It makes me feel good to see that a great guitarist/composer like Derryl thinks so similarly to me. What he says in this video is exactly the way I've been thinking about the major scale and its modes for the past year. Once I realized that pattern by myself and started applying it to my playing, it made everything so much more simple! Definitely a great way to learn your scales!
I have a question, do these patterns you mentioned (center,center,center,left,left,right,right) apply to major-type as well as minor-type scales? Does it have to do with the starting pattern like you mentioned the lydian mode starting from the 3rd center?
I`ve been playing several lead solos figured out by ear and I just realized I was using these scales. You`ve helped me understand the guitar neck a lot more, kind of a "Eureeka" moment. Now I have to figure out when to use the different modes???. Thanks very much
This is a useless demo, all talk and no playing. You cannot hear the notes at the beginning. What is a teeter totter anyway? Too much theory. Very poor. No close ups of the fretboard.
There's barely any theory involved in this video, aside from knowing the major scale. This technique makes you visualize the fretboard better so you'll be able to come up with your own phrases using a MUCH simpler process.
Playing is of little use if there's no talk to explain what it is you're doing. You explain an idea, and THEN you demonstrate it.
"Too much theory" and "No fretboard close-ups" say a lot about your lack of willingness to understand. You just want to be spoon-fed.
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It makes me feel good to see that a great guitarist/composer like Derryl thinks so similarly to me. What he says in this video is exactly the way I've been thinking about the major scale and its modes for the past year. Once I realized that pattern by myself and started applying it to my playing, it made everything so much more simple! Definitely a great way to learn your scales!
AlbertoLaiho 2 weeks ago
I have a question, do these patterns you mentioned (center,center,center,left,left,right,right) apply to major-type as well as minor-type scales? Does it have to do with the starting pattern like you mentioned the lydian mode starting from the 3rd center?
timphilby 1 month ago
I`ve been playing several lead solos figured out by ear and I just realized I was using these scales. You`ve helped me understand the guitar neck a lot more, kind of a "Eureeka" moment. Now I have to figure out when to use the different modes???. Thanks very much
wfo662002 1 month ago
This is a useless demo, all talk and no playing. You cannot hear the notes at the beginning. What is a teeter totter anyway? Too much theory. Very poor. No close ups of the fretboard.
JayBentnote 1 month ago
@JayBentnote I think its designed that way so yull buy his course ...
stiffex 1 month ago
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@JayBentnote
There's barely any theory involved in this video, aside from knowing the major scale. This technique makes you visualize the fretboard better so you'll be able to come up with your own phrases using a MUCH simpler process.
Playing is of little use if there's no talk to explain what it is you're doing. You explain an idea, and THEN you demonstrate it.
"Too much theory" and "No fretboard close-ups" say a lot about your lack of willingness to understand. You just want to be spoon-fed.
AlbertoLaiho 2 weeks ago
AMAZING TRICK!!!
luthomdod 1 month ago
Tht didn't help me @ all so nt sure why tht was put on here.
cooljd77 1 month ago
@cooljd77 Start playing the major scale and the modes using 3-notes-per-string patterns. Then watch again what Derryl is saying.... It's powerful.
guitarcontrol 1 month ago
1st!
mireguitarsolo 1 month ago
@mireguitarsolo LAME!
DMSProduktions 1 month ago
@mireguitarsolo 16371th!
gitaresco 1 month ago