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  • sounds easy

    sounds...

    TheArminrock 1 month ago

  • 1 trip-let, 2 trip-let, 3 trip-let...

    Workaholics93 1 month ago

  • i dont get this really, is there a website with more explanations

    nubbubnub 5 months ago

  • move it to the 12th fret and you have a the last part of seek and destroy solo

    Metalupyourass0011 9 months ago

  • very good lesson!!

    smithers8800 11 months ago

  • thank you so much for everything about the minor pentatonic scale, even though i am lacking scale knowledge, this helped a lot in starting to improvise :)

    aeyurttaser13 11 months ago

  • That is actually minor blues pentatonics...

    saxplayerale 1 year ago

  • @saxplayerale No it's not.

    PublicAnimal09 8 months ago

  • @ikey786 - You're probably right!

    Although what size?

    saln99 2 years ago

  • What kind of string is Justin using?

    Looks like the top 4 is strings used in classical guitars and the bottom-two is steelstrings....

    saln99 2 years ago

  • @saln99 They look like electric guitar strings to me?

    ikey786 2 years ago

  • very good, van hallen`s ice cream man lesson please,,,

    RUBENPEREZmusic 2 years ago

  • What size strings do you use?

    123qwerty0123456789 2 years ago

  • love your videos just realized you were back!

    I like the way you keep it to just teaching and don't influence in anyway .

    theoipod 2 years ago 2

  • Excellent

    loveguitars 2 years ago 15

  • If you play this would it be based off of E minor, I was wondering if there s diffrent patonic scales based on diffrent chords?

    MitchTheGreat256 2 years ago

  • The pentatonic scale pattern is the same for each key. Only positioned higher or lower. But the shapes stay the same.

    GoodGawd 2 years ago

  • no.... the scale shape is the same..the only thing thats different is the position of the scale based on where the root note is... if you were to play E minor pentatonic...it would be at the 12th fret.. same scale pattern applies

    cobracarg 2 years ago

  • the pentatonic scale is the same for each note, there are 5 positions though. justin is playing first position.

    davemorris85 2 years ago 6

  • no. there ARE diffrent positions to play an E pentatonic, but your thinking of arppeggios

    Phailure365 2 years ago

  • Perhaps, but you score low on originality.

    flyhead2 2 years ago 4

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