Your like half Jerry Garcia, half Care Bear. We all need more Stitch in our lives. Thanks as always, bud.

@lenny3804

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to see this man play in a dead cover band

@mikedunn5250

3 жыл бұрын

So well said!!!

@seanc.5310

3 жыл бұрын

Or a fuzzy yoda

@GaryBook

3 жыл бұрын

He is the best. His love of teaching and joy comes through.

@alive060692

2 жыл бұрын

Love this comment so much.. much love Brent and Stich :)

Old guy with no guitar experience here: this is an excellent tutorial to get stuck in. A lot of understanding packed into a simple method. Thank you very much (and thank you Jeff for bringing it up).

holy COW this was elucidating and i've been noodling for almost 20 years at this point

I’m going to watch this video over and over again. This may be the most consequential theory lesson I’ve ever had.

@StichMethodGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Spread the word👍😬

I always like how I IV V and ii iii vi fit together like Tetris blocks. That's how I "see" them. And the same thing happens with the I on an A-string root. I need super simple stuff like this to keep my place on the neck 👍🏼

I love when I know what the fuck an instructor is talking about but I still learn something!!! Years ago I got called up on stage in a bar in Key West, the band's guitarist said, "Blues, 1,4,5 in "A", 8 bars and a turnaround. First time through I'll take 4 then you take 4, then we'll each solo a full 8 and finish with a "dualie", can you handle it"??? I'm soooooo glad I knew wtf he was talking about!!! It went so well we got a standing ovation 😁. It could've been a disaster but getting out and jamming with people while I was learning taught me the much needed lingo I needed to communicate ideas without having to explain them in depth. This is VERY VALUABLE if you have a paying crowd or if you're paying for studio time!!! Great lesson here... Communication is EVERYTHING when collaborating on ANYTHING!!!

For as long as I've played guitar (poorly I might add) and despite the fact I generally understand key and scale theory, I had never put this together. Brilliant. Thank you

So helpful!!! I’ve been playing for 30 years and I never thought of this. Seems like it’s so fundamental but it’s a lesson I’ve never visualized so easily until you explained it.

@larsfaye292

3 жыл бұрын

Completely agree. How is it possible something so simple was never introduced?!

Blew me away with this. Thanks Ian. So glad your around man.

thank you. Very easy to follow and explained really simply. You can never stop learning and this about a guitar being a pattern based instrument has opened my eyes and a light bulb has just clicked.

@StichMethodGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear, thank you for enjoying

I love these videos. I've played for years, but I learn alot from your lessons. Thanks a ton!

You have an excellent way of presenting your lessons. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ! 😊

6:20 Magic , this whole tutorial! For this section you say you have to have every letter name in a scale or key. I guess conversely and which might be simpler for me is that : You do not us the same letter twice in a key, hence we can't use a given letter in the key twice, so since we used 'A' min, we don't call A # , A # we call it Bb .

Great insight, on knowing the chord qualities and chord patterns of notes in a scale. Thanks for sharing.

Brilliant lesson. So many lightbulb moments when watching your stuff. Thank you

Ian, I've been watching you since you started your channel and you've done it again. You've made something click that never clicked before. thank you!

Great information here. After many years this is the first time chords have been explained to me this way. Makes perfect sense. Thank you!

Thank you again, Ian. I grow weary of every advertisement these days with people aping the "Mind Blown" motions, yet that is precisely what happens to me as I play with different lessons on my guitar and start to internalize them and to "stitch" the different lessons together Lots of "Ah Hah!" moments. This seems like it will be so helpful in working out songs and understanding keys. All your lessons are great. I'm working my way through the Arpeggio Master Class as well.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! The light that went on in my old brain was almost blinding! At last, I think I may understand!!

Been looking for a lesson explaining this for so long, always just looking up notes to a key and never understanding how it connected, this did it perfectly thank you! Stitch is the best

So appreciate you and your lessons. Happy I crossed your path.

Thank you for this video so helpful just got a looper and I can now play these chord progressions and loop the lead over the top of it... fantastic stuff man you're awesome👍🍻

Thank you, Stich, and thank YOU, Jeff! This was great! 🙏🏼

This was of great help, now I can noodle properly thanks Mr Stitch

Great lesson as always Ian

Very cool lesson. It really helped me to put together bar chords in a Key, which I've been learning them separately from each other. Oh and by the way this is the first time I've ever seen this lesson on KZread, totally new info , gave me a mini breakthrough. Thanks brother!

You Da Man Stitch 🔥🎸🤘 Love the way you explain things!

Another great tutorial, so easy to understand.

Wow wow what a great lesson.You demystified typical chord progression for me!Thank you. Subed!

This is a very valuable lesson, even though I already know this (thanks to you Ian), not everyone does. Easy to understand.

@user-ol4np3yb8p

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly, it's something that just comes up as you learn barre shapes, but for a complete beginner or someone struggling to make sense of theory this video is a goldmine and a lifesaver :)

@moderman512

3 жыл бұрын

Great lesson

You teach really well. I learn something new every time I watch your videos. 😁

Thanks man! You rock. Learning so much from your video's.

This man is the reason I now know music theory after over 30 years of playing without knowing it. Much gratitude.

And it STILL works...Thanks!!

outstanding Lesson!!!!!!!! I had a WOW moment, THANK YOU.

Wow! Picked this up immediately. Great easy addition. Thanks!

vielen dank für deine geduld und deine mühen du bist der BESTE liebe Grüße Fritz👍

Thank you sir!! Great stuff here, diggin your approach and your vibes. ❤️♾

Aha!....what a lovely way of explaining what I've been trying to grasp for a while now...many thanks! 👍👍👍😎

Brilliant as per usual Stich. Thank you.

I have to subscribe for this episode alone, I've never seen any of 'his' videos, this video has taught me more than I've learned in decades regarding chords in a key, or should I say chords in major keys.

Funny that you posted this, I have been working on this lately but the explanation you gave made it click. Quality as always and not afraid to be human in your vids

@bikersoncall

3 жыл бұрын

It's nice to know how many sharps and flats in a key , but this lesson is more useful to me than any of that other 'stuff', that I forget in a week, this is not something that I could easily forget.

Fantastic lesson, Ian, thank you!

This is an eye-opener for me, thank you very much.

hellow my fellow friend! i'm brazilian and a big fan of your videos thank you for being this wonderful human being, the world needs people like you! you know bob ross? you are the bob ross of guitar lessons! thanks a lot, farewell peace

fantastic. linked alot of things thank you

Awesome lesson! Thanks!

I really enjoy your style of teaching. Thank you.

Super helpful. You are simply a wonderful teacher. Thanks

An abacus for finding the note layout of each key - that's pretty cool. Couple less printouts I need laying around and a lot easier to see this way 👍

Thanks dude. You help me so much

What a Pattern!!! Thanks so much for sharing this..Helps soooo much....

I always learn something useful from you ❤

This is another excellent vid....thanks my man!!!

This is golden! Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing

Thanks, I needed that!

Thx Mr. Stitch!!!

Great video. Thank you for sharing

I will share this lesson with a couple of my friends. They should get a lot out of it!

Good One Ian ! Thanks Jeff ! Cheers everyone !

Great content again. Thank you.

Probably the best guitar teacher on youtube!

Great lesson great theory, many thanks.

Great lesson!

Excellent the foundation!!

I appreciate the clarity and insightful nature of all your lessons. Can you please do a variation on this that covers the 1-4-5 with the E shape and A shape caged chord and scale pattern as the starting point staying in the same position?

That is awesome, thank you

The first dime I was compelled to spend on guitar instruction was Ian's Blues course. It was a bargain then, and it's still paying me dividends. Mind kinda blown...so simple, so important, so fun!

Thanks as always well appreciated !!!

Thanks Jeff

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!

Game changer for the newbie...thanks

Awesome lesson as usual

You are totally awesome!!!!

Thx Ian! Love it!👍😊🎸

Yet another lesson I should know but only saw the notes on the E string despite knowing the notes on the A string just never put it together,but there goes another piece to the puzzle,thanks

Great fundamental lesson! Thank you 👍🏽👍🏽.

This is great, thanks!

Thanks for the excellent video

Mans just blew my mind 🙏

Great lesson, thanks! 🙂

Stitch: “two frets up and it’s minor” Also stitch: *flips me off”

Thank u Ian, you’re great🇫🇷👍🏼🍒

Great lesson

Great lesson! Once again 👍🏻👍🏻🤘🏻

WOW. so simple and effect info

This blew my mind

You just blew my mind... You connected a lot of loose ends of music theory in just 10 minuten! Thanks a lot!!

@StichMethodGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Love it! Exactly what the title said it would do😬❤️

Thanks for caring

I subbed cause of this video. Much needed visual

Excellent!

Thank you!

Fantastic video!

Great stuff, thanks Ian. :-)

My eyes always glazed over when anyone mentioned "CAGED." But now I totally understand. Thanks.

@sammy-whirl8500

3 жыл бұрын

I want to know how you learned something about CAGED from this. Genuinely.

Wow...................... that is easy..... never saw it like this

Many thanks❤

Wow...that was great.

Excellent, thanks.