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What are the chords for this version?

Homers barbershop band The B Sharps.

My guitar teacher would be so disappointed I'm coming to this channel to learn this one. lol

Your hero is hilarious.

And then you switch to some weird open tuning and everything goes to shit… Great lesson dude! And the graphics are much more chill (until 13:00)!

Thanks! Important information for me

I dig the content, but I am confused by how my small penis keeps me from memorizing notes. 🤔

Damn that was good…

I have been taugh eadgbe by repeating eddie, ate, dynamite, good, bye, eddie, Makes more sense than to eat dog :D haha Otherwise very good info have to practise this stuff!

I tried figuring out the notes and now my whammy bar is stuck in the string tree 😢

Thanks very much

Good lesson but take it easy on the visual effects. It’s distracting and unnecessary

thank you!!

great !

This is the hardest part for a rocker/metalhead/indieguy (or girl) or whatever modal style musician who got used to play from one scale only per song to get to the point of being able to convert their playing into 'reacting on - an connecting chords' what jazzmusic requires. My head knew immediately what it should be and what I should do, but that same head never thought of starting with it a whole lot slower with quarter or eight notes to get used to it and get into it, like suggested in this video, excellent, thanks a lot!

Great lesson….I think as well as the A, C, D#, F# that can be major chords or dominant chord, they each also can be minor chords or minor 6 chords…..diminished scale has incredible possibilities!

No Bach? Great video, even if there will be many dissenting opinions. Cheers!

favorite one yet. Amazing work. Can't wait to pour over all of these!

Thank you so much for these videos! Finally after a long time my playing is getting better because of you❤

This sounds great. So, would you say this is a strategy for dominant chords? Would you do the same for minor since the A dim arpeggio has a flat 3rd?

THANK YOU!!! somebody had to say it! Could you further address their timing issues, as well? Thank you, sir!

A little rough on the ears.

7:28 This is the most elegant method for teaching initiative and proactive research 🤣

is there a link to scott henderson lesson ?

Great

That was nice showing how all 4 chords repeat across the neck like that. Something else I don't see many people talk about is the same thing with 4 minor7 chords Dom Dim has dim7, dom7 and min7 available on the root so there's 4 of each plus 4 of the dim7 inbetween them. 16 chords in all. A Dominant Diminished: A dim7, dom7, min7, min7b5 Bb dim7 B# dim7, dom7, min7, min7b5 C# dim7 D# dim7, dom7, min7, min7b5 E dim7 F# dim7, dom7, min7, min7b5 G dim7

i guess i did know diminished.

I study memes by reading jazz online 🦜🐙🐲🐉👽🐀🦨

You got me in that "that's hard to see". I got to stop the video for laughing

I've grown to love the in-between fingering so I don't have to jump three frets and can just flow. On a good day.

This is the best explanation of how to use diminished that I have seen. I love the way you explained the tensions in the scale.

Ive learned so much from him. Im loving the sampler cd!

super

Was that a Richard Feynman quote? :)

Your vids are amazing youe visuals r bussin!

Up there with the great Scot Henderson imo. Mesmerizing!

Teaching some diminished scale stuff tonight so I figured I’d watch. Incredible content

You can do this with a bend too instead of sliding

Jazz baby checking in

My enjoyment of the effects was *diminished* by the cool guitar harmony content!

Personally, I love the effects and the spookiness! More of this, please!

Would be an even better video with more effects 🤠

Great explanation and approach on how diminished chords work

Would have been a great video without all the effects!

Love this! Where did the drums come from? Super tasty. Great for comping ideas too. I know what I’m doing today…

Thank you both for ALL this awesome and specific lesson! I never would be able to have figured this stuff out on my own 🙏🏻

This reminds me of what it would be like to listen to Steve Vai play a jazz standard.

Does your guitar have a Vegatrem whammy bar? Also. Amazing lesson!!!

this will be added to my repa trau. thank you!

You're helping me a lot! Thank you