Being creative with 2 scales (or 3), part 1

[criandmarco]

Thanks Matt, I finally understood how George Benson, yourself and others get that cool sound, with the passing chord-scale between these Dom7 chords

I wonder if it works with other chord types...

[BuddLightbrain]

Hi Chris, what strings are being used on this set up? thanks

[jomusic66]

really gooood!

what about a little track, a few minutes only these 4 chords to try playing a litle bit longer...

thanks

[cheungchawcat]

This is easy to understand and fun to play

like a jazz pro. Great and thanks.

[christez]

Hey!! I'm Chris . This vid really helped me. So I decided to make a track to practise over . You can try my track and tell me if it helped you .Its fun!! man lol.

[yimmiytube]

too fast too understand just 2 advance 4 me.he he,Could u slow down

[waallpaper]

Good Lesson

Whats scales is it ure using ??

[earsoup]

very cool Matt. Great tone too !

[georgekolovos]

really useful and easy to understand. worth watching your videos Matt. Thanx

[christez]

Hey!! I'm Chris . This vid really helped me. So I decided to make a track to practise over . You can try my track and tell me if it helped you .Its fun!! man lol.

[theovandervegt]

@christez Hey Chris it helped me a lot, thank you very much

[zarolhovski]

awsome!!!!!!

[jkip44]

Thanks Matt. This lesson is delivered in the true spirit of simplicity, not a bunch of theory that no one can understand. Nice phrasing, thanks for the posting.

[fatflat5]

Thanks Matt for the info on playing

"outside". I always have the problem, not so

much leaving the C9, but getting into the

Bb11 on time with the chromatic 1/2 step

scale at the write interval I'm hearing.

[ShrimpCatProductions]

C to Bb is a whole step.

[fatflat5]

Dear shrimp: I don't really remember what I had written about, maybe it was "playing outside".In that case what is played between

C7 and Bb is "B" which is a half step in each

direction. That's the best I can recall.

I can say for sure that Matt is a fine player

and I listen when I get a chance. Thanks to his examples on the videos, I'm sure many of

us are making fine progress and what seemed

to be a big problem a year ago seems rather

small now.

Keep on pickin'..

[b5b9]

A great player and a generous teacher. Do you play 3-cushion billiards,too?

[mrbarber76]

Thanks man. This is information i've been trying to figure out for some time now.

[mrbarber76]

Thanks Matt, This is exactly the info i've been looking for for quite some time. Very helpful!

[Jazzguitman]

Matt you are a real talent ! I would really like to hear you talk about timing/phrasing sometime.I really enjoy your playing ! I also dig that woody tone you get !

Chris Kitchen

[redgroove]

Thanks Matt, you're a very good Musician - and Teacher!

:))

[mankea]

Thanks again....I have already posted comments, this is just a test to se if this comment gets through???

[weakperception]

Thank you. It's nice that you focus on the "concept" rather than the example. It makes it easier to apply to other situations.

[cyrusmonterola]

i love this video! thanks a lot!

[mraggrovator]

Love the video.

[emilk]

very usefull information even for me as a bassplayer

[leonardoramirez]

Good stuff. Thanks!