Bar Chords Lesson Video

Danny Poole · 20-10-2005

To view this full video you must me a member of Guitar Tutor Online (Join Guitar Tutor Online Here). I was going to open it to everyone but unfortunately it would suck my allotted domain traffic/bandwidth.

You can view a sample of this video here - 1.09MB

Level - Intermediate: This video discusses how bar chords are created from open chords. Linking the shapes through a simple theory.

File Size: 33MB
Resolution: 576x432
Codec: Xvid - (download this to get the picture working on the Video)
Length: 8:41

Download: Bar Chords Lesson (xvid)

I have placed the video here because I want discussions on this lesson, what you do and don’t understand. I want to improve this process of teaching Bar Chords so that everyone understands it easily.

fretdancer · 23-10-2005

I am only now starting to use barre chords. I have been playing for just over 18 months and am self teaching, (that is using sites like this as opposed to going to a tutor)..can that be called "self teaching"?...anyway I digress.
To get back to the point, I am finding that Barre chords seem to greatly improve the speed of my play - its far easier to move from chord to chord using barre shapes than open chord shapes in my experience. It seems to be opening up my repertiore much more now that I am learning to shift from chord to chord.
mind, its hard at first to get clean sounding chords !!!

Pete

Danielle22 · 03-11-2005

Hey Danny,

Downloaded the barre chord video last week, but all I got was audio...no video. I tried to open it using Windows Media Player... I downloaded Real Player this week...and tried both, but I still just get sound... What do you use to open a .avi file?

Thanks,
Danielle

Danny Poole · 03-11-2005

Download this Codec: Xvid and install it, then you'll have the picture!

20-10-2005	#1
Danny Poole Administrator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Townsville, Australia. Age: 36 Posts: 2,357 Rep Power: 10	Bar Chords Lesson Video To view this full video you must me a member of Guitar Tutor Online (Join Guitar Tutor Online Here). I was going to open it to everyone but unfortunately it would suck my allotted domain traffic/bandwidth. You can view a sample of this video here - 1.09MB Level - Intermediate: This video discusses how bar chords are created from open chords. Linking the shapes through a simple theory. File Size: 33MB Resolution: 576x432 Codec: Xvid - (download this to get the picture working on the Video) Length: 8:41 Download: Bar Chords Lesson (xvid) I have placed the video here because I want discussions on this lesson, what you do and don’t understand. I want to improve this process of teaching Bar Chords so that everyone understands it easily. __________________ Remember, If it was meant to be easy everybody would be a great guitarist. Last edited by Danny Poole : 26-07-2006 at 12:26 AM.

03-11-2005	#3
Danielle22 Newbie ! Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	Audio but no Video... Hey Danny, Downloaded the barre chord video last week, but all I got was audio...no video. I tried to open it using Windows Media Player... I downloaded Real Player this week...and tried both, but I still just get sound... What do you use to open a .avi file? Thanks, Danielle

03-11-2005	#4
Danny Poole Administrator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Townsville, Australia. Age: 36 Posts: 2,357 Rep Power: 10	Xvid Codec Needed! Download this Codec: Xvid and install it, then you'll have the picture! __________________ Remember, If it was meant to be easy everybody would be a great guitarist.

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23-10-2005	#2
fretdancer Active Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 36 Rep Power: 0	I am only now starting to use barre chords. I have been playing for just over 18 months and am self teaching, (that is using sites like this as opposed to going to a tutor)..can that be called "self teaching"?...anyway I digress. To get back to the point, I am finding that Barre chords seem to greatly improve the speed of my play - its far easier to move from chord to chord using barre shapes than open chord shapes in my experience. It seems to be opening up my repertiore much more now that I am learning to shift from chord to chord. mind, its hard at first to get clean sounding chords !!! Pete

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