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00:00 Intro
1:19 Major 6th
2:26 Tritone
3:29 Major & Minor 3rd
5:19 Major & Minor Triad
6:58 3rd Inversion Dom7
8:39 Minor 7th
9:27 Major 7th
10:20 MinMaj7th
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@treyxaviermusic 2 года назад

My songwriting course is finally HERE: bit.ly/SONGWRITINGCOURSE

@balrogDCLXVI 3 года назад

1:19 5ths to major 6ths and 3:29 major & minor 3rds are the essence of black metal

@quinnmitchel4075 3 года назад

I remember when I was first starting guitar like 4-5 yrs ago I remember seeing your old video on powerchords

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

I created you

@quinnmitchel4075 3 года назад

@@treyxaviermusic Ok Im gonna have a quick talk with my mom about that. 😂

@duaneraymond4252 Год назад

I've looked at all youtube has to offer on power chords and yours gives the most variation for simple to complex shapes. The others only do the very basic shapes. Well done, man.

@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69 9 месяцев назад

I mean let's say you do a C power chord all you gotta do is find all the closest C's and G's and just pick and choose. A Power chord is a root and 5th. A root and minor 6th or tritone are intervals.

@MofosRealReviews 3 года назад

I appreciate you showing it in drop. What I hate about most lesson videos on theory is it’s all in standard tuning and I play in low drop tunings

@Oilid 3 года назад

Cool!

@camf8372 2 года назад

I LOVE experimenting with chords. Gonna be getting a baritone guitar soon, can't wait to experiment with the chords in this video, on a baritone

@rickfeith6372 3 года назад

I love messing with the intervals, learn the sounds of these intervals and drill them into your brain...it will be something that travels with you across genres and throughout your musical journey. Also, that Strat is freaking gorgeousness!!!

@bruhtv7215 3 года назад

2:48 instant Voivod

@CreativeMindsAudio 3 года назад

Great video dude!! Makes me want to analyze all the weird power chords I use, actually a bunch of these I use. I think more people need to use the philosophy of who cares what it’s called it sounds good 😂.

@deadsky13 3 года назад

A lot of these seventh chords I used to play variations of them in jazz band in high school. My guitar teacher basically told me "play a barre chord (dom, maj7, min7) , but take out all the octaves and fifths". Playing them this way really made me learn my intervals besides root-fifth!

@heyimjoshnicetomeetya 2 года назад

Major/minor triads, add9, and 4 note power chords are my favorites to use in drop tunings. Just sound so much fuller.

@Ghaos 3 года назад

Your vid, and the takeaway idea it inspired (adding intervals above and below a P5 intervals to suggest larger chord shapes), helped me finish a song I was stuck on. Thank you for that, and keep up the good work.

@elmerjaworski8099 3 года назад

Thank you Trey for the nice list of chords to play around with 👍

@xsantijx 3 года назад

Thanks for this!!!!

@notdanwood 3 года назад

now this is epic

@BcBaxley 3 года назад

HELL YES 🤘 I feel like once I figured out power cord variations, I figured out my "style"...Such a strong and simple basis for having a more unique / melodic composition. Pick a key, scale, tempo, with a basic idea and then work with variations that help bring out what you are trying to "say" with the riff/song 🤓A topic I nerd out with other musicians for hours...

@AkselSv Год назад

Really cool stuff! I knew some of these, but not all of them

@ericsampoll 3 года назад

Thanks man, a little education , sick tone btw. 😎 guitar 🎸 looks and sounds 👌 🔥

@saveursound4now364 3 года назад

Your awesome man

@Samm801 2 года назад

Watched 2 minutes of this, realised I’d rather watch them in order - so I watched the first and now immediately this, and I must say It’s beautiful to see a 5 year difference in a few seconds. Big change! Thanks for the video, I learnt a thing or two.

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

Take a shot every time I say "this one's a bit of a stretch"

@razeshbudhathoki 3 года назад

The mitochondria is the powerchord of the cell!

@baibhabadhikari 3 года назад

i see what u did there xD

@SlyHikari03 Год назад

3:37 this chord (minor 3rd powerchord) is in a lot of black metal. It’s just this chord tremolo picked for 4 bars and then you scoot it down a semitone for another 4 bars.

@BlackFlameOfHatred Год назад

yeah black metal is basicly diatonic dyads tremolo picked

@SlyHikari03 Год назад

@@BlackFlameOfHatred yup

@noobasaurusrex9608 3 года назад

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Trey Bacharach! 🤣 For real tho this was a great video! So many tasty ideas 🤤

@syahidmaulanaputra3080 Год назад

Wow, remind me a mcr chord and riffs style

@quinnmitchel4075 3 года назад

Minor six reminds me of tool kinda

@olonix4780 Год назад

I like to think of this "3rd Inversion Dom7" power chord as an add9 power chord with a flattened 5th It's used this way in the chorus riff from "Rose of Sharyn" by KSE

@wareya 3 года назад

did you know???? if you play a major third up high enough it harmonizes with the powerchord and doesn't add any additional nastiness!11

@camf8372 2 года назад

I'm a grunge junky and I love using Chromatic progressions and instead of using 2 and 3 note shapes I use the open bar chord shape, mute out B and high E

@nokturnalsound2465 3 года назад

haha "relationshapes" you're a treasure

@elrondhubbard9127 11 месяцев назад

This is an awesome video. But I think I may have a power chord to add. It's basically a V chord in first inversion. Take any power chord and lower the root by a half step while keeping your 5th in the same postion. It would be the same fingering as a root - minor 6th dyad. Maybe I'm splitting hairs here though lol.

@treyxaviermusic 11 месяцев назад

I have that in my first video in this series, this is part 2

@abrahamgarcia5975 Год назад

I love these power chord variations videos. I've used so many of these in my group because you taught me that using different combos of two or three low strings can make such big sounds. Big thanks

@nisterror Год назад

Would be nice if you had a section or a second video where you played all the chords back to back without the explanation

@cory-o-cookies95 2 года назад

I know what I’m doing with my weekend

@GameDevMadeEasy 3 года назад

I knew a couple of the shapes from both videos, but I never knew what they were called. I figured them out by just experimenting.

@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69 9 месяцев назад

A power chord is a root and 5th. It's called a power chord because the perfect 5th is the dominant note and second most stable of the scale. Because of stability it is the basis for all chords unless it's a diminished 5th. It's also called a power chord because the root and 5th is the golden ratio Phi in the western musical scale. We even say Phi in Five like Phive. Seems arbitrary unless you understand why y.

@marcotixxx 3 года назад

minor major 7th is my new favorite chord

@tfwnoyandere 2 года назад

5:14 is a major second lol

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@alexandercarlinmusic9467 3 года назад

That one major 7th chord sounded like the first overlong chord ngl

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

Yeah the first chord from Everlong is indeed a major 7th

@cyborgoftheyear 3 года назад

I like minor 3rds a lot. Always reminiscent of Disincarnate.

@andrewpappas9311 3 года назад

The tritone, the perfect chord for summoning Satan (or if you wanna play Black Sabbath)

@metal1846 3 года назад

was your guitar in standard tuning?

@metal1846 3 года назад

i'm a beginner and i really didn't understand some of his tutorial

@morphius747 3 года назад

I can do half of these

@brunoalves3958 3 года назад

Aren’t power chords, by definition, root and 5th only?

@TedintheShed 3 года назад

Dad on Dad guitar playing Dad chords?

@Riffified 3 года назад

So you're telling me Green Day LIED TO ME

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

September is over, it’s time to wake up

@The-Vibrant-Photography 3 года назад

Did anybody else hear ninja turtles?

@himeshsinha6821 3 года назад

U need to tune it down.....a baritone maybe 😂😂

@himeshsinha6821 3 года назад

Mayonesguitars are gud though 😂😂

@Xavfire 3 года назад

These are diads

@cabbycabby1770 3 года назад

Eh... Power chords are 5ths, man. The “power”ful sound comes from the 5th. These are just different dyads.

@timothytornado2650 2 года назад

Wanna learn to play the chords you really need a book with a chord dictionary

@Bwayne3 3 года назад

lol....I guess you have a new definition of a power chord... 30 plus years of guitar/music training that teaches..."A POWER CHORD refers to a CHORD that contains only the root and the perfect fifth." I guess new teachers make stuff up... lol

@cabbycabby1770 3 года назад

Agreed. The “power” in the power chord is directly related to the 5th. These are all good examples of dyads, but not power chords.

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

seems like a waste of time to quibble about labels when you could be learning some new shit to play but that's just me

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

Also, if you want to get REALLY technical, there's no such thing as a power chord at all. It's also just a dyad. So just play riffs and have a good time, I already got a music degree and I can tell you it doesn't help with that.

@Bwayne3 3 года назад

@@treyxaviermusic wait a second,... I was just making a point of FACT. who's "Quibble"ing here bro?... YOU COULD ALSO JUST USE THE CORRECT TERMS WHEN ATTEMPTING TO TEACH SOMEONE. instead you just pull the "music degree" card... like that a means a dam thing when you're INCORRECT. lol. don't quibble now!

@treyxaviermusic 3 года назад

@@Bwayne3 The name of it makes zero difference in the sound of a chord or interval. Call it whatever you want, play it or don't. You clearly already know what a power chord is, so why did you even watch the video? Power chords don't exist in music theory anywhere, so it's an incorrect term by every measure - it's just a colloquialism.

@timothytornado2650 2 года назад

Good video but not as a tutorial

@timothytornado2650 2 года назад

Seems knowledgable but plays through the chords too fast and dont give you any diagrams to look at to figure something out

@treyxaviermusic 2 года назад

There are diagrams onscreen for every single one