Easy Triads on Guitar (+ how to ideas!)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- 🎸 Triads for Beginners? YES! In this easy lesson, you'll learn how to use Triads on the guitar. We'll learn how to find Triads on your fretboard and some embellishments you can try! Arpeggiated Triads sound awesome when you play them over rhythm guitar, so this is a great technique for duets! 👉 Free Beginner Guitar Course: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons #justinguitar #guitarforbeginners #guitarlessons
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00:00 Guitar Demo
00:35 Lesson Welcome!
01:25 How Triads Work (Major Chords)
05:49 How Triads Work (Minor Chords)
06:47 Rhythm Pattern
09:05 Embellishments
11:32 How to Practice Triads!
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Hi Justin, kind of an off-topic question: If, for whatever reason, you couldn't play for a while, how long do you think it would take before you'd become noticeably rusty?
Was this course updated in 2021, as mentioned in the description?
@@xxshevilxx 13 days, 11 hours, 9 minutes and 24.67 seconds
@@CanadaBlue85 lol
I just want to say thank you, Justin. I’m 21 and have been struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts for a long time, and it’s been a long while since I’ve felt motivated to get up in the morning and not want to just go to bed as soon as I get home. I bought a second-hand guitar last year as my first instrument ever, but it was just sitting in the case for a long time, and I’d go months without practising due to a lack of general motivation.
Recently, however, I’ve been practising guitar for hours and hours every day. I sit with my guitar on my lap for 4-6 hours, switching back and forth between casually practising whilst watching Netflix or UA-cam and following your courses more focused than I’ve ever been.
I’ve been practising every day now for a week, and coupled with my initial bits of occasional practise from before, all thanks to your courses, I can play all the main chords well (except F and B; still struggling with F and haven’t learnt B yet), and I can play a decent number of songs fairly well.
I’m still in the beginner phase, but I practise with the courses and songs on the app every day, and it’s the only thing in my life right now that keeps me going. I’ve tried to pick up hobbies before, from programming to drawing, but I gave up on them. Guitar is the _one_ thing that I am 100% adamant in pursuing and sticking with; and actually having fun with practising. Your courses are the best I’ve come across, and I just wanted to say that I appreciate what you do. 💜
Great to hear this, keep going! Good for you 👍👍
Im in a similar position. Im 2 months in and i think only 3 days have gone by with me not practicing for hours. I couldnt tell you why since i still can't really play, but i cant put it down. Ill set her on the stand to break for the day and 30 minutes later ive got a show on and im lost in running scales on my guitar again.
I dont think ive ever put this much time and effort into learning a skill like i have with guitar.
I hope your doing well. Keep your head up, eyes forward, and your feet moving. We'll make it out eventually.
Well done, fighting back the right way
F will come, once you have C down try a few variations from there with your little finger and in time F will introduce itself 🙂
B is tough 😂
Don't fuckin kill yourself dude!
Very silly.
Music is the best anti depressant.
"Look at the point your hand is going to" Simple but amazing tip, I had never thought of this before. Thank you!
I was told we shouldn’t even be looking at the fretboard!?!? Just teasing
I heard that the builders that used to walk along those girders in high rise constructions had the same philosophy. Look where you want to go and dont look where you dont want to go. In other words look where you want to step on the girder and DONT LOOK AT THE GROUND :)
When you walk the slackline you look to the point where it is attached to a tree/building :)
You just gave me a huge breakthrough! Thanks
Same when riding a motorbike, on a corner look to where you want to be (not quite the same as look where you're going)
I have been struggling with triads but this lesson has made it super clear, thanks Justin.
I've been playing guitar for more than 30 years and this is such a useful exercise! Learn the triads, learn the grips, this is 1,000,000 times more useful than just learning tablature. Thanks Justin 👍
I so love your triad lessons, Justin. I've learned so much from you in a very short time and it has expanded my use of the entire fretboard in a way that I never thought possible. I've gone from a chord based guitarist to a guitarist who can now embellish tunes in a way that I thought I would never do. Thank you!
Always love Justin's videos. This was perfect!
Simply the best triad lesson that I have ever seen. Thanks Justin.
you are the best teacher
Just beginning to shift from acoustic to electric and this is one of the most useful lessons I’ve run across. Thanks again Justin.
Great Lesson as always! This was super accessible and easy to understand. Thanks Justin
Best simple lesson yet for this triad, thank you Justin
This is just what I need right now. Thank you.
I appreciate lessons like this. This is great.
You are the biggest help on the tube when it comes to playing Guitar- Appreciate you!
one of the best vids yet Ive seen at explaining the concept of triads!! TY!
Thanks Justin for what you do..This has helped me understand triads and now I have some practicing to do....
You are a tremendous teacher Justin, thank you for your videos. This is the best beginner video i have found on understand triads.
Thanks Justin this made a lot of sense out of these.
Big help for me a newbie. I really appreciate it. Thanks
Awesome ! I think you are the king of simple, which is right up my ally. Keep up the great lessons speaking for myself I really enjoy them !
Of all the triads ive seen..this is great..and now only understands.
Thank u very much
Best online guitar teacher! This a great lesson, thanks for sharing with us
Thank you so much Justin! I really dig your lessons so I did buy a few of your books. Thank you!
Another great lesson as always!
Awesome lesson. Thank you Justin for sharing your tips ❤
Awesome tips and thank you for sharing your video ❤
Thank you so much 💓
One of the very best lessons I’ve seen! Massively helpful. Thanks so much Justin!
I’m realizing I can also do this with the D chord shape for different voicings of the major triads. Very cool!!
Justin, thank you. I believe you just filled in an important void in my playing knowledge. I'm at the point in my experience where the lessons frequently refer to triads. Apart from them being three notes from a chord, I had no idea what to do with them. Thank you for explaining a foundational knowledge of how, what and when to use these first two shapes with the 9th accent. I'm excited about adding these ideas to my playing vocabulary.
Cheers big ears!
Great lesson as usual! 🤘🎸
Once again, a fantastic easy to follow lesson. Thanks
3:50 in, most important piece of advise for improving
This sounds so good
Justin, you rock! Thanks for all the tutorial-work for showing us how to play guitar! Smiles from across the miles, Ben
Thanks Justin. Great wee tutorial 👍
Fantastic lesson thankyou very much
Great lesson. Real eye opener!
Thank you.✌️
Thanks for this! Perfect timing
Excellent lesson, thank you!
Once again great lesson!👍🏻
great stuff justin i love it.
Wow! Great lesson! Thanks! :)
first triad lesson i actually understood and great commentary on what to practice and how not to get overwhelmed
Thank you Justin you are my favorite guitarist your video's so helpful for me 🎶🎶🙃
Dude, you keep being awesome! Thank you!
Nice idea! Thanks.
Thank you!
Justin, this is a great lesson, it is the instruction I really need. Now to practice. Thank you from "the states"
Awesome tips thanks! That guitar has some crazy high end!
Excellent stuff 👍👍👍
Instant breakthrough moment
Really loved this video! I hope I can find your video on the other two triads! I’ve subscribed! Thanks
Thank you
WOW this is cool thank you young man
You gave me a good Idea with the way you move your fingers from the big Barr to the small one ,will try it thanks
Woah..Thank you so much!
Brilliant!
very useful 🤩🤩🤩
Very fantastic day indeed.
Amazing lesson! I'm a bassist who is trying to transition to electric guitar so this lesson has been a great addition to the tool kit.
Thanks!
Wow, thank you Michael - so generous. Cheers 😊
U da man justin!
This is the best
Your studio is beatifull
Awesomely simple technique, and the chord progression in the example is the same as Brown Eyed Girl :)
Danke!
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This made something click for me that should have happened a long time ago, thank you!
glad minor chords are still popular, too 😉 great lesson 🙏
I'm 71 ,when i was 8 , i learned "steel guitar rag " like this. Never stop learning.
OMG. You are so amazing. My guitar ability just so so . So inspiring.
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same principle in skateboarding and motor bikes: you will go where you look (so never 'target fixate' on something you want to avoid). Possibly of little relevance 🤔 also, seeing that am9 makes me think it would be great to see you do Neil Young's On the Beach (know you're a fan and that is one of his most beautifully minimal leads)
thank you justin that's great stuff you are the best I love it. can you show the triads using the A shape.
Very good teacher, Justin, you really explain stuff very well, I am learning a lot from you, thanks!
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Justin is the best guitar teacher I have ever come across. It’s hard to believe that almost all his courses are available for free, and even the $60 per year for the app is practically nothing for what you get. I almost want to pay more than what I already do, but I’m glad it’s so cheap.
As soon as you said the bit about following your hand I'm like "guilty" haha thanks for the tip I can already tell that'll help immensely.
Wow
Hello Justin,
A very good video, I managed to learn the major and minor triads on the first three strings. I can change them at an average speed, but I keep trying to improve my speed. I am a beginner but I want to start doing ear training. What knowledge do I need to have before I start doing ear training?
Thank you!
Justin, this makes so much sense. I’m trying to learn to use chord tones to solo over chord changes instead of just soloing over a key. Would these triads work for soloing over chord changes? Thanks for an awesome video!
Make triads with the notes in the key you are currently in and it will work. as always, the ear is the best judge. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Thanks for that great lesson Justin!! I'm sharing with friends. There's all in about triads and embellishments. Compliment for teaching. Yes you can!! ;- ) Even Clapton uses triads in his famous song "Let it Grow" in the outro. I'm getting your App now. Take care and Cheers from Germany!
Hi Justin! Awesome lesson 👍 How do play the 7th triads (A7, D7 and G7)? Thank you for your help….love your videos.
Check these out:
For open chords:
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/open-7th-chords-bg-1301
for barre chords: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/dominant-7th-chord-grips-bl-205
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@@justinguitar Thank you for taking the time to share more of your great teaching video. Now I understand a lot more about open 7th chords. I still can’t figure out the 7th triad chord shapes.
I found a trick to play easy the strings by adjusting the neck screw of the guitar it makes it easy to play barre. Maby thats why it looks so easy at your lessons ?
Justin - a great song for Triads is Jonny Lang’s Leaving to Stay - can you do that song either in your course or on UA-cam?
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"The car goes where the eyes go." Garth Stein, 'The Art of Racing in the Rain'
Not knowing the notes on the neck by heart(more or less the E strings and A string down pat ,but others not so much) ….and also not really being able to put theory to the neck quickly I had been wondering if these were true triads (1,3,5) ,especially for that minor triad …I was assuming it was due to the way E shape bar chords(M&m) are formed with the 3rd being that 3rd string and all ….but always getting distracted I never confirmed it ….till now that is . I really wish I just found Justin guitar from the get go back when I was starting and was able to not jump around to all the online teachers like I did …I’d be so much further along .
I am continually muting the 2nd string with my middle finger. Can I just lift my middle finger and put it down when needed or will that cause problems later on?
It is difficult to understand your issue without a photograph or video. Can you visit the Community Discussion page here community.justinguitar.com/t/how-to-use-easy-triads-on-guitar/87383 and seek help in that way? Notice that there are some Q&As about muting already.
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Wait a minute that 2 finger shape works up and down the 12 tones ( frets) just like that?
No alterations?
Yes. No open strings means you have a movable shape.
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I just played twinkle twinkle little star with the triade
even though it is more complicated, how do you actually STRUM triad chords correctly with proper strumming patterns etc ? with precise correct technique ? can someone please explain to me ? i can't find anything on youtube about this kind of thing ? what do you do and how do you do it ?
Did you check the lessons on the site? Strumming generally applies for all chords, just make sure you play the strings you are supposed to strum.
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/guitar-strumming-tips-b1-502
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/exploring-strumming-b1-503
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/the-strumming-pattern-b1-404
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/all-down-8th-note-strumming-b2-805
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/introducing-16th-note-strumming-im-115
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@@justinguitar ok thanks Justin ! :)
What chord shape is that minor triad based off of that was confusing me? Where both triads an example of an E shaped chord?
Justin was using the E shape. Think of how an E minor is played; Only the 4th and 5th strings are fretted. Move that up the neck, and all you have to do is barre the top 3 strings with your index finger and you get a minor triad.
@@markvanhorne3276 thanks man i apprectiate it!
S!r Justin I have a question can I still slap a (every)string on a guitar while using thumb picks?? Hope you noticed me sir 💖😁
When playing fingerstyle, the thumbpick will pick the bottom lowest strings. Yet, if you want to strum all strings, you can still use your hand to do that. Using the thumb pick won't work that well | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
@@justinguitar Thank you sir 🙂💝 But what I was trying to say or ask if you could still slap an Low E string while using some thumbpicks 🙂
Wow... I'm so dumb that I literally never remembered that the 6th string is the same note as the 1st...
Thank you Justin for opening my unbelievably blind eyes! Lmao
Are these Triads in the 1st Inversion?
The order of notes when playing triads on adjacent strings will be Root, 3, 5 or 3, 5, Root or 5, Root 3 depending on which of those is the lower note. (Be aware, for minor triads it is b3).
In these two triad shapes the Root note is on the E string - the highest in pitch soo the triads are 3, 5, Root.
When the 3 is the lowest note (in the bass) the triads are 1st inversion.
That was a long way to say yes to your question!
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Can you teach who are you by the who
You can request 1 song per week here, on the bottom of the "Songs" page on the website: www.justinguitar.com/songs You'll have to create account first. You can also vote for multiple other songs | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Why is the website still down
Hey - it shouldn't be! Please email hello@justinguitar.com if you're facing problems with the site! Cheers
@9:25 what makes it a 9?
The pinky on the first string, 7th fret literally "adds the nineth" note (B) of the scale to the Amin chord, making it a Am(add)9 | More about that here: www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/extension-or-addition-mt-653 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Community Moderator
Okay, I won't be playing this one, for a while, but Happy St Patty's day!
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I can’t even get the first two strings to ring out with one finger. 😞
Others have said the same thing but this really should be taught earlier in your course. People could have been playing along with music instead of getting bogged down with scales.