Electric guitar options (part 17) – Double stop Harmonized Major scale

Electric guitar options (part 16) – Double stop 6ths

Electric guitar options (part 15) – Double stop inverted 3rds

Electric guitar options (part 14) – Double stop chord fragments

Electric guitar options (part 13) – Barre Chords

Electric guitar options (part 12) – Plus Two

Electric guitar options (part 11) – Triads moving one note

Electric guitar options (part 10) – Triads with open string

Electric guitar options (part 9) – Triads

Electric guitar options (part 8) – Octaves with open string

Electric guitar options (part 7) – 10ths with open string

Electric guitar options (part 6) – 10ths

Electric guitar options (part 5) – Octaves

Electric guitar options (part 4) – 5ths

Electric guitar options (part 3) – 3rds

Electric guitar options (part 2) - Roots

Electric guitar options (part 1) - Introduction

Numbered scale for Bass

Piano & keyboard shortcut (part 2) using the number system

Piano & keyboard shortcut (part 1) using the number system

Why the number system?

Incorporating open strings (part 4) with lead lines

Incorporating open strings (part 3) - G form example

Incorporating open strings (part 2) - CAGED forms

Incorporating open strings (part 1) - introduction

How to create any chord on the keyboard

Numbered chords using a cut capo

Understanding barre chords (part 2) - "A" form barre chords

Understanding barre chords (part 1)

Numbered chords in C, A, E and D forms

Understanding song structure

The Na System (part 5) - Law #3

The Na System (part 4) - playing arpeggios and chord tones on guitar and bass

Understanding how chords move (part 4) - Tritone substitution

The Na System (part 3) - Understanding modes on guitar or bass

The Na System (part 2) - How to map out the entire fretboard

The Na System (part 1)

Undertanding chord tones on guitar (part 2) - why it is important

How to play the 5th chord as a suspended chord using chord tones

How to play the 4th chord as a Major 9th chord using chord tones

How to play one alternate shape for each of the 1, 4 and 5 chord

How to use three chords to play all the chords in a progression

Understanding how chords move (part 3) - secondary dominants

Understanding how chords move (part 2) - Cycle of fourths

Understanding how chords move (part 1) - 5 chord moving to 1

Basic jazz chords (part 4) two additional dominant type chords

Understanding chord tones on guitar (part 1)

Understanding how a capo works

How to play traditional chords in G form using the number system

The quickest and easiest way to start playing songs on the guitar using the number system

Understanding chord formation (part 3) - examples of forming complex chords

Understanding chord formation (part 2) - examples

Understanding chord formation (part 1)

Basic jazz chords (part 2) - A string root

Basic jazz chords (part 3) - applying all 6 jazz chords using the number system

Basic jazz chords (part 1) - E string root

How to form chords on the guitar

Understanding chord symbols

How to play the major scale on guitar and bass

How to play 3 note arpeggios on guitar and bass