Chords for Cara Mencari Chord Lagu Tanpa Melihat Google Atau Youtube (Family Chord) Tutorial Gitar Pemula
Tempo:
96.95 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
G
D
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[G] [Am] Okay, back again with me Renata.
this family, you can explore the song yourself without looking at Google or YouTube or my tutorial or my tutorial dog.
formulate it guys, right?
Looking for chords while changing the original chords into easy chords guys.
guys.
usually call it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
what's the key?
chord, what's [D#] the key?
this family, you can explore the song yourself without looking at Google or YouTube or my tutorial or my tutorial dog.
formulate it guys, right?
Looking for chords while changing the original chords into easy chords guys.
guys.
usually call it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
what's the key?
chord, what's [D#] the key?
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E
B
G
D
F#
E
B
G
_ _ [G] _ [Am] _ Okay, back again with me Renata.
This [B] time I want to give you a family chord tutorial guys.
[N] So if you can do this family, you can explore the song yourself without looking at Google or YouTube or my tutorial or my tutorial dog.
So it's actually not useful if I formulate it guys, right?
_ Yes, this is my way to find chords.
_ _ Looking for chords while changing the original chords into easy chords guys.
Well, there's something called family chords guys.
Like for example, the major key A, we usually call it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
So like [E] that.
For example, _ what's the key?
4.
[C#m] Well as long as you know, for example if you play on the A chord, what's [D#] the key?
4.
Well that means 4 is D, [D] right?
Well like that.
5 [E] means E.
It's very clear in the table, right? _
[E] Well I want to tell you how to explore the chords of a song without looking at Google guys.
So for example, there is a song _ called Comfort Zone.
The [N] refrain is like this.
[A] The old shambaloo, _ [B] _ _ [E] let us pass the [C#m] war.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ We are human beings, not cows. _
Well, this is how to understand it if you already [N] know.
What chord is this playing from?
What is the E major [E] chord?
_ Earlier the chord was A, then there [B] was B.
After that there was [E] E again.
There was E, then there [C#m] was Crest Minor.
[E] Then there was A, then there was B, [B] then there was E.
Well you look for [F#] this in this table where there is [Am] a chord A, there is B, [B] then there is E, then there is C, C [C#m] minor.
Well _ _ I found [C#] it.
So in the QE [G] major table [N] guys, there you can see.
So E has E at Crest Minor, G at Crest Minor, A, B, Crest Minor.
So he has all the family chords in the song called Comfort Zone [A] guys.
[E] _ [B] The old shambaloo, let us pass.
[N] It's all there, right?
Try it bro.
Is there any other table that has the EAB chord? _ _ _
EAB again.
Right.
There is no more right guys.
That [G] means it is really fixed in the major.
Right [E] guys.
Well that is the [G#m] original chord.
So bro, [F] how do you change this original M chord into an easy chord bro?
Well we already know that [B] the major K in the E [E] chord was originally A7 which was B.
[A] Then it went to E.
Right.
[B] Pass.
_ _ [E] Well if in the table [B]
A is chord [A] number 4, [D#] then B is chord number 5, E is number 1.
E is number [E] 1.
Right.
You can see the major K [N] number 1 is E, number 4 is A, number 5 is B.
Right. _ _
We change this into an easy chord.
How do we do it?
Well you just look for the major Q.
So A, yes C.
Yes C.
Yes you can see the major C at the first.
Number is C, 2 is D minor, 3 is E minor, 4 is F, 5 is D.
Which is A minor right?
You [B] can see.
Well the comfort zone started from the chord A, B, then E.
Well that [C] means the 4th and 5th major chords are [B] F, F, G, then C.
Yeah.
It is really [D] easy.
Right.
[C#m] That is how to change the [C] chords easily man.
So it is really easy like [C#] this.
Well then there will be minor crests too right?
Well check the minor [Cm] crests out.
Number [N] 6 guys.
Number 6 right.
Number 6, C is the same as A minor right?
So let's just change it to an easy chord.
[C] So like this.
Let the previous semi low key turn blue [G] E.
Work together.
_ [D] Work together.
_ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [C]
We are human.
_ Not cows right?
It is really easy right?
[C] Awesome.
If you can do this family chord it is [C#] really easy.
Yeah.
[Gm] _
Okay second example [E] bro.
Second example.
Okay let's say there is a song with an E chord.
[F#] Then there is an F crest.
There is a B.
[G#m] Then there is a G crest minor.
While I am [G#] playing try to find which family chord this [A#] is in.
What is the major chord?
[G#] I will sing it first.
I am [E] yours [F#] tonight. _
_ _ _ _ I [Bm] will hug you until morning.
[F#] Hug me.
[G#m] _ _ _
But later [E] when I go to sleep.
[F#] _ _ _
[G#m] _ _ _ Wait for me here.
[F#] _ _ [Em] _ [F#] _ _ Okay.
[B] Try to guess what major [E] chord this is.
_ [G] 5 4 3 2 1 tap tap.
[D#] This is really easy guys.
[G] Earlier the chord was A.
[Em] There was [E] A.
Sorry there was E.
Then there was F [F#] crest.
Then there was E.
[B] B.
After that there was G.
Crest.
Minor.
Cool. _
Now where [Em] is the major chord?
It is in the [N] major chord B.
Got it?
The major chord is B right?
[Bm] B.
Well you found out right?
[G] E means the key is the same as B.
[D#] Now we just have to find out how easy [A] it is.
And this is really [C#] easy.
Starting from E.
[G#m] F crest E and E and E crest [N] is E key.
Key number 4 and number 5.
So we just have to move it to C guys.
Right.
To C.
So number 4 and 5 are F and G.
After that the minor chord of C is A minor.
[E] _ _
There would be a C.
[G#] So immediately my [C] voice becomes a dog until it is high.
_ So straight away like this.
Then it immediately becomes quite easy.
_ _ I'm mine [G] tonight. _
[C] _ _ _ I'll hammer you [G] until morning.
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] Later.
[G] When I lean in.
_ [Am] _ _ _
_ Wait for me here.
_ [G] _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ Yeah so it's [D] really easy huh?
Then this table you can also memorize the family chord.
[D#] Like for example in C.
The family chord is D minor, E [Em] minor, F, G, A [F] minor.
Yeah.
[Am] _ [F] Then there is also a bass actually.
[D#] Well after that [D] like for example D, E minor, [G] F, F minor, [B] G, A, B minor.
[N] So if for example you already know that for example there is a song and then you find this.
Wow there is a D [D] here.
Well you have to dig into [E] the D first.
Number 1.
What is the number?
Usually [F] the D is what number?
[G#m] It could be number 4, it could be number 5.
[D] Guys.
So if for example the D is at number 1.
For example [A] there is a song.
The D is [D] in E key 1.
It's the same as you play the chord in D.
But if the D is in E key [F#] 4.
For example D.
Then there is the E.
[B] Well that's the D at number [N] 4. _
That's usually the key of A.
Well then if the D is in the _ key [D] of 5.
What song is it for example?
[G] _ _ _
[N] _ Yeah for example in the [G] song slang like I picked up the guitar and started playing.
_ _ Well [N] D is in the D key at number [E] 5.
Guys.
In [D] this part.
On a cold dark [Am] lonely night.
D. _
[N] Well D number 5 is in the key of G.
So actually this family chord is the most basic.
It's the most basic table.
But if you can do this.
You can memorize this.
You can automatically master the song guys.
And you can change the song into
This [B] time I want to give you a family chord tutorial guys.
[N] So if you can do this family, you can explore the song yourself without looking at Google or YouTube or my tutorial or my tutorial dog.
So it's actually not useful if I formulate it guys, right?
_ Yes, this is my way to find chords.
_ _ Looking for chords while changing the original chords into easy chords guys.
Well, there's something called family chords guys.
Like for example, the major key A, we usually call it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
So like [E] that.
For example, _ what's the key?
4.
[C#m] Well as long as you know, for example if you play on the A chord, what's [D#] the key?
4.
Well that means 4 is D, [D] right?
Well like that.
5 [E] means E.
It's very clear in the table, right? _
[E] Well I want to tell you how to explore the chords of a song without looking at Google guys.
So for example, there is a song _ called Comfort Zone.
The [N] refrain is like this.
[A] The old shambaloo, _ [B] _ _ [E] let us pass the [C#m] war.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ We are human beings, not cows. _
Well, this is how to understand it if you already [N] know.
What chord is this playing from?
What is the E major [E] chord?
_ Earlier the chord was A, then there [B] was B.
After that there was [E] E again.
There was E, then there [C#m] was Crest Minor.
[E] Then there was A, then there was B, [B] then there was E.
Well you look for [F#] this in this table where there is [Am] a chord A, there is B, [B] then there is E, then there is C, C [C#m] minor.
Well _ _ I found [C#] it.
So in the QE [G] major table [N] guys, there you can see.
So E has E at Crest Minor, G at Crest Minor, A, B, Crest Minor.
So he has all the family chords in the song called Comfort Zone [A] guys.
[E] _ [B] The old shambaloo, let us pass.
[N] It's all there, right?
Try it bro.
Is there any other table that has the EAB chord? _ _ _
EAB again.
Right.
There is no more right guys.
That [G] means it is really fixed in the major.
Right [E] guys.
Well that is the [G#m] original chord.
So bro, [F] how do you change this original M chord into an easy chord bro?
Well we already know that [B] the major K in the E [E] chord was originally A7 which was B.
[A] Then it went to E.
Right.
[B] Pass.
_ _ [E] Well if in the table [B]
A is chord [A] number 4, [D#] then B is chord number 5, E is number 1.
E is number [E] 1.
Right.
You can see the major K [N] number 1 is E, number 4 is A, number 5 is B.
Right. _ _
We change this into an easy chord.
How do we do it?
Well you just look for the major Q.
So A, yes C.
Yes C.
Yes you can see the major C at the first.
Number is C, 2 is D minor, 3 is E minor, 4 is F, 5 is D.
Which is A minor right?
You [B] can see.
Well the comfort zone started from the chord A, B, then E.
Well that [C] means the 4th and 5th major chords are [B] F, F, G, then C.
Yeah.
It is really [D] easy.
Right.
[C#m] That is how to change the [C] chords easily man.
So it is really easy like [C#] this.
Well then there will be minor crests too right?
Well check the minor [Cm] crests out.
Number [N] 6 guys.
Number 6 right.
Number 6, C is the same as A minor right?
So let's just change it to an easy chord.
[C] So like this.
Let the previous semi low key turn blue [G] E.
Work together.
_ [D] Work together.
_ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [C]
We are human.
_ Not cows right?
It is really easy right?
[C] Awesome.
If you can do this family chord it is [C#] really easy.
Yeah.
[Gm] _
Okay second example [E] bro.
Second example.
Okay let's say there is a song with an E chord.
[F#] Then there is an F crest.
There is a B.
[G#m] Then there is a G crest minor.
While I am [G#] playing try to find which family chord this [A#] is in.
What is the major chord?
[G#] I will sing it first.
I am [E] yours [F#] tonight. _
_ _ _ _ I [Bm] will hug you until morning.
[F#] Hug me.
[G#m] _ _ _
But later [E] when I go to sleep.
[F#] _ _ _
[G#m] _ _ _ Wait for me here.
[F#] _ _ [Em] _ [F#] _ _ Okay.
[B] Try to guess what major [E] chord this is.
_ [G] 5 4 3 2 1 tap tap.
[D#] This is really easy guys.
[G] Earlier the chord was A.
[Em] There was [E] A.
Sorry there was E.
Then there was F [F#] crest.
Then there was E.
[B] B.
After that there was G.
Crest.
Minor.
Cool. _
Now where [Em] is the major chord?
It is in the [N] major chord B.
Got it?
The major chord is B right?
[Bm] B.
Well you found out right?
[G] E means the key is the same as B.
[D#] Now we just have to find out how easy [A] it is.
And this is really [C#] easy.
Starting from E.
[G#m] F crest E and E and E crest [N] is E key.
Key number 4 and number 5.
So we just have to move it to C guys.
Right.
To C.
So number 4 and 5 are F and G.
After that the minor chord of C is A minor.
[E] _ _
There would be a C.
[G#] So immediately my [C] voice becomes a dog until it is high.
_ So straight away like this.
Then it immediately becomes quite easy.
_ _ I'm mine [G] tonight. _
[C] _ _ _ I'll hammer you [G] until morning.
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] Later.
[G] When I lean in.
_ [Am] _ _ _
_ Wait for me here.
_ [G] _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ Yeah so it's [D] really easy huh?
Then this table you can also memorize the family chord.
[D#] Like for example in C.
The family chord is D minor, E [Em] minor, F, G, A [F] minor.
Yeah.
[Am] _ [F] Then there is also a bass actually.
[D#] Well after that [D] like for example D, E minor, [G] F, F minor, [B] G, A, B minor.
[N] So if for example you already know that for example there is a song and then you find this.
Wow there is a D [D] here.
Well you have to dig into [E] the D first.
Number 1.
What is the number?
Usually [F] the D is what number?
[G#m] It could be number 4, it could be number 5.
[D] Guys.
So if for example the D is at number 1.
For example [A] there is a song.
The D is [D] in E key 1.
It's the same as you play the chord in D.
But if the D is in E key [F#] 4.
For example D.
Then there is the E.
[B] Well that's the D at number [N] 4. _
That's usually the key of A.
Well then if the D is in the _ key [D] of 5.
What song is it for example?
[G] _ _ _
[N] _ Yeah for example in the [G] song slang like I picked up the guitar and started playing.
_ _ Well [N] D is in the D key at number [E] 5.
Guys.
In [D] this part.
On a cold dark [Am] lonely night.
D. _
[N] Well D number 5 is in the key of G.
So actually this family chord is the most basic.
It's the most basic table.
But if you can do this.
You can memorize this.
You can automatically master the song guys.
And you can change the song into