Javier Aviles7th June 2017I like it!
MisterM7th June 2017Hi Darius
Nice lesson
I think that bar chords are a mountain to clime for beginner...
Difficulty 1 adorned me discouraging, I think that level 2 is more adapted
Monica Gheorghevici8th June 2017Very cool
This lesson can be used also for a very fun practice. Some pieces from very known songs works great with these chords. If we blend them and add some notes to make the connection between songs we can have a mega cool mix Definitely 0:19 - 0:34 fits perfect for Runaround Sue song.
Haha... I see and hear the solo part even in the lessons where it doesn't exist. I think I have the guitar solos disease
Kristofer Dahl9th June 2017Good point MisterM, difficulty level will soon be adjusted. thanks!
Ken Slocum22nd June 2017Very nice Darius....what a great lesson.
Darius Wave23rd June 2017thanx for the great feedback. MisterM. You are right - thx for adjusting the level
Monica - sure - why not you can alwasy practise some solos over delivered jam track
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Welcome to the Beginner Chord Strumming lesson
This lesson is dedicated for beginners and will lead you through essential right hand mechanics an left hand chord execution. Spoken (spoken video) and text (under each part) feedback will make you notice some details often being underrated or simply unnoticed by beginners. Even considering chord strumming to be simple, there are still things you can do to make it sound better.
Gear used (in order of connection chain placement):
1. SX SST57 electric guitar
2. Presonus Inspire 1394 firewire audio interface (input gain 25%)
3. Poulin LeXtac vst plug-in:
- Channel - yellow
- Input 50%
- Gain 30%
- Pre EQ - normal
- Bass 50%
- Middle 40%
- Treble 50%
- Contour 25%
4. Kefir impulse loader (mix 100%)
5. Impulse - Catharsis s-preshigh
Tuning - Standard E
Backing track chord progression:
4/4 ||: G | % | Em | % | Am | % | D | % :||
||: C | % | D | % | An | % | Bm | % :||
Tempo: Main song tempo is 120 bpm. There are also backing tracks available at 40, 50, 60, 80, 100 and 120 bpm.
Time signature: 4/4
Scales used in this lesson:
G -major
