Leave a comment below or your questions! Thanks so much for watching...I appreciate all of you!

@rodneycampbell2030

4 жыл бұрын

Whenever you're doing triad movements if you spent more time on them that would be nice

@LovelyTuber0418

4 жыл бұрын

Les Paul sounds good not muddy or anything...8:55 is Eric Gales sounding. Does the pickups have coil spliting?

@johannesjrgensen6092

4 жыл бұрын

Huge fan of your playing - Keep up the good work:) Could you please do a rig runtrough video? I was especially wondering what gorgeous semi-hollow is hanging behind you?

@TheNameless131

4 жыл бұрын

You're an angel man. these videos really keeps the light in our daily study and wanna-be progression. (especially when you teach a full song) This is real holly .

@kevinjohn-peters7002

4 жыл бұрын

Need more like you who simply simplify guitar playing. Taking the time to explain the little things that you hear but don’t see. I learned to play by ear so your vids help a lot.

Hurts to hear anyone hating on you for sharing your passion through your incredible ability to teach. You're an inspiration and you can tell you do this from your heart and love for your instrument. I hope you never let fools get you down, you're doing an incredible thing brother. Keep shining

The triads bruh.... Hit us up with more of those man... Like the triad movements are really great but more details on how would be great...

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

Ansis Pope cool

@ephascus8974

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@elijah5201

4 жыл бұрын

Kerry "2 Smooth" yes - More Triads

@Des_Armoni

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah definitely a missed opportunity to show us the actual chords n fingering n science behind the fingering. Great channel tho & player

@derrickb3898

4 жыл бұрын

The triads are just chunks of different major/minor chords. If u learn your chords really well you'll naturally know which notes of a certain chord u wanna use for your triad. Get a chord chart and just play with them, it's good training for learning new 'wierd' sounds but you'll start to see that the fit in with other chords really well

You gotta make covers and put them up on Spotify! This would make great music for study sessions man, I’m sure I’m not the only person who thinks this as well.

@nedavy

Жыл бұрын

Or just a playlist to help our ear

Man 90s RnB has some of the smoothest chord progressions. Love this one! Thanks, Kerry !

Kerry, I’ve been playing on and off since I was 13. I am now 29. Probably a total of 8 years playing, due to years of breaks from guitar in between. Self taught so I missed a lot of the fundamentals in my younger years as a guitarist. I felt stagnant many times and felt like there was no progression, which is a big reason for all the years of breaks without playing. I also have a big stage anxiety. Never been on stage with guitar tbh but anyone listening was enough to get me nervous af. Since I started watching your channel my guitar playing is at a level I never thought I could reach and I know that I have so much more I can become as a guitarist. I'm now recordin and creating. I'm getting compliments all the time from artists that so record in the studio I work at and my confidence as a musician is at an all time high! F the haters man and thank you for your guidance, lessons and good vibes! I will be signing up for Kerry’s camp sometime this week. Keep going Kerry! Oh and I’ve gotten value from all your lessons. From the more complex lessons to the smallest tips you give( subtleties, dynamics, not doing too much) these really helped me refine my playing. Can’t thank you enough my guy!

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

joseph ha thank you for these words. They mean more than you know!!

@clemsontigz1

4 жыл бұрын

That stagnant stuff your referring to ? I went through the same thing when I was dipping my toes into theory. The best honest advice that helped me overcome those chunks of "playing the same progressions" no matter what we were doing as a band when we started to improvise ? I'd resort right back to what I'd been trying to overcome. It's kinda like a fighter/boxer , he will train something over and over and when the "heat of the battle" so to speak starts he goes back to what feels comfortable. I myself started to listen to cats like this. I was told by an old dude one time to listen to music that I would normally NEVER listen or play to . It helped me tremendously

What a cool dude!... ‘don’t be vicious, I have feelings too’... great teaching, great personality, the world needs more people like you 🙌🏾💯

Yes Kerry, thanks for the lesson

Insane. Super blessed by this!

Loved the triad movement. I’d love to learn more little tricks like that and how they work theoretically and how to reapply them somewhere else.

This was beautiful. Thank you. I’m still trying to learn how to add this kind of texture to my chord playing without being too busy and this was a great example of what to do.

Absolutely excellent! Thank you for putting this up

Really appreciate this, Kerry

Kerry this was an excellent lesson! Love how you kept this one really locked in and focused solely on the lesson at hand which was the "triad movement" making easy to grasp and understand. It was great how you clearly broke this one down, slowly demonstrated it repeatedly, all without drifting off into a bunch if other cool other things that we can't catch and or figure. That of course only leaves eager students like myself frustrated wanting to figure it all out. Of course I say this with much respect and love. Charts are always helpful as well so thanks for that. Especially when we occasionally can't see what you're playing and or when it's played too fast. All said knowing the importance of working on ear training. Again great lesson!! Would definitely love to see more lessons on this and more to better learn how to embellish chord progressions. Keep up the great work and thanks for all you do!! :-)

Bro, these videos have been on point. I’ve been playing now for a year some change and am able to follow along well. These make my practice fun and adds songs to my repertoire. I just pause and rewind. Thank you for what you do and keep going!

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

James Ragins good deal!

Man, just so... smooth. Love it!

Love it. Beautiful song

For anyone wondering, that "not doing a full Cmin7" @ 2:30 with the middle finger off is a Cmin9 (with the 3rd omitted). It took me a bit to figure that one out.

@traindiesel7005

4 жыл бұрын

yup, but it's called c7 sus :) it's one of the less common, yet dope sounding chords. but because it has no 3rd, it can't be minor or major. so it's suspended :) stay safe yall. being stuck inside is never boring if your guitar is around. love yall :)

Great use of the on-screen tabs. And showing us which fingers are being used for the hammer-ons. Videos feel less rushed and more descriptive. Thanks!

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

That was great Kerry! Thank you, keep bringing these great videos

Super smooth, great tips. Thank you.

I'm always ripping your licks bro ;-) Can you do a tone video maybe? R&B tones, clean and lead tones. Need to know how to dial in that sweet R&B tone

@t3r080

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah... and make it old school R&B tones. Some wide-range humbuckers on Tele etc. ;)

@radammcdavid

3 жыл бұрын

Dude u opened up a whole new can of worms for me man I love r&b man u teach it great keep at it

Simply Awesome!!!!

You have great lessons Kerry. Keep up the good work.

CEO of can’t stress enough My choir director once told me, it’s great to have fun but it’s more fun to be great. Play for the song! Thanks for the reminder homie

Will you do a tutorial on "The Things Your Man Won't Do" by JOE

Beautiful stuff man. Thank you for the lesson

I love everything you do

This tutorial is awesome, but I had one question: how do you play riffs like the one you play at 5:44? Are you playing a specific scale?

@Beerat92

4 жыл бұрын

Probably improvizing over scale with movement around the neck. Scale is A# / Bb major

@alexgarcia8365

4 жыл бұрын

denominator720 sane question

Cool chords bro Is it just me, or is childish gambino flat as on this one.

@arthurleung266

4 жыл бұрын

it happens

Smooth and punchy. Much love. Great job.

Absolutely amazing I never knew I could do this with the 2

Slow the chord diagrams down some bro I’m a little slow

Awesome tutorial! I love every bit of it.

Thanks Smooth, for the pro tips and advice.

Love your lessons !

The triad movement was awesome! Thanks!

Man, this thing is so smooth.

Excellent advice... Absolute jewels

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

more of this please this was so helpful . always love your lessons , thanks for what you do .

Sir you're outstanding!

great lesson k2s, thanks for sharing your guitar wisdom

Thank you for being awesome and sharing your wonderful talent!

Love your sound! Thank you for sharing knowledge and gift with us.

Great teacher! keep posting and I’ll keep learning

Love these videos. Super practical and helpful for actual playing.

Keep doing what you do. Love it.

those triads! just love these transitions! thanks so much

Thank you for taking the time to make this, one of my favorite songs of all time. This video made it simple for me to learn it. Thanks again!

Good and straight to the point

Love the nuggets! Those lite things are what make a song a jam! Keep em coming. Thanks

Great stuff Kerry, thanks for sharing

I love that your sharing such sauce♥️♥️♥️♥️👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

Sensitive this!!!! ,Your Awesome ! Every lesson !

I dig your perspective, nice down-to-earth approach

Great stuff Kerry ! very fresh ideas to me .keep it going never quit !!!

thank you more triads lessons, appreciate you

You are so tasteful my good sir. Can’t get enough!

Always great. Love your videos man.

Love R&B, I'll be around for more ideas, thanks for all the help

Thank you for putting all the movements you did with the triads all at the same time!!

This is a fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!

Thank you! greatly appreciate the lesson!

Thank you, great lesson and ideas to add.

you are a legend bro. just please keep pumping these out. it helps us so much.

I appreciate all you're teaching to us , Young brother!

THANK YOU IVE WANTED THIS FOR SO LONG

The triad movement breakdown was great! Preciate you.

Perfectly fine and thanks teacher.

One on my favorite channels. You’re awesome!

Love this lesson! You’ve definitely improved my playing in the last year. Keep it up the good work!

Love your work

Brother your cover and tutorial is spot on !

Thanks bro! I had a lot of fun playing through these good ideas!

Love the theory you sprinkle in.

Youre a great teacher man, helped me out a lot so far!

Love these lessons covering techniques and applications. I’d love to see more theory lessons behind those triads and how it applies to the fluidity of your playing.

Such beautiful touch. 🥰Wonderful knowledge. Treasure chest. Thank you so much for all of this. 🙏🏻

That triad movement is beautiful man!! Thanks for the video, reeeaaally good stuff!!

Thanks for sharing. You are a good teacher.

This was beautiful 😩🎸🔥

pretty cool man! Love to hear more stuff like this

Love this video helps me on my movements and remembering the number system, thanks for all you do, keep the videos coming.

You are the man kerry.....my playing and in particular my timing has improved so much since subscribing to your channel. Thanks for all the lessons

Great stuff man always a pleasure

Great lesson thanks for speaking on the triads.

I love how you explain this stuff with the focus on the chords. It’s so helpful to shape purposeful melodies and ditch the common scale approach that’s easy to fall into as a guitarist.

Amazing as always

@Kerry2smooth

4 жыл бұрын

Ross Grant thank you.

Great guide! Great guitarist!

Yo!! Your teachings are fire!!! I am new to the R&B guitar would .. thank you so much for what you do!!! Im really look forward to more!!

Just Dope as always 🔥

Bro this video was a heater! Definitely want to see more from you and your channel

This is my absolute favorite cover/Tutorial by you, thank you sir!! you're the absolute best!

Clear and concise.

You’ve got the gift of teaching as well as playing.

Dude - so glad I have come across your channel - your great. So happy to have you as a mentor

Keep up the good teaching Kerry! Always learning something new from you 🐐🔥

Hey Kerry I just want to say thank you, as an artist I’ve been in my head to the point we’re I can’t get anything going you’re videos have helped that. 🤙

❤️love these videos. Great teacher

You are excellent as a teacher. I’m enjoying your lessons immensely. Thanks