soooo many egos sharing their knowledge of guitars......but you kept it slow and steady...scales are confusing to a older learner so well done for making it easier for me....
" Kinda new" at this and frigging forget what was shown to me by the time I get home sometimes..If I learn it wrong I'm screwed because once practiced wrong I can't seem to stop doing the same crap over and over again even if my brain say's No ! ! !
My figures have a mind of their own it seems...Getting old sucks,try not to do it brudda,it's not it's all cracked up to be man..... Thanks Again......
This is an example of what sound guitar teaching should be. Easy and slow with the newbie in mind and heart. I wish you could start teaching leaks using your awesome approach.
Why dont you take this style of teaching further and start teaching other you tube guitar gurus how to teach.
@fatfacerick when you play constantly, it ceases to be showing off and becomes a compulsion. you must move your fingers, and most people like to move their fingers in a way that is interesting to them. at least that's what i've found.
@dvermilion Fair enough. But I've been playing constantly for 11 years and i haven't found that. Especially in guitar stores, the staff are so into showing off it's ridiculous.
I never bothered to learn any scale shapes, what I did was to learn how each scale formula worked. like Dorian = 1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7 and learnt what each interval sounded like and how to grab them from wherever I am on the frettboard. This mixed with the memorization of the note placements gave me freedom of the fretboard, I never have to think in boxes because I know where I am all the time, I just follow my ear. I never saw the benifit of just learning scale patterns
soooo many egos sharing their knowledge of guitars......but you kept it slow and steady...scales are confusing to a older learner so well done for making it easier for me....
chanang453 4 days ago
Appreciate the post man ! ! !
" Kinda new" at this and frigging forget what was shown to me by the time I get home sometimes..If I learn it wrong I'm screwed because once practiced wrong I can't seem to stop doing the same crap over and over again even if my brain say's No ! ! !
My figures have a mind of their own it seems...Getting old sucks,try not to do it brudda,it's not it's all cracked up to be man..... Thanks Again......
patrickteto 5 days ago
very helpful... thanks alot for posting
ghetzy13 5 days ago
at 07:18 it supposed to be 15th fret on A string not 14th but great video
RedH0tChi1iPepp3rs92 2 weeks ago
skwisgaar's brother?
jakesnake1991 2 weeks ago
This is an example of what sound guitar teaching should be. Easy and slow with the newbie in mind and heart. I wish you could start teaching leaks using your awesome approach.
Why dont you take this style of teaching further and start teaching other you tube guitar gurus how to teach.
mysoukouss 2 weeks ago
Great lesson! thanks much
meja331 4 weeks ago
why does every guitar teacher or dude who works in a music store NEED to show off all the time? Just do the scales.
fatfacerick 1 month ago
@fatfacerick when you play constantly, it ceases to be showing off and becomes a compulsion. you must move your fingers, and most people like to move their fingers in a way that is interesting to them. at least that's what i've found.
dvermilion 1 month ago
@dvermilion Fair enough. But I've been playing constantly for 11 years and i haven't found that. Especially in guitar stores, the staff are so into showing off it's ridiculous.
fatfacerick 1 month ago
@fatfacerick gotta make it look attainable for all the kids who will quit a week later :D those guys work on commission!
dvermilion 1 month ago
Is this majeur or minor?
PunkRockCovers 1 month ago
@PunkRockCovers - This is a minor pentatonic series.
BrannonSG 1 week ago
This is an awesome lesson. I learnt a great deal. Very well taught and in detail. Thank you so much.
carrawitt 1 month ago
I never bothered to learn any scale shapes, what I did was to learn how each scale formula worked. like Dorian = 1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7 and learnt what each interval sounded like and how to grab them from wherever I am on the frettboard. This mixed with the memorization of the note placements gave me freedom of the fretboard, I never have to think in boxes because I know where I am all the time, I just follow my ear. I never saw the benifit of just learning scale patterns
6EELZE6U6666 1 month ago
thank for lesson for the 5 Pentatonic Scale Shapes....excellent:)
localbyzs 1 month ago
I have been searching for exactly this type of lesson for some time. Thanks so much for this video, and tabs. I NOW UNDERSTAND.
tonyfm44 2 months ago
why dont you use your pinky on the second scale?
Sirthirty30 2 months ago
there are many of these '5 pentatonic scales' type videos available, and this is the best one. thank you for posting.
jbbrwockye 3 months ago
nice lesson .....very detailed ...thanks
besamemucho5 4 months ago
Thank you for this video
BootyLikeBeyonce 4 months ago
diagrams are better! Do licks!
Miteour17 8 months ago