CAGED GUITAR SYSTEM Navigation MUST For Improvisation.
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3 weeks of watching your videos has changed everything about how I think of guitar. I went from having half a dozen cowboy songs in my back pocket to playing improv lead over comfortably numb in no time flat.
That is Amazing to hear! So glad you are enjoying the channel
@Malcolmthebold That´s quite an achievement!!
We’ve been lost without you Ian!!! 🤣🎸🔥 Welcome back brother!
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This is probably the best UA-cam guitar lesson I’ve ever seen. Thank you for not only the lightbulb moment but also the applicable practice routine to cement this.
One thing I find helpful to remember is that the location of root notes go with the chord you are playing. A shape root note is A string. G Shape root note is on the G string, E shape the root is on the E strings, and D shape the root is on the D string
What about c then?
@@abrikos22 C string, duh
the root notes are octaves - worth learning all those separately to help navigate the CAGED system
@@abrikos22 B string, because it's just a C string wound a little tight.
G shape root note is on the low E string though??????
2:13 "The biggest miss is that the CAGED system is a complete shape, and most people only think of the puzzle PIECES instead of the whole PICTURE".
DUDE THANK YOU. Subbed.
Glad to see you back!
Connecting those root notes while playing the CAGED chords without looking is definitely a good lesson!
So glad you are back. I hope everything is okay with you and your family................................. Thanks
If you're a lead guitar player, this video is gold! Stitch mentioned a few videos that will also tie this practice idea to scales. I believe if you do the work he suggests in this video many will improve their ability to navigate the fretboard. BUT... if you want to take your guitar playing to the next level and play rhythm, the next practice idea would be for each shape of the CAGED chord system play all seven of the chords in the key with as little fretting hand movement as possible for each CAGED chord grip. If you've never tried that, practice the E and D shape first. Those 2 shapes will give you the most mileage IMHO.
Can you please tell me what the fingerings are for the modified D is? Stitch didn’t specify and I can’t figure it out. Thank you.
@@rabbit0877ry playing the modified d as a triad on strings 2 3 and 4. Much easier to play . Also if you barre with your index it blocks out the scale
@@KevinschartIt's easier, useful to practice caged while being able to hear it but if you going to use this shape as a chord you should keep in mind that it's basically a power chord
I love this guy cause he reminds me of a good friend of mine I had in Dallas back in 2008 & he was a guitar genius just like this guy❤?!
I've been using the "root note sequence" for years, and have never seen anybody else describe this tool to date, except you, today.
This is the key to everything that matters on guitar. The "C" shape root notes should also be the NorthStar to the "c" shape pentatonic, and the "c" shape major scale, all right under that particular "c" shape root shape. At 17:40 you say you get that information "from finding your G major chord. I find it by finding any "G" note at all, and recognizing what "G" shape root shape comes before and after. From thier the chord, the Pentatonic and the Major all all under your fingers.
This lesson has been monumental for me so far. I've been playing for little over 3 years now, and started to take lead guitar lessons. That along with this video has helped me emensely!
Hey Todd, make sure to watch my Caged primer playlist. It will help I promise. So glad you dig the video.
Keep coming back to the best guitar teacher on UA-cam. 👍
Been playing for awhile, and finally getting solid on the Caged system and realizing that I've been using concepts of it the whole time without realizing it. This video helped in how to get away from thinking about scales and finding locations on the fretboard. Another huge finding that helped me understand this video is how the shapes outline the pentatonic positions. 5 shapes...5 pentatonic positions.
Best explanation I’ve heard. Thank you!!
“Everyone wants to learn where all the different notes are instead of learning where all the same notes are first”- SES
Oh so thankyou, I was so very happy to see your nice bright eyes on the video thumbnail, out here we are still picking along, thanks for the video,
This was awesome. Exactly what I needed right now. Thanks you!
Ian, I wanted to thank you for this video. When you said "If you can do this already then just move on", I almost moved on. But then I thought to myself can I do it with zero hesitation can I do it as good as he can. I've been practicing it for 5 days now and I'm shoring up holes. Today I felt comfortable moving on to practicing it with a 1 4 and a 1 5.
Man it's good to move back to fundamentals sometimes!
Also that cheat D shape is awesome. Never used it and I usually just skip over the D shape, But I love it now! And this week I find myself in the D shape pentatonic more as a result.
One of the best teachers of guitar on UA-cam that I have seen to date. Thanks for sharing
My current endeavor Thanks for making it make sense!
I’m impressed he did this in one take! Great info and well done.
Got it!
Forgot it...
Came back.
Got it again!
Bookmarked
Thanks Stich! Don't let this go to your head but you're easily one of the best teachers online, bar none. See what I did there? Bar none? Bar chord? Okay, never said I was a comedian. Keep it up, oh bearded great one. If you post it, we will watch... and learn!
Excellent video as always thanks! Can't wait to apply it to my tools.
This is seriously one of the most helpful guitar videos I’ve ever watched. Thank you so much
Ian, great lesson! You have a real talent in the way you teach….appreciate it!
Excellent video. Was thinking about this for a long time. Spot on. Thank you.
I had no problem picking up on this. I've been so confused by other videos but this was so easy to understand.
Good to see you again! I always learn something from your videos, thanks for taking the time to make them
Your channel has helped me improve so much. I really appreciate all the knowledge.
Great video Ian...welcome back Dermot
Stich, you are the guy! I have not seen anyone explaining the guitar with as much passion as you are. Thank you! You have elevated my dream of becoming a better player.
I feel like this is the lesson that I have craved for literally 30 years. I never got past the puzzle pieces with some janky sounding connections, and I'd lose sight of the root notes the further I veered from my starting position so it just sounded more noodley and lame. Thanks! I'm so psyched to train with this approach.
needed to know what people were talking about when they said caged system? kind of like octave dispersion thank you! I have been a student my whole life and when my students asked me about the system I told them "it was when you imprisoned yourself LOL! now I know
I've been studying cage now for the last month, I on a guitar program part of my lesson path is Cage it's that horrible medcine you didn't want to take but you know you need it, what I need to work on is remembering the Chord shapes the appregios , once I get this nailed down I feel it will open the door for me, I feel Cage is a crucial part of my guitar development, thanks Ian for this lesson it has really helped, down the road with things get a better with the bank account I will definetly come back to your Patron group, I rather purchase a year membership, one day I love to meet you and just shake your hand to say thank you for all the great lessons over the years,
The single most useful lesson I've seen on UA-cam. Thanks so much!! This should help a lot of struggling guitarists!!
Such a great lesson. This is starting to come into focus and it’s making my playing so much fun. Thank you!!
And just like that you post a lesson that couldn’t be more perfect for what I am struggling with right now! Thanks Ian. Welcome back!
You’re back!!!!🎉🎉🎉 yay! Great lesson-thank you!
I’m going to work on this so hard. Thanks 🙏 so much.
Thankyou Stitch. Much appreciated 👍
One of the more helpful CAGED lessons I've seen (and I've seen a lot). Thanks so much, Ian. You're an outstanding teacher.
Well done. This lesson speaks to me!
Absolutely awesome and great lesson. Makes totally sense and invites to really learn this whole puzzle piece right away. Thank you very much.
Great to see you back!
Thank you, very well explained, simply and methodically. Just what I needed .
Great lesson! Great practice strategy! It finally makes sense. 👍. I will be joining Patreon to do the practice sessions, once I get this exercise down. Thank you! 👍
Great lesson! Thank you!
Ian happy new year to you too! Your Masterclass has done wonders for me in terms of improv. Can’t wait to see where we go this year, but stop burning your fingers. You don’t need to do this to take a few days off. We’ll wait for you. Be safe!
Ian you are easily the best guitar teacher on youtube! i almost can't watch anyone else. thank you so so so much
🤯 First time I’ve heard it explained. Excellent. 👍🏼
Never seen that D shaped chord before. Gonna try that now.
Thank you very much Ian for opening the use of CAGED system accross the fretboard.
Wow!!! You clearly unlock something in my mind with this. Now I know what I need to do to master this CAGED thing. Thank you sir!!!
I know this to a decent degree already (thanks to watching your past videos) but I’m not as smooth as you. This is still a great refresher and reminder to keep practicing! Thanks Ian :)
Fantastic lesson man, your lessons are life changing
Thanks, it will really help in my practice time
Excellent Video, Thank You!
So happy your back!!
woah, that actually helped ALOT
You're really a good teacher, thanks for this
Yay. You’re back. Missed you!!!❤
Beautiful guitar
Heck no I hardly ever get lost and that's mostly because I followed your great lessons! 😃👍❤🙏
Good teaching, thanks
Awesome way of explaining it
Great to have you back!
Wow. Absolute mind blow. I feel like I’m now cooking with fire thank you so much for this video you’re incredible. ❤
Damn it stitch!!! Your right!
Glad to see you posting again 😎
Thanks for all the Guitar knowledge your share with the world Stich! It was great to meet you and get a lesson at the Nothland fest this summer! Best to you & yours, Al !
Al! So great hanging with you! Appreciate the enthusiasm! I’ll be at Northlands Live again next year on Father’s Day Weekend….. follow up lesson? Rock on!
Now I get it... Thank you.
Great video, thank you.
Best explanation of CAGED.
It's a "Neverlost" for CAGED! Brilliant! Welcome back, Ian! It was worth the wait.
Another helpful video, thanks
Great lesson
Modes were a breeze for me. Caged was always lost on me for some reason. This made things click and I love those moments. Thank you.
Good to see you back Stich.
Great to have you back
Finally the man is back!!! Another great lesson
Amazing lesson
very helpful lesson
THANK S. JERRY 💋
thank you
What a Great idea! Good one.
Was starting to think that we may have lost you Ian. Good to see you and great lesson.
Damn it stitch!!! Your right!
Awesome lesson, thank you for this!! Do you hold your guitar in that upright position using some type of leg or strap support? I’d love to match your ergonomic stability!
Good one stitchy 👍
Makes so much sense I wanted to say thank you
Very welcome
Wow I wondered what happened to you. I really hope everything is ok. Good to see you!!! And as always, thank you so very much for your time.
That's a great lesson 👏
Mucho props for this. I have tried to learn where all the notes are on the guitar, and it is just boring, and my brain says NO! This connects the dots in a way that is both musical while learning and not so boring and my brain says, this is interesting.
Great job as usual.
Excellent 👍
Yep. This is exactly what I've been working on. I'm still trying to get faster at fretboard note identification and tie that into everything you talk about here. Good stuff Stich. Glad you're back and healthy.
STICH!!!!! Missed your videos!!
I've watched every caged video out there and can't grasp the concept to save my life. I was stuck in form 1 Am pentatonic as the only lead in my brain for 40 years until I found Neverlost and it all fell in place. (thanks Stich) I've been looking for that same type of ah ha moment to unlock CAGED. So far to no avail.
Have you watched my Caged Primer Playlist?
@@StichMethodGuitar I watch most of your content so I may have. I'll watch it just in case I missed it. Thanks.
This is what took 3 months to come up with?? :) Welcome back and thank you!
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@@StichMethodGuitar Love the whole thing, including the diagram at around 2:17. Am going to pick up my guitar, tune it up, and have some pleasurable fun again!