Power Chord Alternatives
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- If you have an injury or disability, or even just struggle in general with doing regular power chords, here are some alternatives that might help you out. With the nature of the harmonic content in the chord, it is one we come across a lot in guitar playing, so hopefully these alternatives can help you if ever you are struggling. PDF can be downloaded for free here - / power-chord-101193556 :)
Check out my other Tutorial style vids here - • Tutorials
What is a Power Chord? - 0:52
One Finger Method - 2:58
Landau Method - 4:18
Schon Method - 7:37
If you have an injury or disability, or even just struggle in general with doing regular power chords, here are some alternatives that might help you out. With the nature of the harmonic content in the chord, it is one we come across a lot in guitar playing, so hopefully these alternatives can help you if ever you are struggling. PDF can be downloaded for free here - www.patreon.com/posts/power-chord-101193556 :)
Check out my other Tutorial style vids here - ua-cam.com/play/PLuh0lQogSUm-EIQg9oZywtMbIB64qteZ8.html&feature=shared
These are not new concepts for me but I stuck around watching it because you have a knack for explaining things so well! It's a pleasure to see you teach! I wish you were my teacher 35 years ago :D
EVH actually got really into that Landau chord around the time of the Balance album too. Don't Tell Me's verse is based on that shape and all those cool sliding chords in The Seventh Seal's intro are basically that shape with the high E string ringing over all of them. Another alternative I like a lot is playing a G5 with the top two notes on the open D and G strings, so 3x00xx - that's all over John Petrucci's stuff for instance.
Power chord is cool✨
Some Japanese young guitar boy and girl who start playing guitar learn the power chords from the song "小さな恋のうたSmall Love Song" by the band Mongol 800 ( モンパチ).Then, they perform in front of their friends and teachers at the school festival. Power chords are the best!😊
Yes, powerchords are a great place to start 🙌
I needed this 15 years ago🤯🤯🤯🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
I'll make sure to study and practice this. Thank you for your hard work!
You're awesome!
Love your work! Thank you
Awesome lesson thank you
That Landau type of chord is really good, thank you for the tip. I use alot the one finger powerchord on the 5th and 4th strings, even in the 3rd too. The Neil Schon one is very good too in certain situations for not moving the hand when other voicing close to that is coming.
Nice video man, could you do one about how to build a preset like yours in the boss pedalboard?
He has an old video covering this on an older unit. A GT-8, I think. I don't know the title.
@@NothingNowhere-vu5oq thanks man, i will Search
Thanks! I use a Boss Me50 and I had a stream where i went over how to achieve a similar sound. It was called ‘how to get a def Lep tone’ or something like that.
@@bwm5150 Thank you man, i will check your video.
I have a doubt, how do you mute the 3RD string in the Landau type of chord? Im trying with the INDEX Barely touching the 3RD while making the little barre on the 1st and 2nd strings, or the middle finger muting it but it is rare, just want to know how do you do it.
@@7guitarras326 Either the tip of my first finger or the flesh of 4th finger.
Yo tengo una lesion en un dedo de la mano derecha, ACCIDENTE DE MOTO..y para tocar tengo un dedo mal.,pero voy haciendo.soy zurdo.
LOS GUITARRISTAS TENDRIAMOS QUE IR CON MAS CUIDADO CON LAS MANOS.🤘😎🤘GRACIAS POR EL VIDEO.
mate your awesome can u brake down some Alex Lifeson from rush ..keep on rocking 😎ya
Thanks! Maybe in the future.
Hi Ben, is there video on your channel that you going through all your equipment you are using to create all these covers ? thanks
Hi. I did a stream a couple of years ago going over my setup and how to achieve a similar tone. There’s documentation in the description free to download which pretty much summarises the stream if you don’t have the time to watch it. ua-cam.com/users/live4Fta3oNuX20?feature=shared
Is it necessary to learn to read music ( i know note value) or are reading tabs fine?
Tabs are a great way to get into it and are actually the only way to see hand positions as there are multiple ways to play the same note on guitar.
Sometimes i struggle when i tell guitarist “don’t play just a regular boring power chord.” It just sound unfavorable. How did Steve Clark make a regular ole power chord sound so good? He had a totally different point of view?
Who said guitarist ruin songs? Give me their names. (Best to ask that question in Maggie Thatchers voice).
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