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Triad Jumping! – (Different positions, same triad) (Circle if 4ths)
Often times we get stuck, playing the same phrase in the same positions. This can be a positive thing, but at the same time it can be a negative thing. While practicing the repetition of the movement, they’re going to be times where that same position doesn’t work in different keys, here’s a simple exercise to help you understand the different positions you can play the same phrase using triads
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Deric! I love all your tutorials. My question is is there a certain order I should follow with your vid’s ? I’m four years self taught with a very long way to go. I just want to make sure I’m not missing anything or important steps on my learning journey!!
Gary “G-ROB” Robinson
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Cool that’ll work!!! Sounds like a plan!!!
Hello- so I’m learning this just because I feel that I have to as a musician. Thankfully and surprisingly it was easy for me to learn fast (I’ve been playing a long time). However, when it comes to a groove or soloing, how does the circle of 4ths play a role??
Not sure that I’m really understanding the question here (just offering my two cents), but I think that it will help with familiarity, and learning/knowing the fretboard. It will help us to move out of our comfort zone so that we’ll have more options available to us.
Teddy Blackman