Chord Inversions Lesson

Ahhhh - I love major 7ths and that last chord - A6+9 I think it was?

I so totally needed this lesson, VERY usefull David and sounds beautiful !

nice! sounds great, helps my chord knowledge thanx a lot

Another tool for the tool chest
Thanks!

Thanx guys - yeh Andrew t'was indeed a good oul A6+9 - a real late nighter .

Thought so, pure class

Very Elegant playing. Some parts remind me a little of tender surrender by steve vai

Bravo- One of your best- John

Very soft and nice David,well done again!!!

GMC has definatly been long due some awsome chord lessons, and David is definatly the man!

^ Couldnt agree with Mattacuk more. You know this is really great I think a the ideal lesson here at Gmc would be some creative chord progressions like this with a hint of lead mixed in .

David you really hit the nail on the head with this one

-John

Awesome lesson!

I agree with Eat-Sleep-Jam that a lesson with a chordal progression as well as lead notes would be awesome!

just what I was wanting! great lesson thanks!

Just brilliant, David! Very nice feel.

Well thanks again guys!

re: mattacuk
Me and Kris have a little project planned to address that chords issue you mentioned, and it's in motion as we speak ... .

re:
Eat-Sleep-andJam "the ideal lesson here at Gmc would be some creative chord progressions like this with a hint of lead mixed in ..."

Please watch this space .

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I cant wait, I LOVE chords but i know only the basic bar shapes etc!

Good job David!!You have your own thing going on here and i think everyone likes it.Keep it up

I love the phrasing in this lesson, sound otherworldy, great and beautiful lesson.

Quote from David " Please watch this space "


I dont follow ?


- John

This is awesome, a completely different turn from what I have been practicing lately, thanks David.

That's great stuff... I love how you fit those arpeggios in there. An arpeggio lesson would be awesome.

The Uncreator; agreed, i really like the last bit, its got a beauiful "something" to it !

Eat-Sleep-Jam: I have just learnt from Andrew that "Watch this space" means "stay tuned"

YEAH! that one surely is usefull the sound is also cool and it could expand ones ideas about music a lot...I like it a lot

Well done!

cheers,
Kai

Kris-Oh , must be an irish thing ?



- John

very helpful lesson david i loved it we need more lessons like this where we can expirement with different chords in exercises..learned alot just in this lesson keep them coming

Great glad you found it useful. Just to mention I'm a big Randy Rhoads fan too btw . And in one of the chord lessons coming up I couldn't help but think of him.

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Ah I just noticed that quote string above Kris, I read about that yesterday but didn't cop it completely.

Ok no more quotes without edits gotcha.

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Randy Rhoads lesson Aye ? Sounds exciting

- John

Well I have to say an RR lesson has been on my mind a while now great minds think alike eh ... love his stuff. What a shame what happened, happened. I really do wonder what he would be playing now, a terrible shame to lose him like that .

Anyways I reckon I'll do one on Randy alright, would be a real pleasure - I'm a bit stuck for time at the moment as I have other lessons and work on the boil at the moment (including the one that reminds me of him, it's just a chord progression one mind you, and not a specific Rhoads lesson). And I'm also moving to Ireland in a couple of weeks which is looming .

But I will make one asap if all goes well, and it'll be a specific Rhoad's lead one. Someone might get there before me, but there's plenty of his work to do a whole series on that fella I'm sure.

Cheerz

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awesome oO

yes it does.it sounds great..but ya iam in jazz band and i need more chord inversion lessons..this really helped me out. and the Chord Lessons hes been making also really have helped..plz keep them coming dave ur really making me come a better guitarist with these lessons

david! i love yuor lesson!!thanks