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you should really have some tab for this so we can actually practice instead of just watching you play them. the video isn’t clear enough for anyone to figure it out by watching… unless this video is meant to just be like masturbation for you to watch yourself be awesome! i mean, it doesn’t really help anyone out, you know…

anyways, is that an RG 220 B your playing?

It’s not hard to figure out. You can see the finger positioning easily.

even with high quality on it’s still a little difficult to see because you can’t slow the video down and really look. personally i can figure it out because i’m a relatively experienced guitarist but i still had to view it a few times and repeat some areas.

still, you should post some tab for those people who can’t see it that easily; like people who maybe wear glasses and such… it’s not like it would be that hard to post a tab…

OMG! thank you SO much for an intelligent and thought out reply! the last reply i got on this was from jan1080 which you can see below and i felt it was a real cop-out thing to say. that and i get so many stupid replies to comments on here that it makes me want to punch people!

i like your idea and i’ll be looking into what you said. thanks for a fresh outlook!

man, my brother has always been doing this but he didn’t know the chords name. nice lesson, btw

It would be easier to figure it out by ear, which you should do from now on if you want to be a good musician.

Which is it? Add9 or Sus2?
Because i’m pretty sure add9 has the intervals 1-3-5-9 while sus2 is only 1-2(9)-5

Add9 and sus2 is different

they are different..but the 2 and the 9 is the same note… the 9 would just be an octave higher

The Em add 9 sounds awesome

What is the difference between for example a Dm9 chord and a “sus” chord

@666jet I’ve been playing for abt. 2 1/2 years and its easier for me to listen instead of see

@CobHatecrewNor ill try to explain:P
an add9 chord has a ninth note of the scale instead of seventh
an sus4 chord(for example) has a fourth note of the scale instead of the seventh
and when you have major add9 chord you use the major chord to it out:P
hope it helped:P

Very good lesson!!!!!

Nice – have you ever thought of making an etude with the figures?

figure 2 is my favorite

dont look at me like that

@spyroninja sooo… is that the same as an empty 3rd?

Why does he look so bored?

Sounds a bit like Skwizgaar lol. Nice lesson btw

my brain exploded

kurt cobain is alive??????/

You are Talented Guitar Player… Very cool..

1:04-1:05 Fig tree huh. :p

That Bm add9 arp sounds like a super nintendo game. ^_^