Building More Complicated Chords – Lesson 49

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In this lesson we show you how to construct more complicated “extended” chords.

 

[Christian Schulze]

Holy crap! Such and awesome lesson...like 8 min of footage took me like half an hour to write down.

 

[Rad Synner]

Hey, so Im going through this lesson and I was wondering why during the explanation about doing adding a 6th on the small e string to make it a C6 chord it says A6? What suddenly makes it an A chord since it has the I-V-I-III-VI structure which would make it still a C6 no? am I missing something? Or is it a mistake?

Its at the 3min42 mark

 

[Hector Trejo]

Hey, so Im going through this lesson and I was wondering why during the explanation about doing adding a 6th on the small e string to make it a C6 chord it says A6? What suddenly makes it an A chord since it has the I-V-I-III-VI structure which would make it still a C6 no? am I missing something? Or is it a mistake?

Its at the 3min42 mark

I believe this is a mistake. The notation should have read "C6" not "A6"

 

[Rad Synner]

Ah this makes sense! That is what I thought but since I am getting deep into theory and such, I am questioning just in case.. Thanks for confirming I was right!

 

[Forgetabull]

finger wedgie ftw heh

 

[William B.]

I was having trouble with the fingering for the Dsus4 chord changes on bar 88
PG made it look so easy but I don't understand how he did, looked like he just moved 2 fingers back 'n' forth easily

 

[Shumu]

Cheers, everyone! This was a truly amazing lesson, especially the advice at the end. So true. Papa Gates is one amazing human

 

[Alexander]

So Cool! This lesson had me grinning . Does that G chord have a similar transition for moving the thirds with the root still on the 6th string? Only way I can think of is using my thumb.