popcornfilms1 first: I love your use of fool. And not to be too mansplainy, but from what I know it starts with you knowing nothing, then thinking you know everything, then realizing how little you actually know. After that you just continue learning. Atleast that’s what the dunning Kruger graphs show.
#13:26 Didn't get any sleep last night so i played some guitar and discovered a chord shaped i never used before and moved it up and down the scale having fun with it. I realized I need to program new shapes into my hands so i looked ''chord shapes'' on youtube and here i am You're great btw thank you
Been playing guitar for 34 years... yes, old... and your vids are great. love the content.... and love the music theory, took me back to college days... Cheers from Montana
Idk if Mr D'Eon doesn't agree with this but it helps me a lot, when you can't stretch your fingers enough for a chord, put the capo on a fret where you can reach it and slowly move the capo down a fret until you don't need the capo anymore. That has helped me with a lot of chords
I did the same :) But I guess if some people really have very small hands and cannot stretch that far even with tons of practice, an alternative can be play a guitar with a smaller body shape
This is the most enjoyable inversion lesson I've ever had. Those reaches you did, made me sit up and take notice. I've accepted you as member of the brotherhood of the guitar. Keep the faith brother.
A lot of these shapes are probably handy for voice leading as transition chords, but I rarely use these inversions. The last one you played (dissonant major chord) is actually ued a lot in pop for going from C to Am.
13:26 Well, my day has been pretty good. I woke up to have a Zoom call but then went back to sleep afterwards because it's the weekend. Then I woke up later and had dinner. It was good. Pot roast b/c Easters. Oh, and I got candy. Yummy. Not that anybody cares. Hope this helps the algorithm. This is amazing content as always.
Some feedback, might be good to integrate an overlay or prop to distinguish your bits from your instruction/advice. An example of this is Jeff Nippard's channel where he rolls out "Bro Jeff" (which is just him with a backwards baseball cap) to do his jokes, and this helps him to avoid contaminating his science content. Helps the viewer to flip the brain from passive to active when the bit is over. Leave it to you to figure out what tool you'd use for this purpose since you'll be switching frequently, something as simple as slapping on some shades or a cringey fedora would be an efficient way to do this.
pretty fine video:) that first inversion voicing is really mysterious sounding. Also... unbelievable great tip from Ted Greene: to find an inversion for a chord, raise each note in the same string up to the next note belonging to that chord. This might give you unplayable shapes sometimes, but most of the times it's really useful and quick. Every shape in this lesson can be arrived to by that method
It would be nice if you’ve shown the connection with the CAGED system, that way all of these shapes wouldn’t look so random. After all, any chord on the guitar can be traced back to one of the five open chord shapes, I.e. CAGED (this includes chord extensions and inversions)
I think Brandon is a genius but so am I! I just haven't completed my lessons and if I do im hoping it I can accomplish similar things, only way more brutal. I was about to give up until i saw this video confirming that my way of teaching guitar will be special.
I'm finding it difficult to appreciate the wealth of knowledge this guy has when his tryhard "funny" personality keeps getting in the way. Still very good info, so thanks.
I quit playing watching your videos because I realized how much I suck. But I enjoy watching them anyway. And despite being amusing as hell I learn some useful tips if I ever try again. I'm mostly self taught but I don't need to explain myself to the likes of you, damn it Cool stuff
which is ur fav tho
Brandon D'Eon Music the Gsus
I actually like 12
How did u get so many subs so fast. Seems like yesterday u still had 5k
You’re feet
My favorite is when you hold your fookin D... chord..
"the more you practice, the less questions you ask" wow that was deep
I disagree I feel like the more I practice, the more I learn, then the more I feel like I don’t know shit so I ask questions
DoughHoe45 there’s a name for that. It’s the dunning-Kruger effect and it’s very interesting.
The more practice, the more I answer my own stupid questions and come up with more useful questions.
japanime555 that’s literally the opposite of the DC effect you fool.
popcornfilms1 first: I love your use of fool. And not to be too mansplainy, but from what I know it starts with you knowing nothing, then thinking you know everything, then realizing how little you actually know. After that you just continue learning. Atleast that’s what the dunning Kruger graphs show.
march 2020 flexing: toilet paper
april 2020 flexing: table that can change hight while youre on it
How he discover that tho?
@@observantperson there are no accidents
"I'm PISSED OFF...but I'm not even mad" 😂😂😂
What kind of mumbo jumbo are you talking about Brandon? The only chords are C, G, and Em. Duh.
What aboot A, eh?
D?
What about C#minb7#11#13b15dimb17b19aug21#23b25b27sus29#31? Everyone HAS to know that one!
is duh a chord? lol
@@brennantaylor301 What about the wifi password at the back of the router?
Brandon looks like he would complain about sand being rough and getting everywhere
Back to reddit from whence thou hast come!
Don’t forget it being coarse and irritating
He's going to guitar up a school
@@athestyaHe must hate it a lot.
'This is whats called the first inversion, because we're starting on the third, which is the second note of the chord.'
ahahahahaahahaha every guitar theory vid ever
Yes, this is a great musician quote!
I need a Bath, so I have switched on the Inversion heater
The quote I live by is “I’m PISSED OFF, but I’m not even mad”
He wasn't the guitar teacher we deserve, but the one that we needed.
Great content lmaoo
Every one knows it’s not a REAL chord unless you play ALL the strings
spaces 1990 bruh no
@@bnhdeluxe Y E S
Damn I won't be able to play an A then LOL, unless I bar it
@@Asimov16 well e is the fifth and if you just play an A major and just include the e strings it may sound like garbage, but itll still be an a chord
@@williamconway9813 it will be E/A major then, quite thicc.
#13:26
Didn't get any sleep last night so i played some guitar and discovered a chord shaped i never used before and moved it up and down the scale having fun with it.
I realized I need to program new shapes into my hands so i looked ''chord shapes'' on youtube and here i am
You're great btw thank you
The indie band bit almost killed me
But I'm not even mad
Been playing guitar for 34 years... yes, old... and your vids are great. love the content....
and love the music theory, took me back to college days...
Cheers from Montana
I haven’t watched a UA-cam channel so entertaining, like ever. Thank you.
Genuinely awesome vid, I'm actually surprised by how many things I just learnt. It's so enlightening. Thank you, mate.
I feel like not enough UA-camrs ask people about their day and I'm glad Brandon does. Makes me feel like a real subscriber.
This is the only guitar tutorial channel where i not only learn cool shit...but also laugh my ass off!
Living legend dude. 😎
the confidence is so humbling for myself
this man be looking like every skywalker in one
this is a solid 10 years of practice. And then drop 2,3, in different qualities. stunning
wow no one told me i'd find the best guitar teacher on youtube what the HECK and hes humble af
I got an ad of some guy promoting a guitar leaning ap after he said "who the fook is that guy?" And the timing was perfect
This guy makes me rewind and fook up the pause button more than any other UA-camr. Congratulations, mate ❣️
Idk if Mr D'Eon doesn't agree with this but it helps me a lot, when you can't stretch your fingers enough for a chord, put the capo on a fret where you can reach it and slowly move the capo down a fret until you don't need the capo anymore. That has helped me with a lot of chords
I did the same :)
But I guess if some people really have very small hands and cannot stretch that far even with tons of practice, an alternative can be play a guitar with a smaller body shape
This is the most enjoyable inversion lesson I've ever had.
Those reaches you did, made me sit up and take notice.
I've accepted you as member of the brotherhood of the guitar.
Keep the faith brother.
I'm in that weird spot where i -almost- understand stuff like thiss
Best intro of 2020 so far with the lowest budget ever, nice inversions too
13:00 i fukin love his bicep
New fav UA-cam musician
Hate that I felt so attacked watching this
Love that I learned a lot of new stuff though
Really good guitar player but kinda negative guy
@@tfavier72 It's just his social media facade, he's not like that when he's out of cameras.
A lot of these shapes are probably handy for voice leading as transition chords, but I rarely use these inversions. The last one you played (dissonant major chord) is actually ued a lot in pop for going from C to Am.
13:26
Well, my day has been pretty good. I woke up to have a Zoom call but then went back to sleep afterwards because it's the weekend. Then I woke up later and had dinner. It was good. Pot roast b/c Easters. Oh, and I got candy. Yummy.
Not that anybody cares.
Hope this helps the algorithm. This is amazing content as always.
I had forgotten that it was Easter
Just here to help out with the algorithm
I bet your arm was sore after that intro
That's why he came up with this chords cause his hands were all jelly like... 😂😂
Some feedback, might be good to integrate an overlay or prop to distinguish your bits from your instruction/advice. An example of this is Jeff Nippard's channel where he rolls out "Bro Jeff" (which is just him with a backwards baseball cap) to do his jokes, and this helps him to avoid contaminating his science content. Helps the viewer to flip the brain from passive to active when the bit is over. Leave it to you to figure out what tool you'd use for this purpose since you'll be switching frequently, something as simple as slapping on some shades or a cringey fedora would be an efficient way to do this.
pretty fine video:) that first inversion voicing is really mysterious sounding.
Also... unbelievable great tip from Ted Greene: to find an inversion for a chord, raise each note in the same string up to the next note belonging to that chord.
This might give you unplayable shapes sometimes, but most of the times it's really useful and quick. Every shape in this lesson can be arrived to by that method
We need more people like you. My favourite chord shape was D.
13:26
Prickly Cactus Pear is truly a remarkable delicacy, you should ffuuuckin try it mate.
I’m a pianist watching this and I actually feel flattered with your “fuck you” dedicated to me
I love ur content, is BOTH entertaining and worth learn all the stuff you show us
If band camp in the 70's had you. I might still be confused....but a lot more happy.
Thanks mate. I’m studying theory like mad right now even tho I’m stupid and your stuff is legit helpful.
A, D, E. You’re a rockstar Timmy
Not me trying to learn the piano voicings thinking my hands are too small😭😭😭
Legend says he is still turning the crank of his adjustable table.
Usefull video.love the jazzline in the end of video.
As an irishmen, I appreciate hearing "fook" every 3 seconds
I thought he was just being REALLY Canadian tbh :P
Did you just play all the chords and make it look like jazz my god that's the best
It’s like Dennis from it’s always sunny teaching you chord inversions.
My favourite is E power chord
The open strum chord on standard E tuning is far superior
Great content man. Love your channel ❤️❤️🔥🔥
You deserve being on all those shred Collab and guitar solo Collabs
More than happy to help the algorithm. Thanks man amazing video
The table stuff was longer than the vid lmao
I come here when I want to self destruct because it quenches me thirst for being insulted whilst learning whilst being musically satisfied.
I'm glad a friend threw one of your videos my way. I tossed this on my Discord. Hopefully it gets you a few more subscribers.
That intro was dedication 🔥💯
And this is the day, I subscribed
The raw strength on display was impressive
That intro statement. "I hate everything and Bitch you're no exception.". I feel the same way, honestly. That got a follow.
Great video man ! Love people who can barre chords
AKCHUaly, the more I play the more question I have mate. That is how learning works mate.
The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell - Fooking Hilarious!!! Dude, you are strangely entertaining!
It would be nice if you’ve shown the connection with the CAGED system, that way all of these shapes wouldn’t look so random. After all, any chord on the guitar can be traced back to one of the five open chord shapes, I.e. CAGED (this includes chord extensions and inversions)
I think Brandon is a genius but so am I! I just haven't completed my lessons and if I do im hoping it I can accomplish similar things, only way more brutal. I was about to give up until i saw this video confirming that my way of teaching guitar will be special.
13:26
I'm just here to hunt all these subtitles and yeah, I'm a professional.
I could learn inversions *OR* I could play an Em7 then a G then a Dsus4 then an A7sus4 with a capo on the 2nd
Wonderwall?
@@thepoweroftheweed2215 ayy finally
Bro I just found this channel, I guess you will be one of my favourites soon
great guitarist, great teacher but... smile!!!!!
I don't know why, but I think your foookun awesome
A big like just for the crazy intro 🎉😂
60/40 ... 60 percent entertaining and 40 percent informative! *many thanks for posting your video :)
That riff at the end was juicccyyyy!!!!! Thank you for your time 🙏🏾
It's like Hyde from that 70's show is teaching me guitar
Top-tier edutainment
i really thought i was going to break my desk
Thanks, I finally know which chord David played to please the Lord
You have done my head in within 2 mins
dropping a comment to help the algorithm.
I'm finding it difficult to appreciate the wealth of knowledge this guy has when his tryhard "funny" personality keeps getting in the way. Still very good info, so thanks.
Best new fooking youtuber m8
That outro was fookin' amazing... LMAO.
That intro was epic
Love the ring! Universal symbol for being wrong, and our university picked it as their symbol for graduation X)
I love brandon
The inversion at 7:00 made me think the X-Files theme was about to break out.
Some fooking quality contents here!!!
we are near the 250k MILESTONE
1) shape of you
2) shape of my heart
I quit playing watching your videos because I realized how much I suck. But I enjoy watching them anyway. And despite being amusing as hell I learn some useful tips if I ever try again. I'm mostly self taught but I don't need to explain myself to the likes of you, damn it
Cool stuff
You just opened up my mind. Thanks mate.
I love the sound of 7 1 3 5 voicings of Maj7
Me who plays both piano and guitar, watching the first part: 👁👄👁 I feel partially attacked
this man can bend his fingers like an alien on lilo and stitch
0:40 you had me at hello. Subbed
This is the most passive-aggressive videos I’ve ever seen
My day has been going well. 😉 Seriously, that ending guitar part was awesome
Man i liked all your videos just because you are awesome, i found you on Instagram but never knew your name and how to find you, so glad i did...
I love his attitude
You: your inability to stretch for those spider chords is your weakness
Me: and your situation where can't add those harmonics with the pinky is yours
1st chord: pff.. easy...
2nd chord: omg.. my fingers!