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Beautiful

yeah; someone needs to keep the root note consistent so that other instruments can play around with inversions / other chords.

Beautiful.

This is a big motivation boost! Thank you for this great Video😊

Awesome.

do you have a vid on how to play this? or sheet music?

❤ Love it! Thank you for sharing.

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I love it. Not as much as I like the mismatched socks……..with sandals

I've heard this advice but it never made sense to me why is helpful. Until I realized or someone else said (can't remember which is it) it's great for teaching you the relations between the degrees in the scale, much more so then when you're playing it inside your favorite box.

i like this more live /personal feel, have you ever thought about streaming a session of you just creating something fun just like going through the creative process unscripted ish ? or do you think that there is some magic lost seeing the struggle and time it takes to nail something / its just to time intensive for yourself to not be unhappy with whatever result ? I guess what i am asking is if you feel like some "random" off the cuff songwriting would be too mechanical/boring for yourself to do live and if so what would be the difference for you to actually "make something" you enjoy Cheers!

I agree. I've always thought it's like how people join the dots to see Astrological figures in the sky. After the basic imagination it takes to 'see' them, I think it's a stretch to envisage the purpose and that requires even further imagination. It's kind of like, 'yeah, OK, now what?' You still need other dots (notes) outside the shape to connect them and make the system work. Maybe I'm not articulating this very well here.

The caged system chords can be a little vanilla, but for learning arpeggios, inversions, pentatonics, major scale etc... then connecting them with knowing the triads across the neck is amazing. Start combining 1 then 2 then all positions. Arpeggio up then scale down. 2 octave arpeggio up, scale down. Scale up, arpeggio down. Pentatonic up, major scale down etc... Same idea, listening, tagging and relating back to what you already know the caged system is a beast. Have you listened to Guthrie Trapp Rotem?

"...pull it out of your...hand, in real-time..." You almost slipped, Idan! ;o)

Where is the root each time the chord moves? Yawn.

I've never been a fan of the CAGED system because 1. All of the chords are in root position, and 2. the voicings are pretty boring, to my ears anyway If I was starting from scratch, I'd focus on learning inversions on the same string (Example C maj triad built from C, then E, then G). I ignored inversions in my early playing days, and forcing myself to learn them for various chord types (Maj, min, Dom, aug, dim, 7th chords, etc) was some of the most worthwhile practice time that I ever spent. Great video!

So helpful, thank you.

Idan is so wise. He is the buddhist monk from the matrix. Please write a book.

Improvisation,,,EVERYDAY. ❤IT.

4:53 Nice playing

Beautiful but such shitty camera work!

Would you talk about playing standup bass and what's different from electric bass

Rotem, you are awesome! Thanks for the very useful & concise lesson. Also, "Dream Louder" is one of my favorites!

Come to the UK and bring Jens with you...

1:21 Really like the little melodies

Blimey youre good

You played it different when you explained what you played first?

My brain starts to understand but my hands are extremely refusing to put the fingers where I want to

Where’s the full version? Your shorts seem out of context but I can never figure out where it’s coming from!

The pain to play 1st inversion of major 7 chord on 4th string is real!

Not sure what the point of this video is, but i do know an idiot posted it.

Tab?

Che chitarra è???

Mazal Tov!

Came in for Slash, remained for the lesson 😂😂😂😂

Could you explain why I, V of IV, IV, and IV minor works? why is there F minor at the end? I can see that Ab is only a half step from G (Vth degree) so it's a sharp V that moves to G in the bass (2nd inversion of C)

Love your red sock, but that grey one is so passé!😂

Thank you very much. Beautiful lesson. On a tech note, you have too much ambient noise on your voice mic. You sound perfect when you approach to the camera, but not good at normal distance. Get a lav. Thanks again, I love those spread voicings!❤

GSUS made my day - thank you! 🤩👍

Obviously the right hand guitar, because the fretboard is narrow/not that broad in my case, because my hands are small.

What model guitar are you playing?

Slash chords are played by the lead guitarist in Guns'n'Roses.

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beautiful tone on your guitar ... love it ... thanks for the information!!!!