How to Build EVERY Chord on Guitar | How Chords Are Named | Chord Formula Guitar

THANK YOU SO MUCH

This might be one of the greatest videos ever

Best explanation of chord theory I have found for free! Amazing video, very easy to understand.

Huge thanks. Best of the best. I ll refer to you around me. All your videos are really perfect. thanks so much

I’m an elderly Roman statesman who’s been playing the electric xylophone for 900 years. This is the most comprehensive list of chord types that I’ve ever seen anywhere.

Thanks bro

amazing work sir

No way I'm memorizing all this. This just isn't for me

This is the best video I’ve come across explaining this topic combined with ur interval lesson there’s so much to be gained by guitarists here . Keep it up!

Good work 💯

Thank you. This is very clear and helpful.

Thank you soo much man, been playing guitar since 2017 and always struggled with theory. Love ❤️

Homie you just made me realize how easy this stuff is the most intimidating part is learning the fret board to incorporate this knowledge

Now I have watched this video twice with obviously watching some sections repeatedly. I hope to watch it twice more.

Great video thanks a lot 🙏🏼

Thank you, great tutorial!

Oh yes, that's the stuff.

Im going to watch this video in 0.25 speed to absorb it 4 times as well

What a great lesson!!! Thank you 🔥🔥🔥

Amazingly informative, stupendous work, my man

Can you explain how did you know where's the open chord

I dont think there is anything i can add that hasn't been covered by the myriad odf positive comments on this video but wow, what a fantastic teaching resource. I take my hat off to you Maestro.

Fantastic! Thank you!!! 😊

great lesson!! Thank you!!!

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When you say degrees? What measurement is this based on?

Wow I'm completely knocked out by your lesson(s). Been playing for a long time and always learnt chords by their shape and root without really understanding how they're formed. This really is an epiphany. As you say, will need to replay a few times but I'm nearly there after one run through. I watched your "one chord to rule" yesterday and yess it all really makes sense ...Thank you Thank you for your Amazing Lessons ❤

Gold lesson!

Thank you for the lesson. Can you make a video about how to read musical notations?

Wow, this never made so much sense to me. Awesome video!

This video, combined with the CAGED and arpeggio videos, are incredible.

I've played since my teens on and off but never really got to any place substantial. At the start of October I've decided to try again, coming back from a 10 year hiatus.

Internet access is a lot easier now so I'm able to look things up far more easily. I'm starting CAGED but finding it a bit overwhelming.

These videos really cut out the bullshit and get to the point, I love that. I'll be able to take some notes and start with the E and D shapes and appropriate scales as you've stated elsewhere.

Thanks again for your top notch teaching method.

Fantastic and incredibly useful piece. So easy to slip into "shapes" and learn nothing when it comes to arpeggios & chords!

in the 6th degree chord, why isn't the minor 6th flat6?

Fantastic video and a great way of explaining how to build extended chords from the 6th string

My brains 🧠

This really helped me because I'm honestly having a hard time memorizing all the chords but thanks to this amazing vid i can build any chord now

SUS

Knowing how to form a chord doesn't help if you aren't sure of the sound and feeling it will produce, this is still good stuff to learn however.

Ease!!! Beautifully done!!!!

Brilliant. Very easy to follow and understand. An amazing amount of information here, so at the end you feel a bit swamped, but the underlying logic is so clear that you - I - feel comfortable that I can refresh my knowledge easily. There's a load of stuff to remember, but - the way you explain it - the theory is really simple. Good job, man, and thank you.

OK. Very, very good.

Great video, but I have a question, in this video and your intervals videos, is it necessary or already assumed that we know the notes on the fret board? Should you know the notes on the fret board before learning how to shape chords/interval ear learning?

I really do love these videos and they make sense but I just can’t apply them because I don’t know where the notes are 😅 would learning scales be the best way to go about this?

Great video, so good presentation!

lol at the marauders sound at the beginning

Do you have to be a teacher to know this ..cause I couldn’t understand anything from the beginning.

Have you got a video on the aeolian scale, natural minor and how it’s built? Love your videos!!

Awesome. Trouble is a lot of those jazz charts use symbols instead, like little pyramids and so forth. Lesson on that?

Very well done! Thank you!

After literally wasting 4 days of searching different videos I finally found this masterpiece thank you bud u taught in very interesting way keep it up 🎉

Excellent tutorial... thanks