How to Play Diatonic Triads using the CAGED System

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Hello Cherries! You can utilize the five basic open chord shapes (C, A, G, E, and D) and move them around the fretboard to create different triads and inversions. You'll get a good grasp of visualizing the intervals of the chords. This is also a great ear training. By hearing the roots, 3rd's, and 5th all across the fretboard your ear will develop dramatically. Each position you play may be the same notes but they'll have a different timber and intonation. It's a win win by learning these triads everywhere 🎸 Enjoy the video and have a happy Sunday Everybody 😊

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