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The CAGED System Explained | Music Theory Guitar Lesson (Patreon)

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2017-10-31 20:32:39
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Hello friends,

And welcome to another music theory guitar lesson. In today's session we will learn about the CAGED system, and how it can be used to find all the positions of a basic chord across the fretboard. Let's get started!

P.S This tutorial goes out to your fellow patron Dawn, thanks so much for your thoughtful comments, I hope this video answers your questions. -Rob

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The CAGED System Explained | Music Theory Guitar Lesson

Gain access to TABS, exclusive tutorials and other awesome supporter perks at http://www.patreon.com/swiftlessons Hello friends, And welcome to another music theory guitar lesson. In today's session we will learn about the CAGED system, and how it can be used to find all the positions of a basic chord across the fretboard. Let's get started! My complete PDF Study Guide: https://goo.gl/kNhxCQ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Links: Bonus Resources - http://Patreon.com/Swiftlessons Request a song at: http://swiftguitar.com/request Facebook: http://facebook.com/swiftguitarlessons Instagram: https://instagram.com/swiftguitarlessons Twitter: https://twitter.com/swiftlessons

Comments

Tony Fletcher

Great video! Question: Why do you see diagrams of the Am Pentatonic Scale with the open strings and some diagrams without? Is it due to where the five positions fall on the neck (amount of available frets?) and need to come "back around" if that makes sense?

Anonymous

Wooo,Rob I am glad that I don’t miss this video! It is really useful and feel less painful when trying hard to remember the notes on the fret board! :0)

Anonymous

This is a really good lesson. Thanks, Rob.

Anonymous

Hardest part of the lesson comes at the end when you tell us to say the notes out loud when playing a scale forward and backward, and to always know what notes we are playing. Forward okay. Backward. OUCH! (But important.)

Anonymous

Rob, you are the BEST! Finally, I get it...at least the concept now makes real sense. The diagrams on the pdf are fantastic. I just never understood the relationship between the shapes and the root note. Yes, this will take a while to settle into my head, but having the concepts clear is something I never had before. Having this information to work on will keep me busy through the long, dark of winter! Thanks for making my question important and for the incredible turnaround for this lesson. I am enormously grateful!

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Hey Dawn, it's my pleasure, feel free to hit me with more questions, as that always gets my creativity flowing. So glad this is making sense, enjoy your practice! -Rob