Dude!! That chart, yes the instant Visual I needed, not words- but visuals! Spot on! Thank you

Thanks for explaining straight to the point, very clear and helpful 👌❤

Thanks for this video yet! Probably the best I've seen on this topic and now it makes sense.

Great video! you explained everything perfectly and in a very understanding way! EXTREMELY helpful

Dude, thank you for being so simple. I have played by ear for years, what is your recommendations to practice everyday to become a better player with others. I know most of the chords and can play songs using chords on sheet music. What I want to understand is changing keys for different vocalist.

You explain it so well that I want to play guitar right now. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent.

This covers a lot. Offering the how and why, then connecting it in practical application. Fantastic lesson.

Thanks so much, you just saved someone from 10 years guitar lessons. God bless you! ✨🤗🤗

This is the best video out there on this topic. Great work man.

Everything makes sense now 😂 thank you so much, also love the song choice wildfire for your intro 😉👍🏼

Honestly, out of all the videos I've watched on the number system this was the best. Thanks.

This was a great tutorial. Very simple and I finally really understood it for the first time. Thank you!

I advise anybody learning about "guitar numbering system" to watch this Video. Excellent explanation. Quite understandable. Highly recommendable.

Thank you so much! Super helpful! 🙏

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL MAN. wELL Explained👏🏾👏🏾

Dude thank you. Very well understood video.

Wow! This video is just what I needed! Thank you so much I’ll definitely share with my musician friends. Thanks again! Also, you just earned a new subscriber. 🎉

Thanks for the lesson! 👍🏼

Great explanation thank you!

Thanks for this! It's gonna go a long way!

very helpful and elaborate thank you..go

So incredibly simple to understand! Do you have anything on understanding the 7 chord?

Thanks to you I fully understand the numbering system

Keep GOING..I'm leRnin..I'm fifty almost,and scratched around for years ..with instruments,technics ,..did I ever tell u about my uncle....anyway your a very good teacher.also I've Skipd threw various learning vids ,but they seem to confuse by not showing their fingers properly..you done good

Redifined guitar playing for me..thanks man😀

Very entertaining and informative.

Perfect explanation!!!

Just learning this side of theory with the numbering system. When I start playing tomorrow I’ll review again. Still a little fuzzy but it’s starting to click. One thing I didn’t here from you or show a visual to us. Why is it so important. Practically thinking if you get me.

Thanks very much 🕊️🍞 🍷💕 Merry Christmas 🎄⛄🎄

Thanks. Very useful

Great Job

Hi.. if we are a ble to make song tunes then following this chart we can get complete chords for a song..but if there too many tones in a tune will it not have many chords or we have to skip some chords and use different chords only at turning point of different mood or feeling of a song

Thanks sir!

Good video, very clear. But opening screen shows "Undertanding" though. Tip: add the S (:

thankyou so much

Perfect video

I'm a beginner trying to learn to play thanks for the info.

Hi. This is very helpful. but I was wondering if you could please advised me? wanted to play the F major chord? Would I need to be familiar with the CAGED system? Thanks

I need this chart!!!

Thank you Makes sense, but the key of Bb would make me sweat if I had to try and figure it out on the fly haha

Awesome video

Very helpful. Thanks now I must learn the chords in each key … or tattoo the chart on my wrist … lol Thanks

What about the minor chords ? When the root note is a minor chord ?

Thank you1

How did you figure out diminished chords??

I hate to say it but jumping between showing where the individual notes were to where the cords were (without explaining a transition between them) I found very confusing. DISCLAIMER: I've yet to get to the point of cord construction. Perhaps a video on how to conceptualize that difference?

THANKS

best video exlaning number system

Exellent

Man- how come theres no link for a print out of this !!

i have a question , how do you know what barre chords to use ?

How do you translate the number to a chord up the neck

Breakthrough!!!

I have a question sir?

this guy is actually explaining it very clearly BUT WHY DID I BUY A GUITAR HOLY GOD

7 diminished chord video?

I'm perplexed. How come you chose to go to the next string over, the A, instead of continuing down the low E string? It's not like you can't hit those notes right?

The only thing I don’t get it what tells me some are flats

WILDFIRE!!

Nice use of visuals , humor, music theory knowledge and content are very good Jessee!! Thanks bro! If anyone would like to check out a few music theory videos revolving around similar topics, check my channel Neil Clapp as well.

What is your country name were do you live

He looks like David Pakman.

I liked it....the comedy wasn't bad either.

I still dont know how to use it

At like 7:00 you said F for the key of G. It’s F#... just wanted point that out.

I don't get it.

As a producer and musician in Nashville for over 45 years I can tell you that the 2, 3, and ,6 chords in the Nashville Number system are never...NEVER automatically minor. The progression you are using (1,2m,3m,4,5,6m,7dim) dates back to the eighteenth century. It's theory is that the chords of a scale must only use the notes of the scale. While this is a valid progression and theory, it is NOT the basis for the Nashville Number System. All the chords in the NNS are played as Major chords unless modified by a suffix such as 2- or 6m. A number by itself will always be played as Major by every professional Nashville musician. If you are interested in teaching this accurately, may I suggest you get a copy of "The Nashville Number System" by Chas Williams. On page 15 under the heading Chord Symbols you will see that I am telling you the truth.

As a long time Nashville musician and producer, I've been using the NNS here in Nashville for many years and still do...every day. I have much respect for what you are doing in trying to teach the NNS . I enjoyed your video. However, I feel that I must correct you when you say the 2, 3, and 6 chords are always minor. This is a widespread misconception that has been spread by music theory gurus but they don't really understand the NNS. In the REAL NNS used by the world class musicians here in Nashville, all the chords are MAJOR unless designated otherwise as in...2m or 6-. If you present this chart.... 1 1 6 6 2 2 5 5 to Nashville musicians they will play all the chords as Major chords. I sincerely hope this helps you. I'm sure you wouldn't want to teach something that is not true.

Now just show us what 1/3 means and 6/4, 5/7 ... ya show us that

Why do you look like your always about to laugh, im an ancient guitar player of 52, and i troll the you tube for shitty teachers, this guys isnt one of them, if you dont know theory follow this man.

Your piano is out of tune.