js started watching these vids, been practing the past few chords for bout 1 month n a half, gotta say F chord and C chord r a struggle😂 but these vids have helped so much! Thx for making these man🫶
Thank u, I have been playing my little Hofner electric guitar for a bit, trying to learn the guitar basics. I'm a noise analog musician and just started to incorporate it into my gear with some amazing petals. I wanted to compliment you on your patience and dedication to teaching people the basics of playing an instrument. A lot of us are dyslexic and have trouble with conventional learning. You are one of the best teachers out there. I wish the educational world was filled with people like you in all aspects of life. Not everyone learns the same way; it takes patience, reassurance, and dedication. Most importantly, empathy.
Marty I don’t know if you will se this but I took lessons for 2 months and hated it cause I was learning things like Mary had a little lamb and wasn’t making any progress so I quit. And just 4 days ago I watched your fist lesion and I’m already almost at the end in 4 days I made more progress than in 2 months thanks to u I can already switch between all the chords in 4 days so thank u so much u really help me enjoy guitar
It's funny how the first lesson had 4 million views and this lesson has almost 300,000 views. Just shows how many people gave up too early. Congrats on making it here everyone, keep going and trying to improve.
@Erika b my d used to sound bad as well but i just did it every day and after a week or two i got it down. im only good with g, em, and d. working on c now
@Erika b mine too. I keep falling into a trap of muting the E string. I'll fix it, play it a few times, take my hand away and go back to try again, and same thing. Eventually I'll get it, but it's definitely been the worst for me. Everything else has come after a day or two of practicing it but D is still a tough one for me.
i love how marty says people get frustrated with the f chord and the comment section is literally just people getting frustrated with the f chord HAHAHAHA it's weirdly comforting knowing that im not alone with this
i saw the comments first and came into the video worried about getting stuck on this chord. glad to see its just a slight variation of the c chord. if you guys found this difficult you havent been practicing the previous lessons enough 😂 (im coping)
G and A are way harder for me, really appreciate you teaching me C first because it made the transition really easy with the way you showed it. Thanks so much Marty, I've finished with your beginner lessons and I'm looking forward to getting good enough to follow your future videos. Will pay you back when I'm a rock star, or when I finish my trade and can afford to pay back to all the people like you that have shared their knowledge with me.
When I started the video, I thought he was going to show the F barre based on the comments complaining, but its not that bad, I think A Maj is harder... And my finger are kinda thin!
Finally FINALLY started to get it. Pro tip: if u got small hands position ur thumb riiiight behind ur middle finger on the fret board. It allows ur fingers to stretch more. Was an effing game changer for me. Ur thumb and middle finger shld be lined up to look like ur "pinching" the fret board.
I love the lessons. This F cord is actually way easier than the way I learned it years ago. Back then my teacher had me bar the bottom two strings on the first fret and then play second fret B string and third fret D- hated it! I wonder why the boxes for the playlists or next video aren't clickable.
hey Marty. i am currently being bullied. and relation ships. and these guitar lesson helps me focus on some positive things. it makes me feel. i can prove them wrong and actually do something. thank you so much Marty. 😍
So before I watched this video I practiced all the other chords and they sounded rlly good but now I’m practicing the F with them and they now all sound terrible 🙄🙄😂
I’m confused on why he recommends muting the Low E? In other cords like A, he recommends just skipping it and strumming down on the rest. Wouldn’t that be easier than muting it with your thumb? I can understand muting the High E since it seems like it’d be tricky to not strum it, but confused on the Low E.
you can mute or avoid, both ways you're not playing the low e string, so it's up to you to choose But if you're able to mute it with your thumb, in the future you can use the thumb to press on the 1st fret of the low e string instead of just using the thumb for muting the string, int that way you'll be able to get the route note in the lower string of the guitar
You are such an awesome teacher! The last 15 years I've been trying to learn! 3 weeks in and you explain everything so concisely, I'm actually putting some chords together!!! Thanks so much Marty, this has been so affirming for me and I am grateful!
Marty.... I played guitar 40 years ago and stopped. Picked it up again at almost 60 y/o and started over with these lessons and I have to say these are the best. Thank you sir!
Honestly I’m so thankful for your videos! I’ve been playing continuously for about a little over a month and I now know 8 chords perfected soon to be 9 with this one!! I can’t transition from chord to chord yet tho right away. So exited to start learning songs soon!!
Take it slowly. Use a metronome and just play each chord 4 times, then increase the speed and soon enough you can get them perfectly. Keep it up motivators!!
Thank you for these lessons Marty! My friend gave me a guitar almost a decade ago, but I never got around to seriously trying to learn. I'd pick up 2 or 3 songs, get familiar with how to strum the chorus and would lose interest. I think it was due to the lack of visible progression. I only started back up again about 2 weeks ago, but following your chord progression and really making an effort to memorize chord names/patterns has helped me immensely. It's given me a sense of progress. Now I don't want to get too ahead of myself, but seeing as this is nearing the end of the series (I only see 1 more chord lesson after this) what would people recommend I follow afterwards? How many chords do most people have in their arsenal so to speak? Is just learning a bunch of songs a feasible way to improve?
A B chord would also be very useful to know! Other than that, basically try and learn power chords and then barchordes since they're also used heavily in popular music. Don't let yourself get discouraged if you can't get it right away, it's a bit different than regular chords! This is a year later, but I do hope you're still on your guitar learning journey friend! I wish you all the best!
Wow! I am really connecting with the way he is teaching. I’m having so much fun playing songs and I’m getting a “real” guitar (I’m playing on something right now that’s one step above a ukulele!) for my birthday next week! I’m starting this off late in life (I’ll be 56 next week) but it’s always been a dream of mine to be able to play the guitar while I sing! Thanks Marty! You’re a great teacher AND you make me laugh!
It's shocking that this chord actually isn't difficult for me. I struggled with C chord for months. And on top of that, I have a pinky deformity (crooked as heck) that I assumed would be a hindrance when I got my guitar but now I'm wondering if it actually helps with F chord. 😱
Whew! This one is tough! I think for me it’s going to take practicing to build up the muscle strength in my fingers, especially my pinky. Question: if we strike from the A string down instead of the low E, is that the same as muting the low E string with your thumb? On an encouraging note, I think practicing this one is making the others MUCH easier. I was really struggling with the D chord, and now it feels so much easier. Not perfect, but getting there.
Maybe its cuz I have large hands and I play bass as well (so I am used to using my pinky to play notes ), but I struggled way more to do the A major cord cuz all my fingers don't fit on back to back strings. F wasn't as difficult for me but maybe I'm alone in that. A major was way harde3r for me cuz my fingers don't fit and I have to do my fingers in a different order than marty taught
Hey Marty! I'm only 11, and I've been playing for about 4 months, and I'm self taught. I've been learning songs, and I finally want to play hallelujah. So, I have been avoiding the F chord like, thats way too hard. But I've only seen it as a bar chord until now, so thx!
thank you for taking the time to share some of your knowledge with us. i’ve really enjoyed your lessons ,and your obvious love of guitar has inspired me to practice through the hard ,and often frustrating, times. thanks man
don't forget marty is trying to do this for a living and needs your patronage so he can keep doing the free lessons. so please visit www.martymusic.com to continue your guitar success after the free lessons
Hey guys, I'm just revisiting the videos I learned to play the guitar with 2 years ago. I was struggling with the F chord as well, but my tip to you is: play it as a barred chord (index finger barring all of the strings on the first fret, ringfinger a string 3rd fret, pinky d string 3rd fret and middle finger g string 2nd fret). It's way easier to play it like this, plus you get the F bass note on the low E string. Additionally, if you've come this far, you should really get into learning barred chords, as it is one shape you can move around all over the fretboard. Cheers and good luck
Greetings Marty I subscribed to your channel I'm a combat Veteran suffering from PTSD and music and Art has gotten me through the rough times and still does to this day thanks to you and many others that has helped get us Veterans through the day and just daily life. Music is better than any drug to battle this messed up illness.
morenoarts I'm a veteran as well. Some VA places have chapters of an organization. Called Guitar for Vets that teaches you how to play guitar. It's where I learned the basics and I've found Marty to give me more help on line.
I've been watching a lot of your videos, love them, and also looking at a lot of tabs/ chord charts. I've been saying to myself eff the F chord. I hit a wall abs wasn't sure what to practice when I found this. My F still sounds bad but I'm not intimidated anymore.
Hey Marty, it would be really nice if you were to make videos explaining how to play the melody in the beginning of all your beginners series. Would this be possible?
I love and appreciate your videos marty. may i make a suggestion for a review video of all the beginner chords? something that i can watch quickly to go through all the 7 chords in the beginners section?
Enjoy your videos a lot. You review and reinforce just right things. Some day I would like to see you explain how you lift your fingers off the strings for strumming technique.
i find this chord so easy and love the sound. I thought it would be the F barre chord cos of the comments. if you are struggling, just keep practicing and you will get there! :))
Took me a while to understand the placement of my fingers for the F chord. Had to replay that segment of the video over and over till I understood what he was saying. Not sure I'm capable of muting both E strings at the same time and play the chord but I'll keep trying. Can't believe I've gotten this far.
At first I was swearing at the fact that I can't press b and high e strings together with the index.. Then the idea.. What if with the same index I just mute the high e string? Feels like taking the easy street, but sounds quite OK. Give it a go :)
My fingers are already busted as hell after seven days of learning guitar, combined with having to muster the strength to get this to actually ring out properly this is essentially torture lol
The F chord makes me realize how easy it is to play the c chord.
Yess !!
Yup
Dont worry man just keep trying, and you will get it!
@@vala4108 yup😇
So true!! I instantly nailed the C cord after realising how hard the F was lol!
js started watching these vids, been practing the past few chords for bout 1 month n a half, gotta say F chord and C chord r a struggle😂 but these vids have helped so much! Thx for making these man🫶
Thank u, I have been playing my little Hofner electric guitar for a bit, trying to learn the guitar basics. I'm a noise analog musician and just started to incorporate it into my gear with some amazing petals. I wanted to compliment you on your patience and dedication to teaching people the basics of playing an instrument. A lot of us are dyslexic and have trouble with conventional learning. You are one of the best teachers out there. I wish the educational world was filled with people like you in all aspects of life. Not everyone learns the same way; it takes patience, reassurance, and dedication. Most importantly, empathy.
Marty I don’t know if you will se this but I took lessons for 2 months and hated it cause I was learning things like Mary had a little lamb and wasn’t making any progress so I quit. And just 4 days ago I watched your fist lesion and I’m already almost at the end in 4 days I made more progress than in 2 months thanks to u I can already switch between all the chords in 4 days so thank u so much u really help me enjoy guitar
after 2 frustrating wks. I got it and the bar F. thank very much. And as a bonus I can play "Let it be" . Thanks again.
Totally in love with this beginner‘s lesson！
hey, guys, I haven't given up I'm here tonight. as always thanks Marty
Nice teaching
My hands are hurting hhh ❤❤ thank you
Can i ask, what kind/mark of guitar are you playing on?
it's a Taylor
3:30 so do we still strum the higher E string?
you are supposed to mute both E strings
Tola Adejumo 😭 any tips on how to do it? Idk how to from the explanation in the video
Why is there so many different variations of the F chord?
It's funny how the first lesson had 4 million views and this lesson has almost 300,000 views. Just shows how many people gave up too early. Congrats on making it here everyone, keep going and trying to improve.
I'm impressed with myself tbh
Me too
Put rubbing alcohol on your fingertips to dry them out. It takes the pain away, and you will play better.
@@jeremymain7303 oh I might try that
@@cupidq1613 It helps so much.
Accidentally muting strings makes me want to throw my guitar in the bin
Relatable
For me is to thrown my fingertips to the bin!
Same
Note to self: avoid trying to learn any songs that require the F chord...
Nooo don't avoid the chord he litteraly says in the video that people do that and then they can never play it! just practise!
@Erika b my d used to sound bad as well but i just did it every day and after a week or two i got it down. im only good with g, em, and d. working on c now
Wait for the b
No because the f chord is not even sounding like anything right now and it’s needed to play one of my fave songs right now 😭😭
@Erika b mine too. I keep falling into a trap of muting the E string. I'll fix it, play it a few times, take my hand away and go back to try again, and same thing. Eventually I'll get it, but it's definitely been the worst for me. Everything else has come after a day or two of practicing it but D is still a tough one for me.
This chord makes me want to break things.
I hate this chord too!
Lol
Sophie Lantz I hate it to and the bar chords are ridiculous for me LOL
😂😂
Chords like this were literally the reason I bought a travel size guitar. My hands are tiny, I can’t play instruments designed for manhands! 😄
i love how marty says people get frustrated with the f chord and the comment section is literally just people getting frustrated with the f chord HAHAHAHA it's weirdly comforting knowing that im not alone with this
i saw the comments first and came into the video worried about getting stuck on this chord. glad to see its just a slight variation of the c chord. if you guys found this difficult you havent been practicing the previous lessons enough 😂 (im coping)
Second that bro!! F chord has given me hell in my guitar journey.
My brain and fingertips are at equal levels of pain from this chord
My pinky wasn’t ready for this. I have calluses on every finger EXCEPT FOR MY PINKY
HAHAHAHA ME TOO!
@@KristinasTravels: My pinky just says "...he guys, I'm gonna sit this one out. Will be over here watching. Good Luck..."
pinky wasnt ready lmao
l wish l had 7 fingers on my left hand
Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
@@MrWarranty nice one weirdo
You wouldn't need a capo if you did!
You should put all these videos in a playlist so people can find them better, they're very helpful.
I dunno if there already exists one, but I've made it.
@@YoungDeathWish This comment was made over a year ago
@@tiegan7158 it was actually made over 5 years ago.
I swear every lesson he gets happier
Me: 5 minutes of practice for 2 months? Please, I got this.
*10 minutes into learning F major*
Fingers: YEAH UM STOP.
Is it me or when you have small hands you actually can't mute the E chord with your thumb?
just not going to happen!
Same!
Same :(
Marty has really helped me cope with the confinement.
I learned every cord in 2 weeks! Now I'm having problems with my strum pattern. All I hear in my head is down,down,up,down
I know why they it the F chord 🙄 lol
Have you considered being a comedian
Why? Pls explain
@@gotpowerwashing90 it makes you feel good
geoffrey morgan I agree 😜
@@gotpowerwashing90 sry for being rude but woooooooooosh
Yo Marty, I really love your “how to play guitar beginners series.” Thanks a lot man, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much, F chord. My fingers are killing me.
I normally need a day or two for the soreness to disappear, then come back. So far it's working for me.
Yay I practiced and now the pain is gone and my f is amazing! Practice is worth it!
After how much time since beginning the pain had gone?
I started on Monday. It's now Friday. Pain is still there, but it's definitely getting less each day.
@@birdsarentreal3054 it’s different for everyone, but it just takes time in order to master this chord
Playing the guitar is one of the few consistent ways to make my parents happy. Lol. Thank you.
Imagine happy patents
*parents
@@user-ci6jm8wd3n parents? whats that
G and A are way harder for me, really appreciate you teaching me C first because it made the transition really easy with the way you showed it. Thanks so much Marty, I've finished with your beginner lessons and I'm looking forward to getting good enough to follow your future videos. Will pay you back when I'm a rock star, or when I finish my trade and can afford to pay back to all the people like you that have shared their knowledge with me.
I wanted to break my guitar you make it look Easier because you used to it
When I started the video, I thought he was going to show the F barre based on the comments complaining, but its not that bad, I think A Maj is harder... And my finger are kinda thin!
Forgot the freeze spray!!! 😂😂
Finally FINALLY started to get it. Pro tip: if u got small hands position ur thumb riiiight behind ur middle finger on the fret board. It allows ur fingers to stretch more. Was an effing game changer for me. Ur thumb and middle finger shld be lined up to look like ur "pinching" the fret board.
Game changer!
I love the lessons. This F cord is actually way easier than the way I learned it years ago. Back then my teacher had me bar the bottom two strings on the first fret and then play second fret B string and third fret D- hated it! I wonder why the boxes for the playlists or next video aren't clickable.
But this chord isnt an F chord, the one you learned by your teacher is.
hey Marty.
i am currently being bullied. and relation ships. and these guitar lesson helps me focus on some positive things. it makes me feel. i can prove them wrong and actually do something. thank you so much Marty.
😍
Hang in there Olivia!
So before I watched this video I practiced all the other chords and they sounded rlly good but now I’m practicing the F with them and they now all sound terrible 🙄🙄😂
The F chord is why I put the guitar down for 5 years and I’m ready to do it again.😩
I’m glad I’m not the only one coming back after 5 years 😅
One teacher called it the EFFING F Chord.
I’m confused on why he recommends muting the Low E? In other cords like A, he recommends just skipping it and strumming down on the rest. Wouldn’t that be easier than muting it with your thumb?
I can understand muting the High E since it seems like it’d be tricky to not strum it, but confused on the Low E.
you can mute or avoid, both ways you're not playing the low e string, so it's up to you to choose
But if you're able to mute it with your thumb, in the future you can use the thumb to press on the 1st fret of the low e string instead of just using the thumb for muting the string, int that way you'll be able to get the route note in the lower string of the guitar
the open chords arent that difficult, its the transition that makes it really difficult
F? me?
It took me like 3 weeks to get here and I've gone through a layer callous. Thank you.
Me too, keep on going though.
I'm losing my mind with this chord
You are such an awesome teacher! The last 15 years I've been trying to learn! 3 weeks in and you explain everything so concisely, I'm actually putting some chords together!!! Thanks so much Marty, this has been so affirming for me and I am grateful!
Thanks again! Strangely enough, I really like the F chord, possibly one of my favourites.
It sounds very nice!
@Fire Lion More that it just sounds really good, it's defos hard lol
Marty.... I played guitar 40 years ago and stopped. Picked it up again at almost 60 y/o and started over with these lessons and I have to say these are the best.
Thank you sir!
At school, I hated Sine and cosine, now that I am out of school I hate F chord! LOL! Thanks Marty
I started off barring it for a week now, this seems easier. I should've been patient with myself!
Honestly I’m so thankful for your videos! I’ve been playing continuously for about a little over a month and I now know 8 chords perfected soon to be 9 with this one!! I can’t transition from chord to chord yet tho right away. So exited to start learning songs soon!!
Can you transition it perfectly? Im still struggling. How did you do it?
Take it slowly. Use a metronome and just play each chord 4 times, then increase the speed and soon enough you can get them perfectly. Keep it up motivators!!
Thank you for these lessons Marty! My friend gave me a guitar almost a decade ago, but I never got around to seriously trying to learn. I'd pick up 2 or 3 songs, get familiar with how to strum the chorus and would lose interest. I think it was due to the lack of visible progression. I only started back up again about 2 weeks ago, but following your chord progression and really making an effort to memorize chord names/patterns has helped me immensely. It's given me a sense of progress.
Now I don't want to get too ahead of myself, but seeing as this is nearing the end of the series (I only see 1 more chord lesson after this) what would people recommend I follow afterwards?
How many chords do most people have in their arsenal so to speak? Is just learning a bunch of songs a feasible way to improve?
A B chord would also be very useful to know! Other than that, basically try and learn power chords and then barchordes since they're also used heavily in popular music. Don't let yourself get discouraged if you can't get it right away, it's a bit different than regular chords! This is a year later, but I do hope you're still on your guitar learning journey friend! I wish you all the best!
He plays amazingly
Everyone was acting like this was an awful chord. I think the D is a harder chord to play.
Wow! I am really connecting with the way he is teaching. I’m having so much fun playing songs and I’m getting a “real” guitar (I’m playing on something right now that’s one step above a ukulele!) for my birthday next week! I’m starting this off late in life (I’ll be 56 next week) but it’s always been a dream of mine to be able to play the guitar while I sing! Thanks Marty! You’re a great teacher AND you make me laugh!
Finally found the perfect teacher!! Love from NYC, Marty🙏❤️
I think we all know why it’s called the F-chord
🤣🤣🤣 yip I now
It's shocking that this chord actually isn't difficult for me. I struggled with C chord for months. And on top of that, I have a pinky deformity (crooked as heck) that I assumed would be a hindrance when I got my guitar but now I'm wondering if it actually helps with F chord. 😱
Whew! This one is tough! I think for me it’s going to take practicing to build up the muscle strength in my fingers, especially my pinky. Question: if we strike from the A string down instead of the low E, is that the same as muting the low E string with your thumb?
On an encouraging note, I think practicing this one is making the others MUCH easier. I was really struggling with the D chord, and now it feels so much easier. Not perfect, but getting there.
I’m learning while I’m recovering from surgery great way to pass
Time and learn a new hobby !
Maybe its cuz I have large hands and I play bass as well (so I am used to using my pinky to play notes ), but I struggled way more to do the A major cord cuz all my fingers don't fit on back to back strings. F wasn't as difficult for me but maybe I'm alone in that. A major was way harde3r for me cuz my fingers don't fit and I have to do my fingers in a different order than marty taught
And I though the chords before this were hard
Hey Marty! I'm only 11, and I've been playing for about 4 months, and I'm self taught. I've been learning songs, and I finally want to play hallelujah. So, I have been avoiding the F chord like, thats way too hard. But I've only seen it as a bar chord until now, so thx!
Good to see you mean Hallelujah of LINKIN PARK!!!!!!
IF IT IS YOU GOOD A GOOD TASTE IN MUSIC KIDDO!!!1
Thanks Marty I used your lessons to help me. I also recorded the process
and will be uploading videos of me learning how to play!
Thanks Marty I used your lessons to help me. I also recorded the process
and will be uploading videos of me learning how to play!
Thr F chord is your friend our finger tips will become callased with time thanks Marty
Yep, sounds terrible but I'll keep practising. 😂🤣 Loving your videos! 👍
Mine sounds like my guitar is angry at me...
Edit: and that is what i get for not watching the rest of the video...
Thanks Marty! Had a couple hours of time each day this week and got through these pretty well. Now to find some more videos!
My pinky finger wasn't ready for the f chord it's bleeding lmaoooo
i play bass and i just recently decided to learn guitar asw so i thought id straight away be a pro but this chord is actually hard guys my wrist hurts
thank you for taking the time to share some of your knowledge with us. i’ve really enjoyed your lessons ,and your obvious love of guitar has inspired me to practice through the hard ,and often frustrating, times. thanks man
He was worried about the g chord sounding muddy my f chord sounds like the rear end of a cow 😅
don't forget marty is trying to do this for a living and needs your patronage so he can keep doing the free lessons. so please visit www.martymusic.com to continue your guitar success after the free lessons
who's here in 2022?! still trying. started four days ago :D
Hey guys, I'm just revisiting the videos I learned to play the guitar with 2 years ago. I was struggling with the F chord as well, but my tip to you is: play it as a barred chord (index finger barring all of the strings on the first fret, ringfinger a string 3rd fret, pinky d string 3rd fret and middle finger g string 2nd fret). It's way easier to play it like this, plus you get the F bass note on the low E string. Additionally, if you've come this far, you should really get into learning barred chords, as it is one shape you can move around all over the fretboard.
Cheers and good luck
Bruh.....
Greetings Marty I subscribed to your channel I'm a combat Veteran suffering from PTSD and music and Art has gotten me through the rough times and still does to this day thanks to you and many others that has helped get us Veterans through the day and just daily life. Music is better than any drug to battle this messed up illness.
morenoarts I'm a veteran as well. Some VA places have chapters of an organization. Called Guitar for Vets that teaches you how to play guitar. It's where I learned the basics and I've found Marty to give me more help on line.
Glenn Lego thanks brother for that and thank you for serving
I've been watching a lot of your videos, love them, and also looking at a lot of tabs/ chord charts. I've been saying to myself eff the F chord. I hit a wall abs wasn't sure what to practice when I found this. My F still sounds bad but I'm not intimidated anymore.
Hey Marty, it would be really nice if you were to make videos explaining how to play the melody in the beginning of all your beginners series. Would this be possible?
What’s the difference between this f major and a f major bar cord?
Has anyone ever told you how much you look like Noah Munck?
I love and appreciate your videos marty. may i make a suggestion for a review video of all the beginner chords? something that i can watch quickly to go through all the 7 chords in the beginners section?
This by far is the most challenging one. 😭😭
2:33
this is for me
Enjoy your videos a lot. You review and reinforce just right things. Some day I would like to see you explain how you lift your fingers off the strings for strumming technique.
i find this chord so easy and love the sound. I thought it would be the F barre chord cos of the comments.
if you are struggling, just keep practicing and you will get there! :))
Ya gotta feel bad for Pinky I mean it’s his first inclusion and it’s a really hard chord.
Took me a while to understand the placement of my fingers for the F chord. Had to replay that segment of the video over and over till I understood what he was saying. Not sure I'm capable of muting both E strings at the same time and play the chord but I'll keep trying. Can't believe I've gotten this far.
Maryt, are we supposed to mute the high E when strumming the F Chord? Pls I need you to respond.
@@benallmark9671 thanks bro, much appreciated ❤️
Raise the roof 🙌🏾 if you made it this far!
Thank you for all the videos man, I’m learning guitar by watching your videos and I like it a lot.
I LOVE THIS SERIES
This chord is pretty mad
At first I was swearing at the fact that I can't press b and high e strings together with the index..
Then the idea..
What if with the same index I just mute the high e string?
Feels like taking the easy street, but sounds quite OK.
Give it a go :)
My fingers are already busted as hell after seven days of learning guitar, combined with having to muster the strength to get this to actually ring out properly this is essentially torture lol
Bruh why tf would you try to learn this on your 7th day
This chord is so anoying... tho I am gonna practise this for houres.
Ikr I just started learning it
I learned one thing about this whole lesson...THAT MY HAND IS DYSFUNCTIONAL AND HURTS SO BAD NOW!!!!!!!!!
I'm up to this lesson, is there a video that shows me some songs I could start working on?