Truefire - Rob Garland's Chord Navigator: CAGED Triads (2016)

P2P | August 03 2016 | 915 MB
Guitar players spend 90% of their time playing rhythm guitar and yet, we tend to stick to the chord shapes that we’re most familiar with. Of course, this greatly limits our sound palette and stunts our creativity. There are dozens of ways to play any chord, anywhere on the neck, IF you understand how they’re constructed and IF you know how to navigate the fretboard to find and play them.

Rob Garland’s Chord Navigator: CAGED Triads will show you how to quickly and easily construct and play major, minor, suspended, diminished and augmented triads, in any key, anywhere on the fretboard.

”Not every musician wants a chord chart on their bedroom wall. Yet, how do you make the leap from grasping open chords and one or two barre chord forms to easily memorizing and utilizing other chord shapes? With Chord Navigator: CAGED Triads, you'll quickly understand the theory and application behind creating triads and be able to play your own chord voicings over a wide variety of popular stylized song forms.”

Rob organized the course into three sections: Section 1 examines how to build major triads and covers topics such as learning the notes on the neck, building chords from the major scale, finding major triads throughout the five open CAGED chords shapes, and understanding and creating smaller hip inversions and utilizing them in songs.

Lessons in this section include: String & Note Names, Note Name Exercise, The Major Scale: Key of C, Building Major Chord Triads, The CAGED System: C Triads, C Triad Inversions & CAGED, C Triad Inversions Application, Major Scale & Triad: Key of G, The CAGED System: G Triads, G Triad Inversions & CAGED and Using Triads to Play Changes.

Section 2 takes an in-depth look at minor chords and enables you to play minor triads all over the neck in both large and small voicings. In this section of the course, you’ll learn how three note minor chords (triads) are created and how, by applying the C-A-G-E-D chord system, you'll be able to play minor chords all over the neck.

Lessons in this section include: Building Minor Chord Triads, The CAGED System: C Minor Triads, C Minor Triad Inversions & Application, The CAGED System: G Minor Triads, G Minor Triad Inversions & Application, Using Minor Triads to Play Changes and Combining Major & Minor Triads

Section 3 examines other chord forms such as diminished, augmented, and suspended chords. In this section of the course, you’ll learn how diminished, augmented, and suspended triads are created and how, by applying the C-A-G-E-D chord system, you'll be able to play these chord shapes all over the neck.

Lessons in this section include: Building Diminished Chord Triads, Using Dim & Aug Over Changes, Building Suspended Chord Triads, Suspended Triads Over Changes

Each section explains how to create and apply chord voicings that will enhance the way you play songs and also inspire compositional ideas. The performance examples, within each section, are played over rhythm tracks so that you can hear the chords you create and apply them rhythmically in the context of songs.

All of the performances are tabbed and notated for your practice, reference and study purposes. You’ll also get Guitar Pro files so that you can play, loop and/or slow down the tab and notation as you work through the lessons. Plus, Rob generously includes all of the rhythm tracks for you to work with on your own.

Grab your guitar and let’s navigate our fretboards with Rob Garland!


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