Use a couple music theory tips to find out what key you're in as long as you know a few of the chords. This will work on guitar, piano, violin, anything. Just plug the chords you know into this formula and bam!
To find out how triads are made from a key:
To find out how to play the major scale:
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I spends so much time and money to learn music and learnt absolutely nothing and you just give it for free.
You are awesome man.
@Buzz Nepal as long that it can be understand
100% Agree!! He is simply the best
@L1nkn1vy Yeah, not much from ad revenue though. Most teachers on here use YouTube to get people to buy their courses. The YouTube videos are bite size versions of what you’ll get from their course.
You must pay him as much as you spent with those useless teachers….LOL
U learnt something today! Awesome! 🙂 I say learnt as well
Thanks for another great lesson. The theory part of learning to play is, to me, more difficult than the left hand/right hand work. I appreciate the diagrams at the bottom of the vid, it helps a lot to visualize it.
So good to hear! Thanks for watching!
This was SUPER helpful, thank you so much! I love your channel!
Thanks so much Kate!
great and practical explanation, I get it finally! you make guitar theory look easy, thank you very much Sean!!
So happy to help!
Hey, i’m brazilian and just found out your channel. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your knowledge!!! There’s a lot of useful information, and it’s so hard to find someone explaining like this, especially in music. Keep it going, man!
Thanks! Glad you found this useful.
This series is exactly what I needed. I had no idea what I was doing with writing songs/ improv and this series has opened the doors for me. My playing ability has always been so much more advanced than my theory and you have helped so much. Thank you for this!
I’m glad I could help!
You are very helpful and a great teacher. Keep on keeping on !
+keltin quesnel thanks so much! I’ll keep it up!
Amazing lesson… Simple and well explained! Many thanks!
Respect! This is such a revelation…great tutorial. You have an incredible way to transfer knowledge…thanks!
+Prince James That’s the goal my man!
I’m so happy there are people like you in YouTube! Thanks for the great content and the various subjects that you cover on your channel, appreciate it 🙂
Always happy to help!
Putting that little chart there broke me through on a concept I’ve been struggling with for years. THANK YOU SEAN.
Thank you so much for this. I think this was the one that finally broke through my thick skull and made it all make a ton more sense. I think you legit unlocked music for me. Chord transitions, no problem, how to turn a ho hum chord into a 7 chord, etc, moveable shapes, all good, but that was like having someone hand you a fish. This was like teaching someone how to fish. The analogy is probably terrible, but thank you for unlocking it all for me!
Thanks Sean, you are an awesome teacher
Happy to help out!
You are a great communicator and teacher, I learn so much with you! Thanks!
Finally someone who just gets to the point and speaks like a regular guy. Subscribed.
Right everybody is trying be a celebrity
Imagine speaking like a regular guy
@bred yeah
@bred nice name tho…?
Facts
I’ve searched and searched for a straightforward and universal answer to this, and YOU are the only person who has actually made an accurate and helpful answer. THANK YOU! ?
Awesome video! This was so much more clear and high calibre than a lot of other guitar videos you’ll see here. You definitely earned a sub! ??
Welcome to the party!
@Sean Daniel Ayy, stoked to be here mate ????
I’ve taken two Coursera courses on learning guitar from Berklee professors and never learned this simple but important info. And I have been asking myself this question a lot…how do I know what playing in a certain key means? You explained it perfectly in this short video! Much appreciated and now subscribed.
This is such an awesome video. The concepts are clear but not too complex. Thanks!
Thank you so much, this is the information I’ve been looking for sooooo long. And you explain it very well!
happy to help!