You got this bud. Give me a couple of hours and I will upload a link to all of these chords for you. Grab them and then you can follow along. Super happy to help out any way I can. Keep going
Hey really appreciate your presentation! But, here’s the thing ! Why are showing the Tab upside down ? You are to right of frame toward the end of the guitar and Tab diagram is shows end of the fret left and it is inverted! This is very confusing to a beginner!
I've gotten this comment a few times but what I am confused on is who taught it to you another way? They way I am presenting it is the 100% traditionally correct way. It's just like the musical staff. The lowest fundamental note is at the bottom, so in this case low E with the nut to the left. Even if you learn to read a guitar tab, it's the way I am showing it. It's just a simplified version of sheet music. The only other way would to be rotate the chart I made into a vertical position and the low E would then be on the left. I would love to know how you learned it this way. If it works for you great, but it's really going to give you a hard time over time if you don't learn it in the way I am showing. Thanks for watching and I really would love to know how you learned. I guess there's different approaches. :)
Hello there my friend, I'm not sure what you mean? Do you mean the Open D and Open G tunings? Or...are you referring to some of the chords I have in this video? Hit me back and I will do my best to answer. :)
Makes sense, the low E doesn't carry the root when in this tuning. It's all on the A, so makes sense to ditch the low E. If had a dedicated guitar to Open G...I would ditch the low E without question. :)
This is not good teaching for a beginner, who needs to play I IV V and get turned on to the magic of open tunings. This is guitar geek pedagogy, no dis.
No worries, just something I made quite a while ago that showed a bunch of cords I use in that tuning. I do, however, I think it’s a great idea to do things like your standard 145. Keep on playing every day.
@@MrBarrynicholas I like that you watch, I’m just curious about your take on Open G. Was there something about that tuning that you don’t like? And let me know what kind of videos or topics you do like. I would be curious I like anyone and everyone around here.😎👍🏻
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Thanks for the kind workds. Just trying to figure out this youtube game. haha.
I am almost sixty seven years old and a beginner. Tonight is my first attempt at Open G and I can play all of this, albeit badly. Thank you very much.
You got this bud. Give me a couple of hours and I will upload a link to all of these chords for you. Grab them and then you can follow along. Super happy to help out any way I can. Keep going
Good man! Thank you. Bad noise in Scotland tonight.@@mrelmoresmusiclab
Thanks a los fot the charts.
Regars from Argentina.
Anytime. I love helping out however I can. Argentina is a beautiful place. Keep playing and welcome to the channel. :)
Thank you learned some cool new chords!
Awesome. Keep going. 🤓
Thanks man 👌🏻
Anytime and glad to help. Have fun with those shapes. That tuning is amazing
❤Thanks a lot ! Exactly what I was looking for ! Great 🎉
Great. Keep on jamming. I will be adding some cool Open G videos to the playlist soon. :)
Hey really appreciate your presentation! But, here’s the thing ! Why are showing the Tab upside down ? You are to right of frame toward the end of the guitar and Tab diagram is shows end of the fret left and it is inverted! This is very confusing to a beginner!
I've gotten this comment a few times but what I am confused on is who taught it to you another way? They way I am presenting it is the 100% traditionally correct way. It's just like the musical staff. The lowest fundamental note is at the bottom, so in this case low E with the nut to the left. Even if you learn to read a guitar tab, it's the way I am showing it. It's just a simplified version of sheet music. The only other way would to be rotate the chart I made into a vertical position and the low E would then be on the left.
I would love to know how you learned it this way. If it works for you great, but it's really going to give you a hard time over time if you don't learn it in the way I am showing. Thanks for watching and I really would love to know how you learned. I guess there's different approaches. :)
Hello. one question, The open D and Open G chords ?Are the same?
Hello there my friend, I'm not sure what you mean? Do you mean the Open D and Open G tunings? Or...are you referring to some of the chords I have in this video? Hit me back and I will do my best to answer. :)
F is easier for begginers , and as far myself I throw the low E string in the Trash.
Makes sense, the low E doesn't carry the root when in this tuning. It's all on the A, so makes sense to ditch the low E. If had a dedicated guitar to Open G...I would ditch the low E without question. :)
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Keith Richards embraces that idea.
@PalindromeDesign yeah, I know exactly why he does that too. Keeps your root on your A string. I need to try this for sure.
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This is not good teaching for a beginner, who needs to play I IV V and get turned on to the magic of open tunings. This is guitar geek pedagogy, no dis.
No worries, just something I made quite a while ago that showed a bunch of cords I use in that tuning.
I do, however, I think it’s a great idea to do things like your standard 145. Keep on playing every day.
No thanks
Barry, you crack me up. You only comment on the Open G vids and it's always negative. haha. What gives my friend?
@@mrelmoresmusiclab Sorry you didn't like my comment, I won't watch anymore.
@@MrBarrynicholas I like that you watch, I’m just curious about your take on Open G. Was there something about that tuning that you don’t like? And let me know what kind of videos or topics you do like. I would be curious I like anyone and everyone around here.😎👍🏻
Hello. one question, The open D and Open G chords ?Are the same?
Same chords different sound!