Master Triads Across the Neck with this Simple 1-Minute Trick!
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Want to master triads all over the neck without the hassle? You're in luck! In this lesson, we're unveiling a super simple 1-minute trick that will have you playing triads effortlessly across the entire fretboard. Triads are the building blocks of so many great songs and solos, and with this quick and easy method, you'll be able to unlock their full potential in no time. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this trick will make learning and using triads a breeze. So, grab your guitar, get ready for some fun, and let's master those triads together. Trust me, your playing will never be the same!
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Thanks for the lesson on triads! Very helpful! It's easy when you realize it's just bits of the chord! So any chord you play you just break it up! Didn't think about that before,it's making me learn the fretboard so much faster!!
Duh.
Chill out dude I'm just trying to help those who don't get it man
Great lesson on triad and inversions. Recently traded my 78 Fender Mustang with maple fretboard for a Gibson SG Standard. Now I’m regretting it even more. Best lessons and teacher.
Best guitar lesson ever- i have been trying to piece all my triad shapes together into a coherent form like that mostly by ear for the better part of a year now. Gold lesson exactly what i needed!
Love your work thanks:)
Am I correct in stating that with these triad inversions in mind, if you know the underlying chords during a solo, the "correct" notes to play are literally ALL over the neck? I can venture outside my two comfortable boxes? Who woulda thunk it?
I find myself talking to your videos as if we're on a Zoom call. You teach in a way that is finally easy for me to understand.
Thank you. 👽✌️
The answer to your question is YES. Getting out of the boxes we find ourselves in is what makes guitar playing so interesting. The inspiration that comes from the different voicing you get from learning triads keeps me from getting bored. It also gets me unstuck when I find myself playing same old stuff over and over again. There's so much to learn. I like to mix and match open chords with barre chords and triads to see where it takes me. If I am incorporating a melody into what I'm doing, I try to find different ways of playing a melody, building off the mix of chords I create. It's challenging sometimes, but it's also a lot of fun. My guitar playing has really taken off since I found out about triads.
Much thanks for triad session.
Thanks again for a great lesson on triads and their inversions. Recently traded my 78 Fender Mustang with maple fret board for a Gibson SG Standard and have regretted it even more after seeing yours. Best lessons and teacher.
You are such a good teacher. Love all your videos
Excellent Exercise Eddie 😊 Thanks for making these types of lessons available to all 😊
This is a great exercise! I've been learning triads but I can't wait to use this!
Thank you! This is just what I needed for where I'm at right now with guitar.
Thanks, always explained perfectly. Guitar sounds great.
Thanks so much. Learnt more here than at music school 😅😅
Triads rule! Thanks for this lesson Eddie, helped me get the inversion concept down.
Hello master, thank you from Thailand.
18:59 Hello master, thanks from Philippines!!?+&$
Great job, thanks for the lesson.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent lesson we need for the next lesson, thanks you.
Great lesson!thankyou
Excellent lesson thank you
Thanks Eddie. Feels like a connection to you.
Nice lesson, thanks.
Thanks for the lesson. BTW my first electric guitar was a Fender Music Master, very similar to your mustang. It brought back good memories.
Great lesson! BTW, that Mustang is immaculate, especially for a 1966. Very, very nice.
Excellent triad lesson😊
Awesome job! Thanks so much!!❤❤🎉🎉
Thanks so much for the advice.
A triad is a special type of chord made of three notes: a root, third, and fifth.
Every chord is a triad, even barre chords are triads with repeated notes
@@aronkatz5797That’s kind of true on a basic level, but not really. Once you introduce notes outside of the 1,3, and 5, the chord is no longer a triad. There are many barre chords that have tones besides the 1,3, and 5.
And there are 1, 2, 5 and 1,4, 5 triads which are not usually mentioned
It’s actually the foundational chord. All the rest are variants of a basic triad.
@@aronkatz5797uhm, ever heard of 7th chords? Or power chords? Not every chord is a triad. Triads are the basic chord form that we relate many other chords to, but there are many non-triad chords…
Great video! This is really helpful to me learning all this inversions. This is the right video I was looking for. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
This was a good lesson and refresher. And wow, that is a really good sounding guitar.
Helpful and useful. Thanks.
C’est très pratique, merci.
Muchas gracias maestro!!!😊🙏🙏🙏
Thanks man 😊
Very informative sir I'll be more appreciate if you could explain about the diminished triad and dominant 7 chords
visual learner here. if you do this kind of graphic again it would mirror what we see on your fb if you put low e at the top of graphic. I clicked because your visuals are awesome and I need that to learn. My suggestion is imho. Sure others might like it with high e on top. New sub here
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Sir, Can you please make another episode about this lesson in all keys even in major key only ,thank you so much if you acknowledge,i already support your channel, greetings from the PHILIPPINES.
Cool Mustang, thank you for your instruction.
Excellent teaching here...thanks my man...
Thank you !!
fantastic video! I learned so much. Thank you!
Lovely
Subbed!
Well done! I could at least under stand, but a lot to memorize 😮 sheesh
Just take it one triad at a time. You’ve got this!
Nice lesson...
Great trick, just run through them everyday. Why haven't anyone thought of that before
Good lesson ! Subscribed !
Damn! #1Trending on Guitar. Way to go sir! Watching from Philippines.🫡💯
Nice mustang man
Loved the Kurt Cobain's guitar
would love to get the tabs from this video!
It's very difficult for me to process this when the fingers are backwards to the fretboard pictures.
Guitar tutorials should have camera angle the same as we look down on the neck I think
@@brothermoto1964 Yes, I couldn't finish watching this because it made me dizzy and off balance.
Fretboard diagrams are usually oriented like this. Think of it this way, it’s a POV of you looking down on your fretboard. The low E is on the bottom and the high E is on the top.
Well I'm left handed so I have to reverse all of it! Just play a barr chord and break it up on 3 strings! Like 1st,2nd,3rd strings, 2,3,4th strings and 3,4,5th strings
My first thought as well
Do, mi, so mi,so, do so, do, mi.
Yeah I think of it in the same way except I just memorize them as 351 (first inversion), 513 (second inversion), 135
My teacher did a lesson on this but i need more explanation. Thanks
You definitely have a way of making it easy for dumbarses like me to understand, although, I doubt my ADHD brain will ever remember all this 😂
When would I use a triad rather than the whole chord?
Solo improv my friend
@@gkisscovers5320 thank you :)
Confused on this lesson. How do you find where each triad is played? Just moving from one shape to another left me lost. I get that there are three different shapes I need to learn but no explanation was given as to how to find where to play each shape. Any assistance with this is appreciated!
What’s the exercise that I can do 1 minute a day?
Man, I need to dig out my Mustang from the back of the closet. Thanks for the tips.
Those cars are classics! How did it fit in there? lol…
@@annunacky4463 Origami
took me 7 minutes before i realized this wasn't going to be a 1 minute trick :P
Once you learn the trick, it only takes a minute to use :)
Same
👌
How he just casually sang along the scale degrees 😆
I got no shame lol
Whats the purpose of triad? Sorry newbie
To play pieces of chords in different places to sound more melodic