Why Chords Sound Bad With Distortion (And What To Play Instead) [With Mark Turko] @MusicTheoryForGuitar
Why Chords Sound Bad With Distortion (And What To Play Instead) [With Mark Turko]  @MusicTheoryForGuitar
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Power chords have two notes. And if you play more than two notes, then they sound quite bad with distortion! So howcna you create some interesting harmony with power chords?

Or are we condemned to have just empty fifths throughout our songs?

Join me with a conversation with Rhythm Guitar Expert Mark Turko who will show us some great ideas and tricks to make your rhythm guitar sound more harmonic and interesting.

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