What other songs should I do? Comment below! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - intro 00:55 - start of the song 1:44 - gear I use 2:55 - chords 4:40 - verse strumming pattern 8:00 - chorus 9:00 - using a metronome 11:35 - second verse 12:40 - chorus 2 + 3 13:50 - end of song + recap 15:50 - SUBSCRIBE!
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again? I think it's maybe an E chord. I was thinking maybe he capoed the first fret to help play an F. He performs a short clip. Called: How to play Shivers. It's on his UA-cam page. It Names Am. F. C and, G as the chords used. But, I think it's simpler. I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small here. The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5); 5 (5)5(3) 3 (3); 5 (5) 5 (3) 3. Or a more simple open down strum appeggios with a flick up to B then g. Finnish on b. These notes: e a D g b e b g b Then a Strum down. E a D g b
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again? I was thinking maybe he called the first fret to play an F. He performs a short clip. Naming Am. F. C and, G as the chords. I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small. The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5) 5 (5) 5 (3) 3 (3)
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again? I was thinking maybe he called the first fret to play an F. He performs a short clip. Naming Am. F. C and, G as the chords. I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small. The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5) 5 (5) 5 (3) 3 (3)
I agree Derrick, every time Ed brings a new song out I search straight away for an solo acoustic version as I always prefer them a lot lot more than the produced versions, I also love Ed’s loop station technique making the base by banging and slapping and palm muting, absolutely brilliant
Thanx good instruction he is so skilled at live performance many bedroom guitarist could learn that singing and emotion with great acoustic feel is what the public want strength to him and yourself many thanx
I once had a guitar snatched out of my hands too be shown a super fast run no one else listening just talking in the room he said that's what you can do when you can play so I had the hole room singing to 3 chord song and said that's what you can do when you can play and sing lol felt good
His guitars not tuned down a half step. The capo is there so when he plays the top string open on the chord change, it’s in key. His acoustic version is in C# major and there’s no E in it but there is an F so he capos the first fret.
What other songs should I do? Comment below!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - intro
00:55 - start of the song
1:44 - gear I use
2:55 - chords
4:40 - verse strumming pattern
8:00 - chorus
9:00 - using a metronome
11:35 - second verse
12:40 - chorus 2 + 3
13:50 - end of song + recap
15:50 - SUBSCRIBE!
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again? I think it's maybe an E chord.
I was thinking maybe he capoed the first fret to help play an F. He performs a short clip. Called: How to play Shivers. It's on his UA-cam page. It Names Am. F. C and, G as the chords used. But, I think it's simpler.
I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small here.
The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5); 5 (5)5(3) 3 (3); 5 (5) 5 (3) 3.
Or a more simple open down strum appeggios with a flick up to B then g. Finnish on b. These notes: e a D g b e b g b
Then a Strum down. E a D g b
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again?
I was thinking maybe he called the first fret to play an F. He performs a short clip. Naming Am. F. C and, G as the chords.
I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small.
The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5) 5 (5) 5 (3) 3 (3)
Bad Habits. Ed Sheeran again?
I was thinking maybe he called the first fret to play an F. He performs a short clip. Naming Am. F. C and, G as the chords.
I am going mad, picking arpeggios. On a guitar that's slightly too small.
The arpeggios seem to match the lyrics. 57(7) played 5 7 (7), (7) (7) 7 5. Chord 13(3) played: 1 3 (3) 3. Then chord 3(3)5(5) played: (3) 5 (5) 5 (5) 5 (3) 3 (3)
I am so wrong. Sorry. I can't work it out!
I agree Derrick, every time Ed brings a new song out I search straight away for an solo acoustic version as I always prefer them a lot lot more than the produced versions, I also love Ed’s loop station technique making the base by banging and slapping and palm muting, absolutely brilliant
I agree. Ed’s acoustics never fail!!
Thanx good instruction he is so skilled at live performance many bedroom guitarist could learn that singing and emotion with great acoustic feel is what the public want strength to him and yourself many thanx
Why are you so underrated you are the best man I love you ❤️
I once had a guitar snatched out of my hands too be shown a super fast run no one else listening just talking in the room he said that's what you can do when you can play so I had the hole room singing to 3 chord song and said that's what you can do when you can play and sing lol felt good
Awesome!
Agree
His guitars not tuned down a half step. The capo is there so when he plays the top string open on the chord change, it’s in key. His acoustic version is in C# major and there’s no E in it but there is an F so he capos the first fret.
As soon as he said that Ed’s guitar was tuned a half step down, I looked for this comment.
Great video
Thanks!