This is a drop chords guitar lesson. I explain drop 2 and drop 3 voicings for guitarists. Drop voicings aren’t clear on the guitar like they are on the piano. Until now :) 

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Video # 120: Drop Chords Guitar Lesson - Drop 2 & Drop 3 voicings explained for guitarists

Drop Chords Guitar Lesson Content with Timestamp Links:

0:07 - About the lesson - Drop Chords Guitar Voicings
1:36 - Drop 2 & how to reverse engineer them from any shape
8:20 - Drop 3
11:49 - Free PDF & Outro

Links & Lessons Mentioned In This Video:

• Get my FREE Method Booklet - Play any jazz chord with just 8 shapes
• Chord voicings guitar lesson - Unlimited Chord Options!
• Fretboard Logic | 2 ESSENTIAL skills for fretboard mapping
• Chord Theory Playlist
• Guitar Inversions - Music Theory Guitar Lesson
• Here's the fretboard diagram software I'm using

Drop Chords Guitar Lesson Description:

If you're like me, then every time you hear drop 2 or drop 3 you think, "wait, which one's are those again?"

The logic of why these chords are called "drop" voicings isn't clear on the fretboard like it is on the piano.

No matter how many times I refreshed myself on which shapes on the guitar were drop 2 or 3, it never really stuck.

UNTIL I started using this simple trick.

In this video I'll explain what drop voicings mean from a guitar fretboard perspective.

And I'll show you an easy trick for how to tell if any 7th chord is a drop voicing.

I hope you find that it cracks the code on what drop voicings mean once and for all.

Let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks for watching and have a great week!

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- Jared