20 Chords Every REAL Guitar Player Needs To Know

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what is the difference between the white circle and the black circle on the chord diagrams?

Wish you were a bit slower.

For A major i prefer with my pinky instead of index finger. also helps switching between other chords

Killer

Great thanks.i noticed well.

i love this video now my child can play guitar well

tysm breh i used to use all strings for every chord xd

D/F# and E/F chords

Thank you for sharing this video very helpful for me I'm Newbie

you bro please give me guitar

I can't do a bar cord for the life if me😭😞

Very simple to follow thanks exactly what I was looking for

D major- happiest guitar chord
D minor- guitar gets depressed and starts crying

Tão maravilhosa!!!!

B7

But in Indian Subcontinent We mostly use G major with four of our fingers!

I really appreciate your teaching me the chords! I'm very interested in getting an electric guitar. My acoustic is a little out of tune but I still need to practice. I really want to practice so I can copyright my heavy metal music. And my rock and roll music.

Guitar Teacher Here: To make it simple...

Most basic chords:

E, A, D -- in Major, Minor and Dominant Seventh aka Seventh.
C Major
F Major
G major

The 12 Most Basic Chords -- to get started. Then add others later: Major Sevenths, Minor Sevenths, Suspended Seconds, Suspended Fourths, Augments and Diminished.

Also (important): Explain and UNDERSTAND CHORD THEORY -- WHY are the chords played this way?

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As A Beginner, I can refer to the given video as something to build on for future practice. Thank You!

After watching the video, i regret wasting my money for 6 months in my guitar class, n learned nothing. But bro thankyou so much for the video i got to learn much more than on those 6 months.❤

My fingers still don't want to know. Muffled strings aplenty. But gotta stay with it. Waaaaaaaaaay harder than I imagined it would be, however Nate gives me hope....

For beginners we need to understand some terms . Pls what a bar, what’s a bar chord, what’s a major abets a minor ,,,, any link to a videos explaining all the above ? There are levels of
Beginners, until some terms are explained nothing make sense lol😮if the teachers skip the basics the foundation cannot hold … 😊
Starting today…. Determined to learn online .. I need a good link for the basics … esp chords , major n minor stuff lol😅

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Thanks for this perfect video

Thank you 4yrs later

I switched from making the G with the first 3 finger to using my little finger. I hate the 4 finger G seem everyone teaches it as how to make the G but it's not a real G.

Looks good to me I am working on the transitioning! There is another guy on here that just killed my Ambition to learn! He makes it sound all Mathematical etc… I had to ignore his teachings lessons! These 20 Chords you just showed are great for practicing! I doubt I will ever be a professional but I like playing piano. Drums and now trying guitar! So far so good! I surprise myself every so often. Love singing and playing to my cats as they don’t talk back.

Thank you! Right to the point and easy to follow

How do I know to start streaming and from what string do I start streaming

Finally damn ❤

it's really hard to find a video for "advanced all chords you need to know" like Fmaj7, Cmaj7, Asus2 and such

I'm 3 minutes into the video and basically I've seen basic major and minor triads with different root notes. Wtf. You could have named the video: "major and minor triads in the caged system" and we would have known it's a video for absolute beginners. Time saved.

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Everything this easy for him
I guess it's ez Al quit

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Are sus2 and sus4 chords of any use?

I've been playing guitar now for a little over a year and have now been studying the basics into music theory for the last couple months.

I'm seeing a pattern in this video from the major chords to the 7 chords it almost looks like you take the 5th and make it a 7 and or just lower the 5th note a full step? It's almost like how you take a major chord and flatten the perfect 3rd a half step to make it a minor chord.

Thank you so much …this is a great video and very helpful…..I really like you relaxed and easy to follow approach and your pleasant and calm sounding voice.

Thank you! Very helpful instruction🤘🏼

I'm 10 and I am now learning guitar! I love guitar a lot.

Great video, I would have included ‘the Hendrix chord’ 😊

Man, probably the best and simplistic way in a matter of minutes! This will go on my guitar journey! Appreciated, older learner thankyou.