The Pentatonic Triad System That Will 10x Your Rhythm Playing

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• TH

  @TheDonutDoctor · 8 months ago (edited) · pinned

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• TK

  @TK-lc1bp · 8 months ago

  I repeat myself. Bro you are intermediate guitarists dream come true

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• G1

  @G120-j6z · 8 months ago

  GENIUS to include the player pov camera angle one the fretboard. Everyone should be doing this. This helps so much!!!!

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• SV

  @svenudobuhle1312 · 2 months ago

  i´m always curiuos when the tutor says: its very easy :D

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• MI

  @mikkabrightheart2268 · 7 months ago

  A lot of dudes don&apos;t realize that all the old 50s leads and solos are built on this platform. &nbsp;So much of early rock &amp; roll, rockabilly, golden age country, blues, and really jazz in its infancy especially exist almost exclusively on chord tones. &nbsp;Also Hendrix was a rhythm player before he was anything else. &nbsp;He&apos;s not quite nailed to the chords like that but the rhythmic elements largely <b>are</b> the songs especially in terms of the fact that he mostly didn&apos;t play his solos exactly the same way twice. &nbsp;If you&apos;re not good at rhythm you&apos;re probably not good at guitar

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• KA

  @kanal7944 · 10 days ago

  Thank you !!! Gave me a lot of inspiration.

• BR

  @Brotelho · 8 months ago

  Even tho I know this particular type of thing, I stayed because your videos are enjoyable and in case I might learn something new. <br>Left a like because this kind of playing is absolutely essential when playing with others. I hope more can learn from this lesson. It’s that important, at least in my eyes.

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• IT

  @itsFramme2 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8Xd2bjOsEE&amp;t=278">4:38</a> every bedroom guitarist&apos;s reaction first timing triads in one shape💀

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• PH

  @phil-o-phobic8608 · 8 months ago

  I love how every time I come across your videos, you’re literally summarizing what I’ve been working on recently 😂. <br><br>I’ve been working on this system for the past few months, but this week I feel like I’ve had a breakthrough in seeing the triads of the parent major scale around whatever chord progression I’m playing to, and connecting that roadmap to my internal voice. It feels like I’ve opened the suitcase in Pulp Fiction, but it’s abundantly clear that this is a ton of power to wield irresponsibly (lol). For the first time I feel like I have too many choices for where my melodic ideas can go. It’s cool seeing how the melodies in my head look on the guitar within the context of the triad system, and further breaking those triads down to create endless ideas. I feel like I’m finally on the path to honing how I play rather than stumbling over what to play. <br><br>As always, thanks for the right-on-time lesson!

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• JO

  @johnrapone4891 · 3 months ago

  Amazing lesson! &nbsp;Feel like theres enough here to keep busy for years. Thank you!

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• SE

  @servingthesong · 2 months ago

  Great stuff! 👏

• TC

  @tchnorl00 · 7 months ago (edited)

  whoa big guy, that was a really solid lesson for anyone who has been in a rut or just lacking in that fundamental area. Fretboard hacks like this make all the difference. Had to comment just to say thank you for spreading your knowledge and being a great teacher.

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