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Thanks Good player but you talk too much Comment from : ukulelechriswilson

Need clarification please : A is the Diminished 7 interval of B? Referring to the C Diminished chord When I count C to C I get 9 notes and not 8 as the Major scale Apologies if you deem this a dumb question I thank you in anticipation Comment from : rajen naidoo

Great lesson Jared Thanks Comment from : Rick Crespo

Jared what a excellent lesson subscribed Comment from : bosstone43

Incredible Detailed and accessible I appreciate how you were able to deliver so much rich information with accessible language and approachable examples Comment from : Irving Figueroa

The idea of a half step from below or a whole step from above is indeed a game changer I wish I had known this 500 hours of diminished chord study ago :) Alas, the understanding gained will still be useful (hopefully) Thanks for another excellent lesson The light bulb is finally on Comment from : Tim Smith

To the point and very informative, thank you! Comment from : Matt ODowd

figuring out how to use diminished chords and secondary dominants for cadence might be the most overlooked lesson for guitaristsbrgreat vid man Comment from : snow politics

Awsome!🖤🔥 Comment from : Khashayar Chavoshian

Thanks for the information I've been working on trying to figure out how to incorporate diminished chords into my playing and you just explained it so well Unbelievable how simple the patterns and shapes are with the way you broke it down This opened up a whole other chapter in my knowledge and I'm already having a blast using the chords to modulate and jump to the different voicings Definitely feel like this is going to get me out of that rut Comment from : Jacob Guitar

In our Lutheran hymnal, one of our canticles modulates from Dm to G at the end by going Dm - C - F - Bb - Adim7 - Gmin7 - D/F# - G It sounds awesome!brbrGreat video! Comment from : Jon Collins

Excellent explanation! Thank you so much! Comment from : Laura Karlyle

12:23 Came for the diminished chords and found the first inversion major 7th! OMG, I really love that sound 🤯 Comment from : Marco Perilla

why you whispering Comment from : guitarz04

New sub, first time viewer Thanks for your info, very easy to follow and learn from Nice tele btw:) Comment from : Banjo Fett

Yep, I needed a quick way to get work into's with diminished chords and you gave me exactly what I want Comment from : Grant Ligon

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Wish I could give more likes Your presentations have been quite amazing from what I have seen so far I can follow you considerably more effortlessly than Ted Greene, who I had previously turned to when trying to increase my music theory and how it applies to the guitar After watching this I have determined woodshedding these ideas and techniques will definitely help me And that video you did on shell chords was an awesome one also Live Long and Prosper Jared🎶 Comment from : Anthony Newcombe

too verbose!!! you should DIMINISH too much beating around the bush, man!!! Comment from : R D

lesson everybody should see!! Comment from : Theofanis Topalis

I can say, this is the best lesson about diminished chords I have seen Comment from : NunezKant

chords are built in thirds and if you are using the first seven letters of the alphabet to denote the tones in a four note chord you are limited to the following groupings of letters in the key of C major: CEGB, DFAC, EGBD, FACE, GBDF, ACEG and BDFA and if the chords are fully diminished four note chords the first one will by necessity be spelled CEbGbBbb brbrhence, the rather confusing B double flat it just about spelling chords correctly, is all it is considered pedantic to insist on a correct spelling unless one is writing a treatise on traditional harmony, howeverbrbrhere are the other fully diminished chords as spelled correctly in the key of C major: DFAbCb, EGBbDb, FAbCbEbb, GBbDbFb, ACEbGb and DFAbCb you'll notice the other instance (E double flat) of a double flatted note and the unusual instances of C flat and F flat again it's all about spelling Comment from : huey hoolihan

Thanks! Comment from : hank whitsett

Tremendously refreshing information and might I add, very well-produced videos Like most of us, I have watched many—not just guitar, of course Yours are among the best Succinct, very well paced and conveying a contagious enthusiasm for music and its intersection with guitar Comment from : hank whitsett

i like your style <3 Comment from : Rafael Belor

I like the look of the black backdrop Comment from : Tim List

Highly informative, organized comprehensive overview on diminished chords Thank you, Jared! Comment from : Cal Ravens

Awesome Vid man TYSM Comment from : Peter Baker

Great lesson thanks Comment from : Morrisman Smith

Great channel Comment from : Matt

i really dig the flow this guy has not speaking too slowly not too fast not trying to steer you to his patreon so he can take up hours of your time to keep milking you this guy gives really lays it on you hell of an instructor Comment from : Freddie Jackson

Great video 💯🙏😊👍 Comment from : Bram Van der Borg

hello whare you on Go forward guitar I signed on to your course a few years ago and recently recovered an old email address those cords you taught when I was sighed into forward guitar I remember I wanted a telecaster so bad any way hear I am watching a vedio of yoursRoland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA Comment from : Roland J Gutierrez

You really improved my playing and my knowledge with this informative video, thank you You are an excellent teacher Comment from : Bert Botha

By far too fast🫣 Comment from : Wolfgang Kapferer

Remember kids, always look in the mirror In the major world C leads to F first but G leads back to C in the reflection - via those nice leading notes E and B - and that's a telltale interval at 2:3 or is it 3:4? There's 2 things going on here not one, majors - minors, odds and evens and a 3-6-9-12 diminished square looks a lot like G7b9, E7b9, Db7b9 or Bb7b9 Comment from : Phil Norris

I’m glad I found your videos Thank you Finally understanding concepts I’ve been struggling with for years Comment from : Redmosq

This is the first lesson I watched in 2023 and honestly I think it will be hard to topbrA definite game changer brbrThank you , Thank you, Thank you Comment from : Paddy Maxwell

Great lesson 👍brCheers 🍻🍻🍻 Comment from : Buck JoFiden

I have seen quite a few modern blues players using the half diminished in demos and songs Great lesson for moderate to advanced players Comment from : ksharpe10

Check out the Slipknot section from the Grateful💀Dead ‘s Help On The Way/Slipknot/Franklins Tower segue My favorite example of diminished runs Comment from : Christopher Finn

Didn't diminish my interest in diminished chord😊 Comment from : Louie De ocampo

I like rock, but I love the harmonic minor scale I always call it jazz when I accidently play a wrong note LOL Comment from : The Time Prophet

My third video watching Jaredtime to subscribe Not only incredibly easy to understand but so very very rich in useable theory Many thanks Comment from : raslo layton

Great lesson Thanks! Comment from : ensaerodynamics

Fantastic lesson, and great teaching Subscribed! Comment from : Matt

Dude, nobody actually understands anything you’re fucking saying you’re not actually teaching anything because anybody that can actually understand you already understands what it is teaching so you’re not being effective your mouth is just going 100 miles an hour Are you on Speed? Comment from : DeleteDelete Lawz

why minor scale ?brthe diminished chord exists in the major scale too Comment from : curtis newton

Brilliant lesson Jared Thanks Comment from : Alpha Omega Music

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Wow man sheesh you talk fast man Comment from : Jazz Williamz

Hey Jared, what is that thingy you have above the nut of your guitar? What is its function? to reduce buzz or to keep the sound clean?? Pray tell Comment from : Michael Lewis

Wow, simply wow this is for sure one of the most valuable lessons I followed in a long time Precious 32 minutes Thank you very much for that Will follow and look for the other ones BUT: since I am very inspired to pick up my guitar for hours now I have to explain to my wife that all the work that has to be done in our garden will have to be rescheduled 😇🤣 Comment from : Jens von Ewald

Thanks! I’ve been putting dims all over “you’d be so nice to come home to” Comment from : Yoo Tuub

Great lesson Thank you🎸 Comment from : Brendan Slaven

Thank you Jared, very calm yet disciplined Comment from : Danny Archer

Why are we whispering? Comment from : wjhandy

Inspiring info cheers Comment from : Richard Anderson

I've just now found ure channel Lovin ure style, at last I feel like I've got a start connection to dim chords Thank you Incidentally we've got very similar electric guitars Comment from : interdiction

Fantastic lesson well taughtbrIt's a stretch for me (yay!)brThe appropriate level of marketingbrbrI subscribedbrI will be busy unsubscribing to other channels Comment from : Mike W

This guy really knows his stuff! Comment from : David Turnage

love the way you teach moving through the various forms with explanation So much info to digest best 32 minutes of guiter I have seen on youtube ever THANK YOU Comment from : J Con

Sounds like the music from Diablo game Comment from : Paul Hodgson

I think of the bb7 (double flat 7) as simply differentiating the note from the 'normal' dominant 7th of the scale For example, if we take the key of C, the dominant 7th would be Bb (B flat) So there could be a temptation to associate the 7th in a diminished chord with the dominant 7 of the scale, which would be incorrect As you pointed out, the 7th in a C diminished is actually an A - one tone down from Bb (the C scale dominant 7th!), so calling it a double flat 7 is actually a good choice 🙂 Comment from : NotMarkKnopfler

The diamond in the rough I've been looking for!!!!! You have the real secrets my friend!!!!! Comment from : Peter Pileeki

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All I have to do is mentally say 'diminished 7th chords' and I start hearing Steve Vai lol Comment from : Argle Bargle

Jared, my mind is blown! This title isn't even click-bait! I'm so happy to see your channel gaining momentum I really felt the joy in this lesson! Thank you 🤟 Comment from : Garrett Plumley

I appreciate you taking the time to teach use (with quality videos none the less) so here’s a dollar 😌 Comment from : HL-Felix

I've understood more in the space of time this video took that what I've understood in the last few months! I'm not a guitarist but dabble on the bass & composition - Thank you!! Comment from : Andrew Austin

Could you be any more confusing?!? NO!!! Comment from : Paul Enzor

Anyone know what specific guitar that is? Yes I know it’s a Tele but which one specifically Comment from : Iam Jd

Crash Daddy is right My problem is that you packed so much information that I get lost Any one of your topics could be a video on its own In any case, thank you Comment from : Tom Toss

Great approach, structured and with a composed and calm delivery Thank you for your dedication! Comment from : Lourenço Feron

sick would Latin Guitar Scales work with this i hear it in my head i dont know why l0l Comment from : Ephraim Warrior

Awesome lesson The use of the diminshed chords is like a bus you can hop on to take you to another part of music town you`ve only heard about ;-) Comment from : Lee Child

George Harrison of the Beatles referred to the diminished chords as the naughty chords Thanks for the lesson, I'm feeling very naughty right nowbr Comment from : mark hill

Great informative explanation of ways to use diminished chords Extremely well done! I've subscribed 🎼🎶 Comment from : Glenn Michael Thompson

I must be thick but I cannot follow Comment from : james keith

Do a video on the finger picking technique you are using here Comment from : SF Casa Curious

I can see how the dim7 chord is built from the 7th dergee of harmonic minor but how does that figure into the whole-half dim scale which also can build the dim 7 chord Should you use the scale from the 7th degree of harmonic minor or the whole-half dim scale to play over dim 7 chords? Comment from : Tim Smith

I have been playing guitar for 40 years subscribed, liked, notifications on! Comment from : newname363

Superb video! So many great tips I subscribed Comment from : gtrdoc911

I recently said “don’t worry about completeness” Well, this one is pretty friggin’ complete and it’s GREAT! Thanks a lot! Comment from : C Sc

I have been fascinated with diminished chords for a long time But this lesson seriously enhances my understanding of how to apply them in comping So simple Thanks Comment from : Larry Booth

Another great lesson from Jared This is high quality instruction rarely found in so much detail on youtube I purchased 3 of his courses and they are excellent, they helped me improve my understanding of music theory as well as my playing The theory plus the exercises are high quality Diminished chords are so interesting to me, most instructors skip them, focusing only on major, minor, and dominant Jared lays out a master class telling us everything there is to know Comment from : JeffMad

A really worth while video, learnt something and understood what you were explaining Thank you Jared Comment from : Stuart Arnold

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4 seconds in and already a thumbs up, lol Intro blew me away, and I just know that the rest of the video will be great Comment from : TheJELLIBN

Could you do this with dominant chords? This was highly informative Comment from : iP1ss3xcellence

Oh I'm going to be digging on that How Insensitive jam! Amazing lesson!!! I got so much out of this one! Comment from : Sean Wholey

Hello Jared, I've been following religiously all of your free content on YouTube and I feel like a complete different guitar player I have a metal background and understanding theory with your videos was a complete game changingbrI was very interested in your Nail the Changes course however I cannot afford it, do you have any suggestions or alternatives to improve to the next level? Comment from : Devan Arya

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