Steve Lacy, “N Side” Guitar Tutorial

[@mxldx7700]

saw a bar cord I’m out

[@mxldx7700]

I’ll come back when I have skill😭

[@luminouscali]

@@mxldx7700 me too!

[@kiera_marie]

Lmao it seems really hard but once u get it it’s like second nature I promise

[@sinkincones8130]

Barre chord

[@sariahwilson9679]

💀💀

[@samsimms4403]

I just started guitar 5 mins ago tbis is a great video thanks bud

[@ryukun6651]

0:33 Em9
1:01 Em7
1:43 F#m7
1:35 Dmaj9
3:02 Pattern
1:20 & 1:33 (pause)

[@ricelol_9440]

Everyone loves you

[@anitadikc]

I literally can't do the bar chord that low and now I'm crying

[@dominicbenefiel4871]

thank you! great teacher and the drawings helped

[@ramevangelista1832]

Best lesson ever!!!

[@brushstroke3733]

Most hyperbolic statement ever!

[@pleas4nt]

transitioning into different chords will continue to be my bane

[@meatymorgan8727]

Me too brother

[@onetwothree1470]

Do you think you can do more steve lacy?

[@colemanchin8785]

Slight Correction. Chords should be Em9 - G/A - A/B - Dmaj9.

[@HimeGirl15]

Thank you for this :) you’re a really good teacher

[@princedolio]

good tutorial brodie, god bless u

[@Душа333]

Thank you for this 🙌🙏

[@rza6117]

thank u man

[@MatttyBfr]

Thank you

[@juicea6286]

Good stuff

[@Sam-wr6qs]

3:00

[@jeongmineom]

Amazing bro, thanks

[@christianmason4805]

What kind of guitar is this one and what kind should I get as someone who has never played guitar

[@madeura]

u should try classic guitar at first it’s the best for beginners

[@facundocenturion94]

man, u saved my life

[@onetwothree1470]

love this!

[@aocean6135]

Thanks king :*

[@kvrsed2620]

0:14

[@rosy9058]

does it work for electric guitar ???

[@ryangurley2472]

yes

[@souled368]

god and jesus loves you all spread the word out

[@cherrysb3rries]

if anyone knows the cords for uke lmkkk

[@RocketTurret]

AUUUGH I CANT DO THE BARRE CHORD

[@slappyhappy6192]

Already too complicated holy shit learning music is crazy hard

[@freedofreedofreedo]

how is it now?

[@brushstroke3733]

Learn what a major triad is and go from there. The guitar is very simple once you understand the patterns and intervals. But it seems incredibly complex when you don't know how chords get their names and shapes.

[@hansencarnacion5886]

y is dis so hard to play lmaoo, i just take it down an octave so its much easier haha

[@benj.j]

Can u put chords here