From TRIADS to CAGED: 5 Steps to Fretboard Freedom (60-Minute Intermediate Guitar Course)
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 -Intro to Lesson
01:17 – Screenshot of the Lesson Outline
01:43 – Description of the 5 Steps of this Course
03:47 – Description of this lesson’s .PDFs and Extra Resources for Patrons
05:15 – Description of Related FREE .PDFs
05:34 – STEP 1 Lesson Intro (ONE TRIAD AT A TIME)
06:00 – Step 1 Exercise 1 – C Sharp Minor Triads Horizontal – 75% Speed
07:35 – Step 1 Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor Triads Vertical – 75% Speed
08:50 – STEP 1 LESSON Segment (theory, exercise tips)
14:00 – Step 1 Exercise 3 – A Major Triads Horizontal
14:57 – Step 1 Exercise 4 – A Major Triads Vertical
16:23 – Step 1 Exercise 5 – E Major Triads Horizontal Exercise
17:18 – Step 1 Exercise 6 – E Major Triads Vertical Exercise
18:24 – STEP 2 INTRO AND LESSON – The Chord Progression ACROSS the Fretboard One Triad Inversion at a Time
18:56 – Breakdown of the COMPLETE SONG Slow Dancing Chord Structure
21:40 – Step 2 Exercise 1 – First String Group
22:04 – Step 2 Exercise 2 – Second String Group
22:26 – Step 3 Exercise 3 – Third String Group
22:51 – Step 3 Exercise 4 – Fourth String Group
23:29 – THANK YOU to Vega Trem & why their tremolo rocks!
24:36 – STEP 3 LESSON Segment – Chord Progression in Position with Three Different Triad Inversions, Voice Leading
27:30 – Step 3 Exercise 1 – First String Group
28:01 – Step 3 Exercise 2 – Second String Group
28:34 – Step 3 Exercise 3 – Third String Group
29:06 – Step 3 Exercise 4 – Fourth String Group
29:49 – STEP 4 – CAGED + TRIADS Lesson – Combining Triads with CAGED, Pentatonics and the Key’s Scale
30:16 – Explanation of Diatonic vs. Pentatonic comparing the song’s main guitar hook, and the vocal melody
31:27 – Demo of improvising with a diatonic vs. pentatonic approach (single note soloing)
32:40 – Step 4 Exercise 1: Improvise with both E Diatonic and Pentatonic Scale for 8 Bars
33:25 – Lesson on Improvising with the CHORD’S PENTATONIC SCALE
34:17 – Deep Theory Lesson on Pentatonic Scales within a Key vs. Diatonic Scales/Modes
38:57 – Step 4 – The CAGED System Intro and Lesson
41:25 – Overview of Step 4 Exercises & Tips
43:56 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
45:01 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
45:55 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 3 – C Sharp Minor Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
46:53 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 3 – C Sharp Minor Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
47:49 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 4 – C Sharp Minor Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
48:44 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 4 – C Sharp Minor Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
49:42 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 5 – A Major First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
50:35 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 5 – A Major First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
51:32 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 6 – A Major Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
52:28 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 6 – A Major Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
53:24 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 7 – A Major Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
54:18 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 7 – A Major Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
55:15 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 8 – E Major First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
56:12 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 8 – E Major First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
57:08 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 9 – E Major Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
58:01 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 9 – E Major Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
58:56 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 10 – E Major Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
59:51 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 10 – E Major Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
1:01:03 – STEP 5 – PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Lesson Segment
1:02:04 – Step 5 – Exercise 1 – Playing Along with Gary
1:03:19 – Step 5 – Exercise 2 – Playing By Yourself!
1:04:33 – Lesson Outro! And Next Steps
1:05:48 – BIG THANK YOU to Pow Music Patrons!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 -Intro to Lesson
01:17 – Screenshot of the Lesson Outline
01:43 – Description of the 5 Steps of this Course
03:47 – Description of this lesson’s .PDFs and Extra Resources for Patrons
05:15 – Description of Related FREE .PDFs
05:34 – STEP 1 Lesson Intro (ONE TRIAD AT A TIME)
06:00 – Step 1 Exercise 1 – C Sharp Minor Triads Horizontal – 75% Speed
07:35 – Step 1 Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor Triads Vertical – 75% Speed
08:50 – STEP 1 LESSON Segment (theory, exercise tips)
14:00 – Step 1 Exercise 3 – A Major Triads Horizontal
14:57 – Step 1 Exercise 4 – A Major Triads Vertical
16:23 – Step 1 Exercise 5 – E Major Triads Horizontal Exercise
17:18 – Step 1 Exercise 6 – E Major Triads Vertical Exercise
18:24 – STEP 2 INTRO AND LESSON – The Chord Progression ACROSS the Fretboard One Triad Inversion at a Time
18:56 – Breakdown of the COMPLETE SONG Slow Dancing Chord Structure
21:40 – Step 2 Exercise 1 – First String Group
22:04 – Step 2 Exercise 2 – Second String Group
22:26 – Step 3 Exercise 3 – Third String Group
22:51 – Step 3 Exercise 4 – Fourth String Group
23:29 – THANK YOU to Vega Trem & why their tremolo rocks!
24:36 – STEP 3 LESSON Segment – Chord Progression in Position with Three Different Triad Inversions, Voice Leading
27:30 – Step 3 Exercise 1 – First String Group
28:01 – Step 3 Exercise 2 – Second String Group
28:34 – Step 3 Exercise 3 – Third String Group
29:06 – Step 3 Exercise 4 – Fourth String Group
29:49 – STEP 4 – CAGED + TRIADS Lesson – Combining Triads with CAGED, Pentatonics and the Key’s Scale
30:16 – Explanation of Diatonic vs. Pentatonic comparing the song’s main guitar hook, and the vocal melody
31:27 – Demo of improvising with a diatonic vs. pentatonic approach (single note soloing)
32:40 – Step 4 Exercise 1: Improvise with both E Diatonic and Pentatonic Scale for 8 Bars
33:25 – Lesson on Improvising with the CHORD’S PENTATONIC SCALE
34:17 – Deep Theory Lesson on Pentatonic Scales within a Key vs. Diatonic Scales/Modes
38:57 – Step 4 – The CAGED System Intro and Lesson
41:25 – Overview of Step 4 Exercises & Tips
43:56 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
45:01 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 2 – C Sharp Minor First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
45:55 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 3 – C Sharp Minor Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
46:53 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 3 – C Sharp Minor Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
47:49 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 4 – C Sharp Minor Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
48:44 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 4 – C Sharp Minor Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
49:42 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 5 – A Major First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
50:35 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 5 – A Major First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
51:32 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 6 – A Major Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
52:28 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 6 – A Major Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
53:24 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 7 – A Major Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
54:18 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 7 – A Major Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
55:15 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 8 – E Major First String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
56:12 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 8 – E Major First String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
57:08 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 9 – E Major Second String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
58:01 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 9 – E Major Second String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
58:56 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 10 – E Major Third String Group – with Gary’s Guitar
59:51 – Step 4 Triads/CAGED Exercise 10 – E Major Third String Group – without Gary’s Guitar
1:01:03 – STEP 5 – PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Lesson Segment
1:02:04 – Step 5 – Exercise 1 – Playing Along with Gary
1:03:19 – Step 5 – Exercise 2 – Playing By Yourself!
1:04:33 – Lesson Outro! And Next Steps
1:05:48 – BIG THANK YOU to Pow Music Patrons!
Maan! you did an extraordinary work. I want to thank you personally and on all others behalf. I feel like I owe you.
Some of the download links are not working.
POW MUSIC, What is very confusing is that each 3 string triad SETS have different shapes but don't have names assigned to them. So if someone says play a C shape triad is not helping at all because which 3 string set are you referring to since there are FOUR different 3 string sets, which E-A-D is string set#1, A-D-G is string set#2, D-G-B is string set#3, G-B-E is string set#4. The 3 string Sets don't have any names applied to them so if want to communicate with other guitarists in video lessons and want to play a C triad, Which string sets#1 thru #4 are you referring to? There must be a better way to "apply the string sets" to the CAGED Shapes. The C shape is 6 string set, NOT the same as a C triad which can be played on any of the 4 different versions on the 3 string sets.
can you do a video on john mayer mixing minor and amjor pentatonic scales or whatevever he was doing on the covered in rain solo?
Este video y canal son extraordinarios!!! felicitaciones. Tienes mi like y un suscriptor más
So i have gone on a quest to make my own "analog" pdfs by writing the notes and charts by hand from my favorite YouTube guitar teachers. Omg this one is going to take up 7 pages.
I wish I had this video when I had started learning. Connects so many dots!!!
Great stuff man. Thank you for sharing your teaching with us to improve.
One of the best clip to make me deeply understand "Slow Dancing'' Song and I can apply for my own improvise. Great Job!!!
Posiblemente el mejor estudio de triadas que he visto en mi vida. Enhorabuena. La mezcal de escalas, triadas y pentatonicas usando el sistema CAGED y con la base de John Mayer, ha sido magnifica. Gran trabajo.
Man this was a great lesson! I’ve been mostly playing “at” guitar for almost 8 years. Just enough to be useless. This literally just opened up my mind and I’ve had lightbulb moments one after another with this video.Thanks man!
This is the best guitar video on YouTube
Marathon triad workout! Thank you
Great video altogether! Much appreciate the hard work put into this ????
Thanks
this is such a great lesson. talk about breaking it down and making it so easy to understand. We play this song in our band and I can't wait to sneak in these new embellishments! Thank you so much.
luv u maaaan
one of the most comprehensive triad videos I've ever seen. So much useful info. I'd like to take course and learn more but can't afford the 5 unit course on your page. Ever think about breaking them up into smaller more digestible chunks.
Also, as a teacher what is your advice? It is really necessary to learn the triads for the augmented, diminished etc? Or will majors and minors usually suffice? It's really incredible and interesting but seems overwhelming to remember so much. Or is it just worth it to put in the work to learn it all?
This is a great lesson. I really appreciate the time you put into making this a quality lesson. A wealth of knowledge. Learning some new things as well as a great refresher! New Subscriber. Blessings!
i see what you id in the thumb!
Nice Work. thank you
When you have a major triad that is located at the bottom of the A shape / top of the G shape in CAGED (DGB strings), what pattern does that major triad fall into? Is it the G shape or the A shape when explaining it? It's second inversion
Really brilliant use of fretboard animation
The content is amazing! Thanks a lot! I have been playing for a few months and this was a lightbulb moment for me.
Fantastic Lesson!! Thanks so much for sharing it.
@TomoFujitaMusic
Not sure how this only has 1.4K views. Wish I would have found this video earlier it’s very well made and informative. Thanks I have a follow and subscribe and like any beginner interested on what you should focus on I’m telling you it’s stuff like this
Yeah thanks for this brother. Helped a lot. Appreciate your time and clarity