You’ll Never Struggle With Music Again After This Simple Trick
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Ever wonder how some musicians just know what chords work? In this video, I’ll show you the Number System—an easy, powerful tool that explains why music works, helps you write songs, jam in any key, and understand the guitar like never before. Includes a free PDF + backing track.
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I need all the tricks and cheat sheet codes I can get. — subed
I am days away from my first lesson and have never played a musical instrument. Based on the title of this video I guess I’m in trouble as this made no sense to me.
This video was a game changer for me man so eye opening thanks for making important theory so easy to understand
I like it.
wow-6 notes in every key! so that's where numbers come from-light bulb moment-for me if it sounds good it is good. thanks for the education-never stop learning-peace
Good basic theory review, Dustin. Thanks for putting this out.
Great building video. I would like to see some useful video on Garage Band as that would also open up a big space to work into. Thank you
Can we please have Part 2, where you map out in the same fashion just how you put the solo together? But otherwise, a fantastic video. I'll need to watch it a number of times to fully grok it.
Great stuff
Fantastic!
So sick of these bullshit clickbait "miracle" guitar uploads. GTFOH
Should one have a melody in mind before creating a chord progression?
I'm not very good, but I got this clear as day! Even playing it on 1.5 playback speed! thanks!!!
I got lost 15 seconds in
Maybe the most valuable video I've watched to date. I'm a beginner slowly transitioning into intermediate and this is a huge eye opener thank you so much!!!
The sun is breaking through the clouds!!!
Great video. Newbie banjo player who has focused my initiation learning on music theory and knowing my major and minor chords and the 1, 4 and 5 chords of each of these keys.
Thanks for this lesson . The dice is so good . What type guitar u are playing ?? Sound so good and possible the amp as well ??
Great tutorial, thanks. I'm interested in the way you put the tune together. What equipment would I need to do the same?
The 7th degree Dimished chord in Major shouldn’t be left out for any reason.
That Dice Write was really cool actually!!!
Definitely ???? Talented
This is good information to know but knowing it is not going to make you magically able to play amazing solos. It's also not good to depend on these six chords when writing a song. Yes they sound good and are solid but if every song you write stays within the boundries your music will become stale. Bringing in other chords outside of the six will add color. But knowing this information in all 12 keys is a good foundation. Also, don't shy away from the dimished chord. It may not be used much but that's what makes it special when it is used.
I have been staring at the circle of 5th. Locating the 1 thru 6 cords. Now it is nice to have them in a list. I printed the PDF and tack it to the wall next to the circle of 5th.
Nice tasteful solo.
Hey Dustin, I love this video and PDF. It's nice to see all these chords in each key laid out on ONE sheet of paper instead of having to search for all of this information and put it together myself. Thanks. Craig Ewinger
Great explanation of numerical cord progression. Thank you, greatly appreciate.
You talk as if everyone reads music and understand cords. Try teaching to people who know nothing but want to.
Even your dog was jamming to that song your my new best channel THANKS FOR THE CLASS STAY COOL MY BROTHER
Dude. Why are you leaving out the diminished chord?? 7 chords in each key. In C: C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am, and Bdim.
With so much stuff on the internet , it is refreshing to see value added teaching. Good job brother!
Very good video.
Amazing how easy this is. Making sense tying everything together. Why didn't I learn this in 1966 ??
started out 1 2, 6, 4 per the dice when you went to record you switched to 6, 2, 3, 4 !!! but I still got something out of it !!!!
Music is numbers… with feeling.
I may be jumping ahead here a little bit if I did I’m sorry I’m going to watch the rest of it, what is the best way to implement this the way I did it when I was still learning was literally try and remember where every sea was located on the guitar and so forth and so on after about the first two or three the pattern got quite a bit simpler obviously cause one just follows the other what would your recommendation be for a new beginner or even someone like me? Who’s now older?????