@Bad.Rabbit
Easier cheat... Learn 3NPS in all 7 positions. Play your solo. Shift up or down to whichever position you want your harmony. Play the exact same fingering.
@noahhyatt
100% thought this was gonna be dumb clickbait. Actually good compositional advice for classic electric guitar. Nice!
@goblin3810
Unholy confessions is what taught me to harmonize 2 guitars so many years ago
@Doomlol2611
You’ve helped soooo much on this one! I’ve never figured this out and thanks to you I can finally play some cooool Melodies! ❤️🎸
@RafGuitar
You also need to consider the intervals you make with the chords. If your base melody is starting off the 5th and you do a higher 3rd harmony, it’s gonna be on 7th of the chord which might sound too dissonant when everything is playing together
@FakelewisDBR
So well explained
@salt9485
Reminds me of Brian may, Very cool!
@chrisstark9022
I would always love to start with 3rds in the beginning, then throw in some unexpected harmonies toward the end of the melody :)
@heavysoundlyrics2051
Finally a great, simple and short tutorial!! Thank you Sir!!🤘🤘
@AaronLS.
Wow. Such an efficient and helpful lesson.
@shaferproducergod
Secret bonus tip: record one melody on the bridge pickup and the other on the neck pickup for nice tonal variations in the mix 🔥🔥🫡
@lethicanthus
In Music Theory Speech, you're overlaying the relative Locrian* scale. Something to think about is that this method doesn't always give you a major 3rd for every step on the "root" scale. What happens to the sound when you change the interval between the note and it's harmonized note to only major 3rds? What happens when you swap out a major 3rd for a minor 3rd? What happens when you swap out a major 3rd for a perfect 4th? What happens when you overlay a completely different mode of that same root-3rd? * It's actually the phrygian scale.
@agx8447
Didn’t understand a word you said but it sounds right so good video 👍
@CaptTripps
Nice perm. Well done, well done on that perm
@blahblah6353
Dude thank you it makes sense when you say to use the 3rd note from the root note I been trying to understand harmony. thank you for your advice.
@beastmode003
articulation adding up is good... if thats what youre going for. but if youre an artist and have your own style, dont worry too much about rules and play your heart out, and if people resonate, then youve done good
@macdaddychad1
Great video. Lot of useful information in about a min.
@chansemorris866
Quick, to the point, useful thanks!
@ike0716
Beautiful Disaster by 311 has a great guitar harmony
@breno.cooking8096