8 Steps To Understand Music Theory | Guitar Lesson

Great explanation! Cleared up a lot of questions for me. Thanks.

YOU MADE THIS SUPER ESY! THANK YOU!

Thanks, could also add the stable 5ths, that was enlightening for me

It all makes sense now

As someone who has always felt music intuitively, but then music theory hits me like an alien planet ...this helped my brain sort things out.

This was simple. Thanks!!

The best explanation I've seen. Simply described in the optimal amount of time. Thanks!

Where is the PDF?

Explained it like a boss and didn't have to use a guitar

Fantastic explaining. Thank you

THIS IS AWESOME

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I’m reading the comments and it seems everyone understood but i am completely lost

So hard to find explanations this simple

Thank you for this upload! I favorite this video figure this can help me learn what is going on on the neck and hopefully make ok sounding music. 😅

I just started taking guitar lessons, about a month ago. I've recently been introduced to everything within this video and I understand it, but what's the trick to actually learning it, as far as exercises? Hearing it described is one thing, but applying it and learning it, and remembering it is a different story. Any tips on exercises or ways to apply what's mentioned in this video, in a way that it can all be remembered? I get it, I just need to incorporate all of it into my playing. I guess that's the million dollar question?

Absolutely brilliant teaching

Thank you so much!

I've also heard to make a major chord you use 1-3-5. So do you use 1-4-5 or 1-3-5 to form a major chord?

Very interesting sharing!👍🛎 Wish you success!

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Brilliant lesson, so many mysteries explained in a way I understand, many thanks.

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That was clear, concise and to the point. Superb explanation!

Great Video!

You deserve a Nobel prize because you covered every single question I’ve ever had about music

All I can hear is the background music. 🎉

oh my god i figured it out thank you

the music in the background is pretty similar to NASAYA - PATTERNS

Wow .. fantastic presentation! 👏🏼 bravo👏🏼

Great lesson!! Made music’s most intimidating subject and made it understandable and clear, as if it should be almost obvious! Genius!!

Thanks 🙏 this is best music theory lesson by far I have watched. I’m beginner , learning music theory is overwhelming but you made it easier for me to learn. Thanks 💕again for your hard work 🙏

I hope he has another video covering all the rest of music theory in this format that was awesome 👌 👏

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This video helped a lot!

Thank you. I like music theory . Should I medicate ?

The 1 4 5 and 2 3 6 rule for chords is only for Major scales? Or does that also apply to minor scales? What's the note arrangement in a minor scale?

Hi , I learnt the guitar when I was 6 yrs after being inspired by my dad who was a guitarist. At that age, learning all this theory made me overwhelmed that I begun to hate it and I quit holding a six string in my life again. My dad passed away in 2016, I took his guitar which was beginning to rust and decided to play instead. I didn't go for classes this time, instead my brother taught me a few chords. Over 6 years of playing I felt a need of learning some basics, which you did. My guitar teacher told me these things when I was 6 years old, which made less sense to me then. But today, your video is ringing bells in my head. With more clarity and understanding, I'm in a pursuit to get a stronghold with theory as well as playing. Thank you very much:)

Everyone commenting has been playing for 20+ years I have been playing for around 11 months I’ve got a lot of stuff down but I’m mediocre and I don’t want to be mediocre forever I play guitar and bass all self taught cause I love to learn and your videos (and bassbuzz!) have been the only thing helping me actually progress