Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The whole difference between a major and a minor triad is one note — and once you see it on the 6th string, you can move the shape anywhere on the neck. Here's the G major and G minor triad side by side so the change is obvious. This is Lesson 1 from The Triads Workshop, where we map the fretboard starting from these root-6 shapes.
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▶ Full lesson: The truth about blending major and minor
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The whole difference between a major and a minor triad is one note — and once you see it on the 6th string, you can move the shape anywhere on the neck. Here's the G major and G minor triad side by side so the change is obvious. This is Lesson 1 from The Triads Workshop, where we map the fretboard starting from these root-6 shapes.
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▶ Full lesson: The truth about blending major and minor
youtu.be/DmzYphi5I14
