Hajduk26th March 2015Great lesson Stephane
Clothingstorm426th March 2015I haven't thought to do it like that before, incorporating that into my style for sure!
nice lesson btw
MisterM26th March 2015Thx Stéphane
Stephane Lucarelli26th March 2015Thanks guys !
Kristofer Dahl27th March 2015Great, thanks Steph!
- Brew27th March 2015
Very nice and instructive. Cool lesson Steph.
- Stephane Lucarelli27th March 2015
Thanks !
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Metal Metrics 3
Drop A, Riffing, Riff, Baritone, Low tunings, PRS, Ibanez Mike Mushok Signature, Aria, The Seedby Cosmin Lupu
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Go to next part: PageUP or End. ( iOS: swipe right or left over video )
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Hi GMC!
In this lesson we are going to talk about dominant 7 chords and inversions, especially the very useful drop 3 chords.
The idea is quite simple, we've got a classic Blues progression in G and we are going to use the chords and inversions to create a nice comping over this little Blues. Just 3 chords and some voicings but lot of possibilities!
What are drop 3 chords?
We start from the close position voicing (R 3 5 7), take the 3rd note from the top and drop it down an octave.
If we take the G7 chord : G B D F becomes B G D F.
This gives us a root position and 3 inversions :
R 7 3 5
3 R 5 7
5 3 7 R
7 5 R 3
In videos #1 #2 & #3 I show you the voicings for G7, C7 & D7 chords. The main video starts from #4.
- Gear used -
Gibson ES339
Amplitube
Hope you'll enjoy this lesson, have fun!
Stephane