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LMAO. The toy Chord buddy is a hack crutch where you pretend to play the guitar. You're not forming the chords, you develop no touch or callouses needed to play on strings, and you learn nothing but which button to press.
I own one myself, it’s awesome. I post videos of myself playing on Facebook with it all the time. The amount of songs I’ve figured out beyond the instructional books has been one of the coolest discoveries I’ve had as a new guitar player.
@@FerrisB_Stiffler.420 I’ve learned how to play without them, but unfortunately for my my fingers are growing crooked so they cramp up easy, so honestly I’ll just toss the chord buddy back on when I wanna keep playing without the cramping too
@@FerrisB_Stiffler.420 dude I’m sorry for missing this comment. I still use it every now and again, if my fingers start cramping up, because I’m an old 40 year old man who has crooked fingers, I’ll toss it on, I mean you can learn nearly hundreds of songs just on those 4 chords man.
We bought one and love it, works awesome for what it is. In fact, my wife just came in when I was playing and said hey, you're playing:-) Yep, I'm a stud:-)
I've been playing guitar for over 50 years and I just don't think that thing is gonna help. I read the comments and I know that most people on here don't agree but I just don't see that helping.
Mine just came in today. I'm still learning how it works from using the books, but just messing around with it, you make effortlessly play songs just by pressing down on the buttons and strumming.
a chord is just 3 notes… literally taught my friend 3 open chords in 2 lessons. that’s like buying a manual transmission car and then making it an automatic cause shifting is too hard to understand. learn the piano first if the strings hurt. or buy an electric or classical
yeah thats exactly what i was thinking its perfect for, producers who just would want to add quick guitars without having a whole other process to learn
If you have a disability in your fingers , it's a great thing. I really want to play some blues and Billy idol, Stevie nicks Fleetwood Mac. I'm getting one. But where do you get the books?
Got one for my wife sheet loves it has hard time strumming so she is using it to learn strumming from book. Good product for young ones who want to start learning
@@flapjack5222 Not everyone has talent. This is a nice little cheat to get started. Good job on learning everything in a week. One week? That's kind of amazing tbh. Do you have any performance videos I can check out on here?
I bought one too but I rarely used it. I think I used it just the one time because I got better at playing the chords by myself. It's easier for me without it but I learnt by practise
I think it's a lazy way..I think g should be learned like g is made,A d like a d should. I get it it's showing the string chord but not actually the shape.And that's actually confusing in the long run.
You are missing the point. Most Folks just want to learn to play a couple of songs (even if it does not sound right to a symphony conductor), not play in a symphony. And if they can play a few songs then they can worry about if a D is being played like a D.
You’re not really learning anything because it’s a hold your hand type of device. Guitar playing should be disciplined and not hold your hand cheat sheet shit like that.
But every tutorial on guitar is a hold your hand type of system, isn’t it? Any learning system is supposed to be your training wheels until you can confidently release them and play on your own. Chordbuddy is no different. This is supposed to make learning the guitar for those that find even the basics difficult easier for them to want to stay and learn more about it once you break past the basics. Plain and simple.
@@thenewknizzle7530 be a man & stop whining & stretch those damn fingers & feel the pain and witness what all the greatest 🎸 players like Hendrix Randy Rhodes and Dime bag endured to become the greatest, instead of relying on cheat sheet device to enhance your ability to have better finger coordination!
@@Angrybirds3452 chord buddy is a lot different than most guitar tutorials we have nowadays online and the apps that show you the notes & chords on fret position and play back the chords. There’s nothing wrong with that. As for this device, it’s more of a physical. Every Guitarist needs to learn muscle memory and built-up endurance like most traditional guitar players. It’s no different from the new devices they have in cars now that teach novices to learn to drive i’ll because they’re too lazy to read the learners manual.
Anything that helps anybody get more involved with guitar is a good thing to me 👏
I couldn’t agree more
Lol. You will never learn and quite due to this STUPID device
LMAO.
The toy Chord buddy is a hack crutch where you pretend to play the guitar. You're not forming the chords, you develop no touch or callouses needed to play on strings, and you learn nothing but which button to press.
@@tomthalon8956 I mean I learned without, but would be great for kids or old people with arthritis
You should invest.
I own one myself, it’s awesome. I post videos of myself playing on Facebook with it all the time. The amount of songs I’ve figured out beyond the instructional books has been one of the coolest discoveries I’ve had as a new guitar player.
Do you still use this? Been thinking about trying it out..I have zero guitar training
@@FerrisB_Stiffler.420 I’ve learned how to play without them, but unfortunately for my my fingers are growing crooked so they cramp up easy, so honestly I’ll just toss the chord buddy back on when I wanna keep playing without the cramping too
@@FerrisB_Stiffler.420 dude I’m sorry for missing this comment. I still use it every now and again, if my fingers start cramping up, because I’m an old 40 year old man who has crooked fingers, I’ll toss it on, I mean you can learn nearly hundreds of songs just on those 4 chords man.
I remember a VERY similar device used to come with beginner guitars back in the 80's. How did this not come up when this was being promoted?
I love this thing, almost able to play without it
We bought one and love it, works awesome for what it is. In fact, my wife just came in when I was playing and said hey, you're playing:-) Yep, I'm a stud:-)
I've been playing guitar for over 50 years and I just don't think that thing is gonna help. I read the comments and I know that most people on here don't agree but I just don't see that helping.
Thank you for your opinion 50 year guitar playing nobody 🙏
@@user-so4jf7mi1x I'm sure that you are a guitar master. If you think that some stupid toy will teach you to play them go ahead.
Mine just came in today. I'm still learning how it works from using the books, but just messing around with it, you make effortlessly play songs just by pressing down on the buttons and strumming.
Absolutely fabulous system to learn to play the guitar in a Max Verstappen time (yes I'm a proud dutchman at least the past two years) 😀😃😄😁🤣😂😂
a chord is just 3 notes… literally taught my friend 3 open chords in 2 lessons. that’s like buying a manual transmission car and then making it an automatic cause shifting is too hard to understand. learn the piano first if the strings hurt. or buy an electric or classical
I’m a hip-hop producer I’m buying this right now
yeah thats exactly what i was thinking its perfect for, producers who just would want to add quick guitars without having a whole other process to learn
@@flackodabaptistI doubt a producer that wants to add quick guitars would even think about using this. Well, not a decent one anyway...
@@ab-ll7dv im pretty damn decent and im thinking of it
Awesome product and individual. Wish you success.
as an experienced old musician, i think this thing is great!! it encourages people!! bravo !
Encourages what?
This hack crutch teaches nothing musical. Pushing a button to form the chords is not learning.
If you have a disability in your fingers , it's a great thing.
I really want to play some blues and Billy idol, Stevie nicks Fleetwood Mac.
I'm getting one.
But where do you get the books?
Got one for my wife sheet loves it has hard time strumming so she is using it to learn strumming from book. Good product for young ones who want to start learning
2 months to learn 3 chords? good one
Yeah I learned every chord except the bar ones in like a week of playing lmfao I don’t get the point of this
@@flapjack5222 it is good for small kids because right hand training and left hand training are different
@@fkurfeelings6938 nonsense. Little kids can learn musical instruments easier than adults
@@flapjack5222 Not everyone has talent. This is a nice little cheat to get started. Good job on learning everything in a week. One week? That's kind of amazing tbh. Do you have any performance videos I can check out on here?
I bought one and it’s the best thing I’ve done… But I’m still not meeting chicks because my wife won’t let me 😂. Well worth the cost…
I bought one too but I rarely used it. I think I used it just the one time because I got better at playing the chords by myself. It's easier for me without it but I learnt by practise
that would not take 2 months 💀💀 what is bro yapping abt?
I think it's a lazy way..I think g should be learned like g is made,A d like a d should.
I get it it's showing the string chord but not actually the shape.And that's actually confusing in the long run.
You are missing the point. Most Folks just want to learn to play a couple of songs (even if it does not sound right to a symphony conductor), not play in a symphony. And if they can play a few songs then they can worry about if a D is being played like a D.
It's for person who wants to learn guitar at their own pace. If you can see the product demo. It would eventually be removed as one gets used to it.
Don’t know guitar.I just bought one today.
thoughts 9 months later?
@@sploogeimpulsemy thoughts on this is shortcuts are not a good way to achieve something 🙌
Thanks for keeping jobs here in the USA .
After he says "oooh, that hurts your fingers, doesnt it"? He leans towards the girl and it sounds like he just shit himself
Yeah, I caught that too
That's terrible, not nice!! His chair is just cracking from the weight!
Lmao
who was farting???
You !! lmao
This is capitalism gone too far
Never such a thing as too far
@@Coastiestevie you don't think taking people's water away and selling it back to them at a price none of the mcan afford is going too far?
You’re not really learning anything because it’s a hold your hand type of device. Guitar playing should be disciplined and not hold your hand cheat sheet shit like that.
I think you’re upset that something was simplified that you struggled with and ITS JUST NOT FAR BECAUSE I DIDNT HAVE THAT cry baby dude
But every tutorial on guitar is a hold your hand type of system, isn’t it? Any learning system is supposed to be your training wheels until you can confidently release them and play on your own.
Chordbuddy is no different. This is supposed to make learning the guitar for those that find even the basics difficult easier for them to want to stay and learn more about it once you break past the basics. Plain and simple.
@@thenewknizzle7530 be a man & stop whining & stretch those damn fingers & feel the pain and witness what all the greatest 🎸 players like Hendrix Randy Rhodes and Dime bag endured to become the greatest, instead of relying on cheat sheet device to enhance your ability to have better finger coordination!
@@Angrybirds3452 chord buddy is a lot different than most guitar tutorials we have nowadays online and the apps that show you the notes & chords on fret position and play back the chords. There’s nothing wrong with that. As for this device, it’s more of a physical. Every Guitarist needs to learn muscle memory and built-up endurance like most traditional guitar players. It’s no different from the new devices they have in cars now that teach novices to learn to drive i’ll because they’re too lazy to read the learners manual.
I'm currently learning and yeah i wouldn't want to learn with this.