GUITAR THEORY: Expanding Chord Vocabulary with Triads
Published on 23 February 2016
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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question...
Q: How can I apply triads in songs when they get mostly used as a second guitar part? Can you explain the function of triads especially in cases where chords already exist and the triads are used as a back-up part. They sound like they really help layer chord progressions, on both recordings & live, but I need help in understanding their basic application. Thanks.
Peter -- Halifax, Nova Scotia
A: The three-note chords commonly given names like; triads, triple-stops, or triadic inversions can operate in several ways including, (but not limited to); creating underlying harmony on a layered track when you're making a recording, implying a sound under a larger chord such as a 4-note chord otherwise known as a 7th quality chord, or perhaps as a rootless 7th chord where the only instrument implying the root is the bass guitar. In the video lesson I examine how triads operate in some of these types of situations.
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