Triads and inversions!! The key to the spice of music! Well done. Bob

Thanks Paddyboy

I also gained a lot from the triad lessons from Brian

Thanks for sharing

Cheers Vincent

I liked the way you talked us through and explained what you were working on. Great challenge submission for sure!

Great insight in your triad studies, Paddyboy. It really inspires me to dive deeper in this topic.

Nicely done.
Great lesson.

AndréM

Hi Paddyboy, I agree! Triads are a great way to see the guitar neck and open up so much.

Good explanation, Paddyboy. We can never get enough of that. One thing I don’t understand is why the dim chord sounds so unpleasant to my ears. I understand the theory as to why the 7th chord should be a dim, but it doesn’t sound as good to my ears as a plain old minor 7 chord. I guess technically a minor 7 chord would fit into the mixolydian scale.

Triads are where it’s at! So useful to navigate the fretboard. Nice presentation.

Definitely inspiring for further research Passy Boy.
Thank you

Well explained and applied Paddy Boy. Your keen interest in this is infectious and motivating. Keep on rocking in the free world!

John

I hear you, Paddyboy. I’m a believer when it comes to triads. 😀

James

That’s another great lesson for this challenge – well done Paddy.

Triads have been a popular lightbulb moment for many of us Paddy. Very well planed and demonstrated. Keep on pickin’ and all the best! 🥸🎸🥸

That is a good exercise to practice triads on the sets of strings especially the first two sets and in the key of your choice. It is a big world on the fretboard when it comes to triads. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for the lesson, Paddyboy. 👍🏽

Nicely presented ,I agree wholeheartedly triads totally open up the fretboard and is the pathway to simplicity.

Martin

Yes indeed, my lightbulb was about triads too! So useful, and they really helped me learn the fret board.

Great examples, and explained well. Thanks for sharing!

Nice submission, Paddyboy – I often think that I’d have got further faster by learning Triads rather than struggling to stretch my fingers to complete ‘cowboy chords’ when I first started learning the guitar 🤓

Hey Paddy, those triads and their inversions are priceless! The uses for those are limitless, so good you’re working on those and so should I. Thanks for the well done presentation!

Wow Paddy, you picked such a powerful theme! I love how you’re studying not only the triads in a given key but also their inversions, and across string sets! That’s foundational and I thank you for your clear explanation.

Cheers, Tom