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WARNING! Really bad typo at 08:39- A major is A + C# + E!!!!
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Skip to 14:07 to hear the seventh chord jam!
This video teaches the basic structure behind major seventh (maj7), minor seventh (m7) and Dominant Seventh (7th) chords, as well as how to play them as a guitarist and how to use them when writing. They do fit into our major keys and modes which means soloing and singing over them should be a breeze as long as youāre putting them in the right spot.
The concept Iām teaching is commonly referred to as the āharmonized major scaleā. For many guitarists, this concept isnāt very intuitive due to the geometry of our instrument. Therefore I prefer to teach this āshortcut methodā to harmony before exploring actual extended chords and harmonies. I do recommend you continue your research into this topic by googling and watching videos on āthe harmonized major scaleā. Iāve also skipped over the vii chord since this video is NOT about diminished- I have other videos on that chord!
In addition to writing chord progressions using extended chords and staying in key, I also include several methods to writing without adhering to a key. Also I include fairly detailed walkthrough of how to take this concept and actually apply it by producing a jam section using the chords taught in this video.
Prerequisite Learning-
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Diatonic Major Scale Chords: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā HowĀ ToĀ WriteĀ ChordĀ ProgressionsĀ -Ā Son...Ā Ā
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Free online guitar lessons for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. Located in Crystal Lake, Jake Lizzio provides free jam tracks and video lessons for guitar players, as well as music theory videos and other music education content.
Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Minor Seventh Chords
05:27 Major Seventh Chords
08:28 Dominant Seventh Chords
10:14 Quick Summary
10:50 Writing With Seventh Chords
14:07 "Example Song"
15:43 Out of Key Options
17:37 Wrapping Up
Views : 723,349
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jun 14, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.976 (182/30,160 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The ABSOLUTE BEST music teacher on youtube!
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As a songwriter, this is the channel I have always dreamed of.
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I think you should retitle this video āI just wrote a chart topping soft rock song in my studio by myself in 15 minutes while lecturing and whistling Dixie at the same time.ā So top notch
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ahhh yes the most complex component of music theory: the cheese factor
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m7 Chords work so well for chill beats. Add some lo-fi drums, maybe unquantized, and you got anime-girl studying.
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āIām Jake Lizzio back at ya boiz with anotha YouTube Vizzio!!ā
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Man, Iāve played guitar for over 15 years, and I learn so much every time I watch a video of yours. Youāre clear and concise, no fluff, and you give great information that helps my playing and ideas instantly. Thanks for doing your channel. Cheers!
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Why are m7 chords so "chilled out", or "watered down" compared to strict minor chords? Because of the major chord that's within them. Think about it.
An Am7 is just a C/A chord. (A C major with an A in the Bass).
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The best thing about your videos is they are not merely tutorials, but they can also be watched just for entertainment. The lesson automatically feeds into your brain before you even know it. Great going man! Love from Bangladesh!
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What a powerhouse of a tutorial! Not only do you explain each type of seventh chord, you also gives us great examples in the format of a song.
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My goodness, this video is just jammed to the rafters with useful and inspiring insights and information. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these.
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I always learn something, when watching your videos. The way you explain things, makes sense to me
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Great video Jake. Do you plan on doing a video for the upper extensions; 9, 11, 13, and alterations; #/b? Thanks!
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I was just looking for this some hours ago, turns out you uploaded this exact topic today!
Thanks for the video <3
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stumbled upon your videos recently, really helpful! love how you keep things so simple and concise. great content
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What a great lesson! You're so good at producing these backing tracks, sounds great.
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Jake, one day I will be able to support your patreon. And when this day comes, I'll support you with all of my heart.
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So awesome seeing how you bring it all together in these little Jam tracks too. You make it all look so easy!
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@droslean1
4 years ago
Is this a typo? A major triad is A C# E , and not A C E ... on 08:39
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