How to Lead worship on Electric Guitar (Part. 2) | Chord Voicings
Matt Wagner
12,186 views
After much positive feedback from my first video on leading worship from electric guitar, I've decided to make a more detailed video about specific chord voicings that you can use when leading worship on rhythm electric.
18 Comments
@las_lucas 1 year ago
Man this was great, I want to start leading in electric and you just gave us so many options, God bless you!
@starwer236 1 year ago
Man, thank you so much, I'm so hyped because of your video, can't wait to take my guitar and start practising these shapes. God bless you
@MelanEcho 1 year ago (edited)
Please do video on a Pinger picking on the Electric Guitar. Love it please
@markusvhane5087 2 years ago
Thank you and subbed. I’m a worship leader who uses electric guitar as well.
@marcomirador2730 2 years ago
Love these tips. Very helpful. Do you have tutorials on what your guitar tone settings should when leading? Like basic settings for pedals delay, reverb, Distortions...easy quick access while playing and singing.
@stephenboutwell1012 2 years ago
Liked and subscribed. I’m primarily a bass player for my team but have had to switch to acoustic more. I LOVE rhythm guitar and the percussive quality of acoustic but find myself wanting to play it like an electric guitar with more subtlety and without losing presence. Your videos on this topic have made me confident in the occasional switch to electric guitar for accompaniment as well as giving our newer electric players a great resource for rhythm playing in general. Thanks so much!
@binks143 5 years ago
Matt, thanks for the follow up bid!! Looking forward to watching the entire video after celebrating His resurrection today!!! Blessings!
@andrewefiinapi9639 4 years ago
Many thanks, this will add some spice into my guitar playing... I haven't been going to church for a month due to the pandemic. I am going back to prayers tomorrow evening and then perhaps our worship will be back again practicing. I am really going to add some of your tips into my playing. Thanks again.
@frankesposito2165 5 years ago (edited)
Haven't watched the whole thing yet but cool video! One thing you said around the 10 min mark that there isn't a real easy way to hit the 2 chord from that position. The minor. You went to the barr chord but it isn't too difficult to wrap the thumb around the top E string, mute the A string, and Barr the rest of the strings with the pointer finger and you can hit all the strings or the just the top end and let the band hit the low Root. Make sense? You probably know that already but in case you forgot about that voicing, it's a nice one too.
@moicestjon 5 years ago
Around 18:30 talking about the ii chord, an alternative might be the relative major (IV chord) although I think your minor shape isn't hard to reach from the rest.
If you play IV while the band plays ii, everyone hears ii7 (Dm7 if in C).
If you play IV while the band plays ii, everyone hears ii7 (Dm7 if in C).
How to Lead worship on Electric Guitar (Part. 2) | Chord Voicings
Matt Wagner
12,186 views
After much positive feedback from my first video on leading worship from electric guitar, I've decided to make a more detailed video about specific chord voicings that you can use when leading worship on rhythm electric.