice barring. Its not to difficult a process if you go that way.
The D chord was "too much" not the F
@@notreal1477 I learned it by playing that shape on ukulele first, transitioning to spreading the index finger across the rest of the guitar strings felt natural.
@@notreal1477 plus Fmaj7add#11 sounds pretty great in a dark way
🤣
I'm not crazy about his music, but he seems like such a genuine guy. I know he has had some struggles in the past year, I wish him the best
You took the word right out of my mouth
Actually, he is👌
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Yeah hes a such a down to earth person and that makes his music 10 times better.
His early stuff beats, all the repetitive radio tracks, hands down.
Even in spanish you killed it
Anyone know the song name?
@@lunaticboy7551forever my Love
@@lunaticboy7551 Forever my love is the song
Exacto, vaya que su pronunciación es buena, siendo el Español mi lengua nativa, lo reconozco.
@@guillermodelarosa6548concuerdo!!! Y lo dice un nativo de España 😉👌
Is no one gonna talk about how he sneaked in the tricky Dm
Lol for real. He whispered it at the end 😆
When I first started learning guitar I found f major trickier than D minor
The only thing I could see that's specifically tricky about a dm in open position is the fact it's not super common unless you play in F or C often, so it's not getting pounded into your muscle memory like em, am, etc..
with the exception of all chord changes can be tricky for the beginner
So he bent the truth....he actually uses five chords.
@@MrMd5555 yeah, you don't use it often, I always opt for the bar variation
Got the chrords. Now I just need the voice and talent.
what talent
If you wanna Voice and Talent you should just listen to Nick Drake
@@beastie1084 singing and composing writing can you do any of that??? 😂😂😂
Ed Sheeran wasn't born a great singer. It takes an astronomical level of practice and commitment most aren't willing (or able, i.e. lack of time due to work) to commit to.
@@bedtimestories1065 While we might be at risk of discussing semantics (what is talent?") We can agree that the voice quality itself is an advantage and a blessing. (I had a butchered surgery when I was 8 and my tongue was stitched too far back to seak properly). Still, that by itself is not enough, it takes a lot of work to develop as much as he as an artist.
as a beginner that f major felt like a personal attack
Start with bm
Start with Cm😊
Dm is much harder to nail consistently.
Play an Fmaj7. Its very similar to a C chord and sounds great as long as E is in the key of the song (which it is for this one)
Start with B
His raw voice is literally so good, need no guitar or instrument
yeah hes a better singer than i thought, it feels like everyone abuses the hell out of autotune now so its refreshing when someones good without it, it feels more natural and real
“I only ever use four chords”
Proceeds to play five different chords
Right!?
I mean, he was only up by 1
He played 4 chords though…? C, G, Am, F
@@Mcashtyn you didn’t watch the entire video did you😂
@@woutercarree7224 he only played four they repeat?
He knows Spanish ? Dude is winning
And a bit of Italian as well.
He’s got a lot of time on his hands lol
@@mattbarachko5298less time on his hands than you.
I only use 4 chords but the strumming pattern is ⬆️↖️⬇️↘️⬇️↘️↖️↖️⬆️↘️↖️↖️↖️↖️↘️⬆️↖️↖️↘️⬆️⬆️⬆️↖️
Huh? He is playing the most simple strumming pattern I think I've ever seen 😂 Ed sheeran is a very basic guitarist.
@@Nelson890fr
D D UDUDDU D D
😂😂😂
@@Nelson890Nah, his strumming patterns are very complex if you play them right. Mainly the timing because he pauses a lot.
Once I learned how to play the F chord I felt unstoppable. It's a tricky one
Easier as a barre chord
Then once you learn you can move that same shape up and make an A and move it up a bit more and you can make a G and so on. Barre chords sound well better 👍
@@kevinvoisine1922 how- I mean, F chord is in first position, you have to push the strings harder, don't you?
That's why it's called the F chord.
You can do an F#minor...that's what I am doing until I get the barre chords...
since he was my inspiration to start guitar, i’ll learn it like he said.
That's awesome
Yes ofc me too
okay, in 2 days you finished
How on earth ed sheeran can be somebodys guitar inspiration that's way interesting
You shouldn’t have to learn these 4 chords 😂
The D-minor chord adds everything. Beautiful song.
Ed Sheeran is the type of artists that proves that it's not about the complexity of the guitar chords and progression but the vibes and lives we put it in the lines and melodies.❤❤❤
Aka he proved radio music for the masses is really easy to compose
Que maravilloso son los idiomas. Escuchar a este artista hablar naturalmente, y de repente conectarse a el cuando empieza a cantar en español.
Es como encontrarse con un viejo amigo que no veias desde hace tiempo.
"ED SHEERAN ONLY USES 4 CHORDS?"
Musicians everywhere: Ah, you're finally awake
lmaoo
Chantilly🥰jonse
Guess what so does everyone else?
@@MrKeefelm _Axis of Awesome has entered the chat_
@@MrKeefelm
No they don’t
Es increíble lo afinado que es y encima su español es buenísimo.
Y pensar que unos años atrás sonaba como yo en la ducha xd lo oíste? jajaja eso sí es tener voluntad de aprender a cantar
@@Mikimon JAJAJA si es cierto! Con eso también me demuestra que el cantante no nace sino aprende a cantar pero creo que si es mucha disciplina y dedicación
@@ezio4406 exacto! Él siempre dice que su talento es trabajo duro jajaja y lo ha demostrado. Si quieres algo se trabaja duro
@@Mikimon bueno, en si tenía talento nato, pero solo en el color de su voz , de ahi era desafinado, pero tiene buen rango vocal.
Es que solo ha trabajado duro. Si él no se hubiese preocupado por cantar, seguiría con la misma voz... su único talento fue trabajar duro
I know those 4 chords and all I’ve been playing is songs from you because they sound really nice
Tune your voices into the chords you play(strum the chord and match your voice to it) the same as you tune a guitar and practice for voice strength and smooth transition... It'll take alot of practice to get this good but everyone can improve their voices and sing. Top guy for the lesson... He just taught us almost all of his songs in 30 seconds... What a legend... Nice to see someone still makes me smile... Nice voice bro ❤️🙏❤️
In pop music you often hear just 4 chords. Its cold I-V-vi-IV progression.
Nice copy paste
Let's make it more interesting by making it
I-V-vi-(vii°-IV/I)
Though I might prefer
I-V-(V#°-vi)-IV
Really looking forward to trying and learning this
How’d it go
Good for him. Passing knowledge on. Keep Music Live!🙏💚
❤️🎸🎤🎶💯💪
Amazing! Showing how to play his songs! I've never seen an artist do that in all my life! This is why I love him.
Omg, his Spanish is perfect
Uhh
You must be a pocho
@@sagvjc2525 LMAO bruh! I almost died reading this. Did you hear when he said, "Kay" instead of "Que"?
Since when is "Que" pronounced "Kay"?
@@ChannelZero1031 reminds me of when people say "I speak Spanish" after only taking a semester of Spanish in university
for any one who wants to listen to this song its called : Forever My Love feat. J Balvin:)
Thankyouuuuuu 😊
Thanks
Me encanta escucharte en español, voz muy bonita, saludos
You playing great on the guitar bro keep it
La clave de está canción es la voz de ED sheeran porque la melodía es básica pero su forma de cantar y interpretar hace que sea muy interesante
At least he's honest 😂😂😂😂
But he played 5 chords!!!
This guy is good. How he turns his voice from normal to singing and two languages. My man!
His raw voice can alone work for 10+ chords at a time
Never realized that Ed plays an Am very oddly
It's the easiest way to play it
It’s individual
I think he might of learned the am shape after a C so he picked a similar shape as to me it looks similar
@@owenraymond5243 probably. But for me a "normal" Am is more similar to an C than that due to the fact that the middle Finger stays at the same string, same fret. For me that kinda looks like an Fmaj7-ish chord
@@marlonj9826I play a minor at 5th fret and others too as barre chords
The way he simplifies it is genius. That gives me confidence. Thx Ed Sheeran.
just love Ed Sheeran, he's so down to earth. he's teaching people how to sing his songs. he's so cute. will always be in love with him 💖😘
I love that he uses a 00 (concert/grand concert body) guitar. It’s such a unique and balanced sound that doesn’t swallow up everything with the base notes like a dreadnaught.
Eddie Van Halen has entered the chat
... who also uses like 4 chords
@@growskull he uses more than 4, or he uses a bunch of variations of the chords, and plays a thing called a guitar solo which is Ed Sheehan has probably never heard about
@Duolingo Owl I know, I find Ed to be boring though because all his songs are very similar not just to his own songs but other artists too. And there is not much people like Van Halen, he is very unique
Ed Sheeran has lost his way in a forest of 4 chords. Maybe Queen can save him with a few key changes… let us pray for young Ed.
@@EdwardVanHalen_16 Ed never intended to be a guitarist. He's a singer-songwriter. He's stated that a million times.
Let's see who's more successful at what they set themselves out to do: how many records has each of them sold?!? ;-)
Dana white : isn’t he fucking awesome
Nice way to encourage learning guitar, i at 66yo have learned a handful of Ed’s wonderful songs, if you know what constitutes a chord, he plays more than 4, a "lot" more.
I play Crazy Train by using these chords! Thanks Ed
He played 5 but he has a good point. You can make it so far with just the open chords
Beautiful singing and spanish, there's nothing wrong with playing with just 4 chords.
Nope nothing wrong with it, its the way you use them, you can do lots with just 1 chord, most songs are under 4 or 5 chords anyway, but if youre just gonna strum the same standard chords patterns forever then its just no fun, not wrong, just no fun
Yeah well he just played 5 chords. Pay attention
@@keffinmckn3602 stfu music snob 😴
@@keffinmckn3602 yea and its still bland
@@harryfromaustralia657 yeah its fucking Ed Sheeran.
The fact that he openly admits he only uses four chords almost ruins the ed Sheeran signature telecaster meme
I think he knows the meme which maybe way he made the video
I like how the order of the chords is the same as Let it Be by The Beatles
Sneaky sneaky with that Dm
He whispered it lol
@@MOSHAEMUSIC 🤣🤣🤣
Ed: *i only ever use 4 chords*
***proceeds to use a 5th chord***
For anyone struggling with the F chord, instead of doing a full barre F you can just do a half barre F where the tip of your index finger plays the first fret of the B and high E strings, you’ll strum from the D string down instead of starting on low E. You’re taking the bass F and Bb out of the chord but it’s still an F chord and trust me those bass notes won’t be missed by like 90% of people. I first learned to play F that way in Future Days by Pearl Jam and since then I’ve played every F chord that way because barre chords hurt my wrist (climbing injury).
Alternatively you could just transpose it to the key of G and play G, D, Em, C. It sounds a little different but it’s the same I, V, vi, IV progression, but way easier to play imo. And to replace his Dm (ii) you would just play Am.
🙏
''simple. learn it'' Ed sheeran, 2023~
it is really simple tbh
@@silvius6416 it is but I just love the quote
Looks like he just learnt the 5th chord while playing the song.
dude only uses 4 chords but actually creative musicians never get the light of day
As a fellow ginger, your making us proud Ed Sheeran. Trying to learn how to play the song perfect rn.
To everyone commenting on the difficulty of the "F" chord: You can play an F chord by taking the two lower fingers of the C chord and moving them up one string.
Edit for clarity: moving your fingers up, meaning pitch. So move each finger to the next smaller string.
but we're talking about _this_ F chord
I’m not sure this works
@@MrSchivy I promise it does. They have chord charts online.
@@MrSchivy it does work. You'll be playing the F root note an octave up on the D string, then the third, then the 5th.
@@OdaKa My bad. I was picturing moving the fingers to the E and A strings and creating a G something 😂 Maybe because I think of literally going “up one string”
Thanks for clarifying
I only ever use 4 chords.. proceeds to play 5 chords
The same thing
@@Kbax3614 it’s the g chord, minus the pointer finger?
@@Marks3Dworld he played a d minor, wich is pretty easy but still it's 5 chords
Super cool the artist is willing to just openly and kindly share his work. Very cool for sure
And for anyone who wants to sing Let it Be, it's the same chord sequence
I am now 56. Been writing songs since I was 15. One of my songs has 19 chords, and 4 key changes. I wasn't trying to be clever, it was just how I heard it in my head, but it is no longer fashionable. That is life
It is a hit song. It just needs assistance
Damn at least he’s open about it lmao
many songs use less chords..
this isn't that crazy.
I dont know why the uploader made it such a big deal lol.
it's like saying that you eat rice with a fork...like okay..cool. not that serious.
@@nonenone2669 it’s not about the number of chords it’s about the fact that the way he said it implies that C G Am and F are the ONLY four chords he uses, it’s wild he’s built his entire discography as one of the biggest artists off of only 4 chords in one key
I love Ed Sheeran’s songwriting and performance style!
The C Am F G7 for tons of songs at different tempos predates him all the way back to the 50's, even before.
What a voice - you really see how good it is in up close stuff like this! Perfect pitch and loads of emotion Cool!
Why does this help than when you search up how to play chords? Love ya man!! ❤
You are a gift to this world
You would bring all the colours of this world to a blind man
Respectable man.🥺❤️
The number of chords doesn't matter. A great painter can make a great piece of art with one color. I'm not a fan of Ed's but he's obviously gifted at songwriting and performing. I bet he could make a compelling song with one chord and a lot of people would love it.
As good as a way of looking at it like this, being that it may be talented or skill to write or make a song using only four chords. Ed Sheeran isn't a genius by any stretch, nor is he a very good songwriter
Chords do matter. His songs are simple, catchy and popular, but doesn't make him a good song writer. Will his songs that sound as simple as many of the other popular songs out there using similar four chords progressions, be as popular or remembered in 30-40 years ?
@@richardcogbill6791 The number of chords does not matter.
@@DJ-ce3hq Neither were The Beatles but a lot of people still like them.
@@prospectnyc Thats just not true. The Beatles, especially during their time, changed music, they experimented, and tried different sounds, their songwriting was very very very good, and they were very consistent. Ed Sheeran every album sounds borderline the same, it's not unique, it's very basic, you could get a song from 1 albun and put it in another and no one would blink an eye. A Day In The Life is better than anything Ed Sheeran could possibly do. It's obvious you don't know what you're talking about
After all the talk about only 4 chords proceeds to show 5 chords...
That guitar is sounding so soothing.
so perfect no autotune
Friend your voice is one in a trillion
I'm damn sure this is the only time he's using these exact chords.
I've never seen him playing simple chords. Lmao
He somehow end up adding 7th and 9th in almost every chord
Yes he does this almost all the time and everywhere 👍🏻
"He's such an INCREDIBLY GREAT 🎶 MUSICIAN!!*❤
Let's also not forget the E minor and D
Say what you will, the man can sing
he is the best guitar teachr
he may be but he said 4 but played 5
@@elleohai he played 4 chords
@@MenteTiburon no, watch again. He introduces 4 chords, C,F,G, and Am, but then towards the end hes playing a Dm and calls it a Dm lol watch his hands, 3rd-to-last chord.
@@elleohai Yes, you're right
@@MenteTiburon pretty song yes? I love it. ..:)
" Someone You Loved "
Love you Ed Sheeran. The show in Philly was amazing. Saw you in Tampa as well. Loved both shows, and you. Don't ever stop. ❤❤
when i was learning Guitar, F was the toughest code. But now it is the cord I love to play. Its because of the F sound. So calm ❤
Barring the f is hard to learn when you first start.. so much easier to play open but as soon as you stop "trying" to bar it, you'll bar it... if that makes sense..lol
as it turns out spanish Is the closest language to english that sounds both similarly harmonious and when translated similarly in length, like '' I will be there'' ''ayi estaré '' similar length of voicing
He is amazing. ❤❤❤So authentic.
You are amazing ❤ thank you for share this gift
Ed Sheeran without autotune:
Ed Sheeran without his loop station. Lol 😅
I also like D E and A.
Brooo i didnt expect the spanish out of no where its pretty good tho
This is an artist that even if you don't like his music, you can't help but respect him and you know he's a genuine good dude. 👍👍👍
Bro can teach us alphabets by a song.
Yeah like LGante jajaja jajajaja
The 4 zombie chords
Wow, I like this song 🩵 Ed always sing with passion 🥰
Song name?
Im a beginner at guitar i find your music simple thanks for everything you do
Original Music has officially left the room.
Song name?
Simply not true! You can apply the voice in so many ways to each chord!
@@Mo-xx9gg Quite bizarre then that they don't do it.
I love Ed he’s a true artist
Agreed
Thanks for being so supportive 😢
"4 chords and the truth" has said before, but he sure has great lyrics, a nice smile, and beautiful voice. Remember that!
But sir how can i get voice like yours 💀💔
Que chingon nice bro👌👌👌
Not a fan of his music but I respect the humility from a man of his rank
I need to remember that there are still people who havent seen the axis of awsome 4 chord song. it has 84M views and still
Mastery is in simplicity
Great quote!
Sweet.
I - V - vi - IV progression. Couldn't be simpler.
Easy peasy.
;-)
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Snuck in a ii ?😂
You’re fantastic bro!!!
If he’s getting people into guitar I shouldn’t complain, but he’s showing the entire problem with the pop industry.
Calling it a problem is a bit of a stretch. It can be a little redundant sometimes but there’s a reason it sells records.
Also the majority of mainstream rock music isn’t using more than 4 chords generally anyway. I do think it can be a hinderance in people learning guitar at a more advanced level but that’s kind of up to the person learning and not the pop music industry.
@@postmalort9267 it’s a problem for me as a musician because it saddens me that there is so much great music out there that doesn’t get recognized because the general populace doesn’t care about music the way I do. Something that’s easy to digest is “better” because they don’t have to think about it.
That being said I do recognize that that is a “me” problem and the level of passion I feel for music somebody else holds for a variety of other things. Music is just very personal to me and I find it upsetting when it’s broken down into a rigid formula guaranteed to sell records.
@@RubixNoob1993 there’s plenty of great pop music and there’s plenty of great music that uses 4 chords.
I’m a musician too and the biggest problem I have with the scenario isn’t that there’s simple music for people to enjoy, it’s that musicians tend to be super elitist about art and gatekeep it a ton.
I love listening to complex music, most of my favorite music in the world is super complex. But that doesn’t mean the simple music is bad or that it’s hurting the music industry.
And if we’re being honest, most mainstream rock / alternative music is just as simple as pop music. It just has guitars in it lol.
@@RubixNoob1993 also if you have so much “passion” for music then why wouldn’t you want to appreciate as many different types of it as you possibly can? Don’t get me wrong I love sitting down and listening to stupid polyrhythms and weird production elements but there’s plenty of great songwriting and production to appreciate in the pop world.
@@postmalort9267 I try not to gatekeep, but my original comment does come off that way. When I was younger it was a problem, but my kids enjoy pop and I don’t want to sway them one way or another so I keep my mouth shut about it. I definitely enjoy some as well, butt rock is a guilty pleasure so you’re right about that, but prog metal is my typical go-to.
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