When I started to watch, and study Rick Beato's amazing tutorial videos, my understanding of key harmony elements and the possibility to reproduce them in my guitar opened a whole new world in this marvelous form of art, so I decided to buy his book. I can tell that yesterday, after I got it, I couldn't stop reading, playing and discovering his magic. Thank you Rich for such a generous gift!!

Since this is live. Rick thanks for the help your channel has provided for me. When I win a Grammy you will be among the guys I thank. You changed my life. Thank you.

I wish I had a guitar teacher like you , you're the best thank you for this beautiful lesson

Your channel is truly excellent! You are filling in all the holes in my knowledge and helping me expand on my ideas no end, many thanks and much love from the U.K

This is amazing!! Thanks for posting this Rick! I’ll be practicing this tomorrow morning! You Rock!

Mr. Beato … you are by far the best source of inspiration and music IQ on KZfaq. Plus, a really wonderful person. 👍🏼

Thank you Rick! Whenever I find my guitar progress in a dead-end street, your videos get me back on the right track!

As usual, I am in awe of your talent, Rick! Thanks!

beautiful piano & orchestral chordings!

The first video of yours on spread triads was already so good and the one is a nice complement , specially towards the end.

Great video as always! The music theory videos are very useful to me and checking out these cool little exercises on guitar are a great help as well. Thank you!

This is excellent! Thank you for showing us this Rick!

Amazing lesson Rick!! Thank you so much!

You are the man. I've been working on open voice triads and their inversions. Great food for thought!

I like lessons that force you to think melodically as well as being fun. Thanks

Brilliant thanks Rick love the passing tone lead in sounds really moody

great lesson Rick!.....thanks for posting.....

Nice job on this one! Really stayed on topic well.

Whenever I open your video, I learn something new

I love the guitar lessons, thanks!

Love this! It's a little bit like listening to Hawkings "A Brief History of Time" way over my head. I'm going to have to take each triad and write it out and practice moving up the neck changing the inversion. But it's worth it. You make it sound so beautiful! Thanks for posting!!✌❤🎶

Great lesson, thanks Rick!

Great food for thought...thanks for this.

Just beautifully done.....TY RB!

What a great video!...spread triads rulz!

Fantastic Video Rick....How To Practice.....this goes with the Forum

Wow, what a great lesson thank you!

Rick I love your channel and thank you for the amazing content!Unfortunately the universe doesn't owe me good things so I feel grateful for your great work!Cheers from Athens Greece!

Interesting practice ideas! Took a lot from this!

Thank you so much Mr. Rick

Wow the piano in the beginning of this video blew me away!!!

Great lesson, thanks!

Great video. Thank you so much.

Great lesson Rick! You can hear a lot of this in Julian Lage playing. Need to practice now!

Outstanding. Again.

You are a youtube treasure, i like everything about your channel, especially your attitude towards music and the way you humbly relay your knowledge, keep up the good work, i hope you get 1,000,000 subs and more!

I always miss your live videos! Do you have a schedule posted? Also...I'd love to see a video on using rhythms as a composition tool. Have you done that already?

You mentioned that some know their major spread triads and not the minor. I’ve only been trying this for a couple of days now, but it made more sense to me when I practiced the major and minor simultaneously. The relationship between the forms made everything start to gel faster than when I was only practicing the major ones.

You're Great, Thanks!

Thanks Rick, this is fun to get stuck into. Think you might revisit the concept in more depth/covering more complex triads at some point?

Thanks Rick 😀

THX! rockn rolly,Rick!

Thanks!

Sounds like the 6th chord, E-C-A is the arpeggio that begins the section of Genesis' Supper's Ready right before Acopalypse in 6/9. Thanks Rick!

this is good on a bass too. i swear if i had know this stuff when i was a kid it would have been so useful. internet is great for learning BUT for all you young ones out there, dont forget to learn from the records only too!

hey Rick , I was just listening to ligetti “atmospheres” the beginning reminded me of some of your things, have u ever considered doing a video on those notes and everything in the beginning of that piece “atmospheres”

suddenly my 6string got new dimension! Thank you!

great idea teacher, yuspara from la paz, Bo.

When you're practicing this you will keep accidentally making music.

Hey dude ..you have have best channel

very good video

i agree. rick you rock. speaking of...what ever happened that you rock midi guitar i think i recall you demoing a few years ago?

Super! I have to slow the speed to half and its still too fast. If your brain hurts you are doing it right. Those synapses are making new connections. Are the tabs in the Beato Book 4.0? I just got the book today. Thanks Rick your the best!

These are the best videos on youtube, can't believe how much I'm learning here. Can I support you besides buying the beato book?

Thanks for another rabbit hole to explore! Very much appreciated.

Sounds great. I just discovered spread triads on the bass about a month ago. I really love using the inversions. Thanks for putting out this lesson.

Wonderful video Rick, super useful concepts explained and demonstrated clearly. Thanks so much.

Would your passing diminished also be called a half diminished as in a major seven chord/note in the major scale?

Rick . I wish you'd do extensive lesson on : drop 2 , drop 3 , drop 2&3 ,drop 2&4 chord voicings and inversions

What is the format of the new book? Can a person who doesn't read music understand the material? Is there tab?

It's in the Beato Book...😂😎👍

Amazing lesson as usual, although I can't find these references on the Beato's book. Sorry to say that, but it's pretty confusing.

When Rick got into playing progressions, I kinda got lost with the chord order, but anyway... already got the Beato Book, so I'll work this concept spread triads on complex chord progressions) at my own albeit slower, pace, lol.

Thanks Rick for your powerful videos. I bought the Beato book few months ago. Super bible for working. When you make a printed version ?. Your handwritten is not bad but sometimes it's not very clear (like diagram of chords) and it would be more fluid with hypertext links for chapters. A really digital book in fact 😉 best regards from France. Olivier

I could not find the Beato Book in your website or by the link?

Eric Johnson does cool licks with spread triads

Hey Rick I know this video is 5 years old and you probably won't see this, but what is the music playing in the intro? It is beautiful and Shazam has no idea...

This is the first Rick Beato video that I've watched. At about a minute and a half in, I wondered if this guy was trolling since all he was doing was noodling around the fretboard and smiling at the camera. lol didn't realize it was a livestream. Great information on spread triads, once the instruction actually begins around 2:55. :)

Things I wanna spread in 2018: Triads

Trying to buy the book.. Can’t find it

Observe how you don't see RIck's LH thumb ..students of mine !!!

I think it must be very hard for guitarists to get to know chords so that they see and feel all the individual notes and possibilities in the way a pianist or keyboard player naturally sees them, thanks to the piano keyboard providing a nice linear bird's-eye overview to all notes/pitches. Musical notation might be one way to get the needed overview, but since you can't directly "play" - and play around with - notes on a stave like you can play a piano, it's harder, I guess. To me it feels that many guitarists struggle to even learn scales, and are too satisfied and think they've accomplished something when having reached that trivial level. :)

Get a Kiesel SH 575 !

if I may, this would be much better if it wasn't a live stream. The power of your videos was the density and consistency of communication. This being live makes it a little dispersive. That said, great info and content as ever. see ya rick, have a nice day

Triads ; 1 3 5 .Shells 1 3 7. Is that how you name them ,or are they all triads?

Rick Beato is it possible to get the Beato book mailed to Finland?

"Spread your Triads and fly away..."

What's the passing diminished? 22:22

There is an advertisement with some guy talking about how many ways to play guitar.....i.e. the bouncy approach? This ad needs to go. As far as Rick Beato, he's great!

Classical Gas

I kinda got lost at 12:41 leading with 5 chord

"Suicide Is Painless"

"Open" (triad)

Send me your guitar with return postage. I'll make it quit fretting out. Free of charge other than shipping. I see a lot of harmonic minor, and Dorian in this. Thanks Rick.

Take your guitars over to Joe Glaser in Nashville next time your near there ... you won't regret it.

starts 5:50

Thanks for wasting several minutes of my day Rick.

That 'bouncy ball' guy is starting to get really annoying :)

I'm 45 & been playing most of my life. And can pick up most songs by ear within seconds. But this lesson would have been so helpful if he slowed it down a little so I can see where his fingers are at. I wish he would at least do that if your not going to show any tab, which would have very been helpful. Or at least say the number of the fret that each finger is on. I get that takes more time & work on his part. I can't count how much time I wasted going replaying this video over & over again. And after praticing something for hours I realize I was playing it wrong the whole time. I feel like I'm beating my head into a brick wall. It doesn't have to be like this. Just a few extra seconds could mean the diference in teaching someone the correct way to play it, or someone playing it the wrong way. Which is wasting his time & mine. This makes me so fustrated I feel like unsubscribing & going to another channel who teaches & explains things better. Be considerate of the viewer. Come on now you expect us to get all the fingering right from few a seconds of hand movements. It's a pain in the ass rewinding over & over trying to pause in the right spot. And if you do get the right spot it's still not all the way clear what he's doing. I'm not here to hate because I love Rick Beato & what he's done for the community. And this is all coming from a above average guitar player who has just finished leaning Capricho Arabe to Val Halen solos. I don't know any guitar player where I live that's anywhere near my skill level. I'm not saying this cause I'm better then anyone. Just to explain the amount of time I spend practicing. I wish I could afford his guitar course. But I'm totally disabled & struggling to not end up homeless. I sound like a loser saying this but my guitar is the one true love I have. And if I wasn't as good as I was at it, I don't think I would be here right now. I wrote this personal BS because I know someone in the comments will say just buy the course, & there's a good reason why I don't. But if this is a taste of what the courses are like. It wouldn't be much help to me anyways. I do appreciate Rick putting this up. I'm not sure whether I even playing it correctly but I see the potential of it added so much more to my guitar playing. Sorry about the rant I just wish I knew I was playing it right. Because like I said twice I realized I was practicing it all wrong when watching the video again. While I was busy trying to figure out what the hell he was doing as he changing the chords left & right. Time I get done figuring out what fret he's on his hand has moved. I'm just here to get better & learn, maybe I'm alone with all this who knows