@JustinSandercoe thanks you just dont know how much these vids have helped me man.i really appreciate you taking the time to show us what all of this nonsense means LOL
Hello I relate am learning to touch the guitar. Me pasarias a course to learn the major and minor scales and the manners to learn to improvise this good is my eme g_a_s_7_o_n@hotmail.com thank you
Why bother with your pink if it's your ring finger that's always going to do the bending? It seems like you're generating muscle memory for something that isn't as practical...but I'm a newb, please correct me...
@van1980 when you're playing fast arpeggios, or when you're chording 7th, 9th 11th 13th chords especially in Jazz and Funk, you're going to want to be dextrous with your pinking since you will often need to partially bar the top two strings. Also, when barring up the neck, playing licks like from Hendrix, SRV, playing those melodies you'll need to do hammer-ons with your pinkie...
Justin . Is not minor pentatonic movable along the fretboard with the same shape. ?
Or the other 4 shapes are alternatives to the same shape .
Why there are 5 different shapes Also . I just saw some stickers for the fretboard on ebay called fretnotes . Do you think they might be helpful to learn ?
Its incredibly confusing when guys like justin are teaching Beginners Pentatonic scales and positions fails to explain what root notes are and the purpose of these positions, When i was learning scales and guys would just say . This is a D minor pentatonic scale or Am pentatonic scale i would be lost . Knowing the notes on the fretboard and why your in that position is pivotal. If your watching and all your doing is learning positions your goin to get nowhere with out learning keys and notes
@terriot Actually terriot i have a whole WEBSITE!! Next level guitar.com . They have all the links you need to learn everything i am talking about. By the way this is no disrespect to Justin i think hes a fine teacher and a dam good guitarist, The criticism is simply that when you get to this point in teaching something that can be very confusing and frustrating its the instructors job to guide you from begging to end instead of throwing you head first in the water IMO.
i still wonder why there need to be so many different fingerings... for example you say sometimes it's better to play the notes with the ring finger for bendings. but can't you just get the same results with the little finger?
wherever i look i see different fingerings and i cannot decide which one suits me best.
@dichotomy89 Iam still learning myself but.. I belive the reason behind using your thrid finger is cuz it is stronger at bending the string, But if u can bend it with your little finger with a little help from your other fingers and get the right note out of it iam guessing it is ok, I think it sounds better and easier with any finger besides your pinkie i dont know now u got me trying to bend with my pinkie thanks:>) (I might just stick with the other fingersLOL)
dude 5 stars this video is much clearer and simpler than any one i've found yet. This will totally broaden my horizons as i am very much a blues guy. THANKYOU!!!!!
@janosfischer It will work over any, ANY minor progression. Also, if you know the minor pentatonic, the major pentatonic is a piece of cake. That works over any major progression. So basically, any minor key will allow you to use the minor pentatonic scale because a minor pentatonic scale is just a minor scale without the second and sixth scale degrees.
@Kadadj That's perfect. That's what you should aim for, cuz when you really start playing and jamming, you don't want to be stuck in one box. You should be able to see the notes of the scale anywhere on the neck so you can cover the whole neck.
you can use these in either C or Am (same difference), the patterns are the same for any key though, a pentatonic scale has five notes per octave, hence the term PENTAtonic
I dont think that this has to do with how much you practice that certain scale but you synchronisation between your left and right hand. I think you should move to the next scale if you can use your scales without thinking about it too much and not because of the speed.
how can I know which shape to use if I want to play in another key? If I for example wanted to play in the key of D how could I shuffle around these a minor pentatonic shapes so that instead of memorizing a completely new scale I can just shuffle my old a minor pentatonic scale in a different order so that it becomes for instance D minor pentatonic or is this even possible?
Youve just got to experiment until you find what sounds right. For exmple, if jamming in G but no one told me the key beforehand, id try each note on the E string till i find what sounds right. Id think the note, G on the E string sounded about right, so id solo in that. if it sounded in key id continue otherwise id continue explorin
well you move position 1 to where a g note is and the g note is on the third fret 6th string that is the root note, that is where position 1 would be if it was in g, then for position 2 it would just be like the same except further up the neck
he uses the aeolian mode - check out the major scale vids - position 5 and look at it over the min pentatonic position 1...you should notice something. J
dam this is hard.Ive been playing for a year I can do the scale fine its just that I dont understand why you have to know all these positions and how you use them they look all the same.
another gr8 lesson thanks it helps me so much. just to say that going through your web site i noticed Zeitgeist the Movie and decided to watch it again! very shocking at the start, i hate to see people in pain especially kids who have lost there loved 1s, it puts things in perspective, and hopefully should wake a few people up as to what is really going on behind closed doors! i hope people will rise up and do something, i dont no what! but something, i doubt it u never no though eh :) thx j
pentatonic scales can be used in breakdown harmonies, they can be used to scale out chord progressions.. One of my favorite bands Maylene and The Sons of Disaster are all over the Pentatonic.. Jazz utilizes the Pentatonic most I think
You can use a little distort, but don't do that for awhile because it will cheat you into thinking you play well. Master the pentatonic scales playing cleanly. Know them so well you can hop to any note on the fret board with confidence it's in the scale and be able to play off it. You can't just pick it up and expect to sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan. All I can say about this is that you must practice practice practice and then some. "Knowing" the pentatonic scale is half the battle
But practise what? The five positions? Don't i have to practise something more? I can not just improvise because its really hard to know what ´sounds good. I can make a melody in the head, but i don't know how to play it on the guitar.
The only way you can ever figure out how to sound good is to experiment with it. You will mess up a countless number of times, but improvisation comes from experience, not from something you learn in a book. You have to teach yourself to sound good. Understand the fretboard and know everything about it. Learn music theory. All of these will aid you, however, you will have to be the one to put them into practice every day.
This is unreal that you didnt get the point by now! There is not just one thing to practice, there is hundreds. Practice different licks included in scales, finger position, take the scale slow (speeds overrated), know the scale all alond the board, EXPERIMENT FOR GODS SAKE!!!!!!!!
HOW TO FUCKING LEARN LICKS?! DUDE Are you stupid seriuously? Im asking right here how to improve, to get some good licks so it could sound good. They explain it, then you come and think your so smart. Damn, if i give you a knife and a dead cow and then I say: "EXPERIMENT", what the fuck would you do? Just cut it?
Thanks for the info, I taught myself to play in Vietnam, by just playing the E string. Finally my friend taught me C and C7 and F. Now I am playing rhythm in a Gospel band, just easy stuff. You have inspired to to start learning more.
part of guitar is learning shit on your own. he teaches you what he promised anyway. 5 position of minor pentatonic. the rest it up to you practice these play around with em. guitar is supposed to be fun.
i dont get it, you mean like teach music theory and why you are playing these certain notes as opposed to these other notes? its a lesson for beginners to intermediate. thats intemadating to these players who just want to get the feel of a guitar and learn some songs maybe.
If anyone who is leaving comments here is a beginning guitar player, and most of you probably are, you should develop faith in what the mind is capable of processing and what you are capable of achieving.
If a scale or run is spanning the same 4 frets right across the fretboard then my advice is to use the corresponding finger to play the note. Use your 4th/pinkie finger for string bends which might involve backing it up with one/more of your other fingers and practice this until you don't need to think about it.I've been playing for 25yrs and I also teach guitar and I have to say Justins lessons are fantastic,very well explained and far better then 99% of guitar lessons I've seen online!!
yeah learn the 5 positions then depending on where you start them you'll be in that key eg.if you start the 1st position at the 12 fret you'd be playing E-minor pentatonic at the 3rd fret G-minor pentatonic and so on.
Yes of course, don't forget the right hand by practicing your alternate picking. Up down up down etc. The bottom dot on the twelfth fret is real shiney.
justin! i found all the blue notes in all of the 5 positions on my own but for beginners you should maybe put a blue dot on each scale position. i mean these are for BLUES after all. thanks for the lessons you rock.
@JustinSandercoe thanks you just dont know how much these vids have helped me man.i really appreciate you taking the time to show us what all of this nonsense means LOL
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gascamipi 6 months ago
Why bother with your pink if it's your ring finger that's always going to do the bending? It seems like you're generating muscle memory for something that isn't as practical...but I'm a newb, please correct me...
van1980 7 months ago
@van1980 when you're playing fast arpeggios, or when you're chording 7th, 9th 11th 13th chords especially in Jazz and Funk, you're going to want to be dextrous with your pinking since you will often need to partially bar the top two strings. Also, when barring up the neck, playing licks like from Hendrix, SRV, playing those melodies you'll need to do hammer-ons with your pinkie...
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Moralvorstellung28 9 months ago
17 people fail at guitar
majlou19 10 months ago
400th ! proud of it
thanks Ô Justin
Axoutatiser 1 year ago
Thanks for the video Justin. The bit about using either the 3rd or 4th finger was quite helpful to a beginner like me.
cmrcs 1 year ago
fingers are so weird if you look at them for long enough.....
blargh2blargh 1 year ago 16
Can you transcribe the Tasmanian Devil at the end? It would be a cool riff if you could tab it out.
bergalini 1 year ago
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bergalini 1 year ago
Justin . Is not minor pentatonic movable along the fretboard with the same shape. ?
Or the other 4 shapes are alternatives to the same shape .
Why there are 5 different shapes Also . I just saw some stickers for the fretboard on ebay called fretnotes . Do you think they might be helpful to learn ?
dragoneti67 1 year ago
at 8:31 you start position 5 Aminor pentatonic on a G, when consistency till then you'd started on the root...
=)
Thought I'd touch up on the other positions, found myself locked in a cage of position 1, 2 and 5...
Hopefully I can start linking up 3 and 4 now... to totally open the Aminor neck for me...
PrepareToBeDazzled 1 year ago
@PrepareToBeDazzled hey men just wanna ask how did you linked those scales in diferrent positions? tnx
audiosyncrasy09 1 year ago
Its incredibly confusing when guys like justin are teaching Beginners Pentatonic scales and positions fails to explain what root notes are and the purpose of these positions, When i was learning scales and guys would just say . This is a D minor pentatonic scale or Am pentatonic scale i would be lost . Knowing the notes on the fretboard and why your in that position is pivotal. If your watching and all your doing is learning positions your goin to get nowhere with out learning keys and notes
ewd31989 1 year ago
@ewd31989 any links for videos that teach what your talking about??
terriot 1 year ago
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ewd31989 1 year ago
@terriot Actually terriot i have a whole WEBSITE!! Next level guitar.com . They have all the links you need to learn everything i am talking about. By the way this is no disrespect to Justin i think hes a fine teacher and a dam good guitarist, The criticism is simply that when you get to this point in teaching something that can be very confusing and frustrating its the instructors job to guide you from begging to end instead of throwing you head first in the water IMO.
ewd31989 1 year ago
Here is the first video i feel that can help to start learning what im talking about
Just put in the search bar (Youtube not letting me put in links?)
Beginner guitar lesson learn the notes on the fretboard EZ!
and heres another great one to
Beginner lead guitar lesson Minor Pentatonic & Blues scale
ewd31989 1 year ago
@ewd31989 Have you checked out his website, it is all on there.
WonderersWay 1 year ago
@ewd31989 If you go to his website he does explain everything pretty comprehensively.
bergalini 1 year ago
awesome!!! thank you Justin
spontanp 1 year ago
The lick that starts at 4:05 is the biz!!! Good ol' Blues lick.
espdemon 1 year ago
With the pick, is it better to always do DOWN-UP, in every string?? or when you go from a thiner string to a thicker string, do you do UP-DOWN??
albertmanlleu 1 year ago
how do you know where the different... eh... like what you need a backing track in E, A, C etc. to play? which note is where on the guitar?
danfilmentertainment 1 year ago
i still wonder why there need to be so many different fingerings... for example you say sometimes it's better to play the notes with the ring finger for bendings. but can't you just get the same results with the little finger?
wherever i look i see different fingerings and i cannot decide which one suits me best.
dichotomy89 1 year ago
@dichotomy89 Iam still learning myself but.. I belive the reason behind using your thrid finger is cuz it is stronger at bending the string, But if u can bend it with your little finger with a little help from your other fingers and get the right note out of it iam guessing it is ok, I think it sounds better and easier with any finger besides your pinkie i dont know now u got me trying to bend with my pinkie thanks:>) (I might just stick with the other fingersLOL)
Optimus376 1 year ago
ive been playin for five years and i still dont no this lol
MrMetallica4life 1 year ago
Congrats in inventing a bicycle ! )))) LOL
Constrictor87 1 year ago
dude 5 stars this video is much clearer and simpler than any one i've found yet. This will totally broaden my horizons as i am very much a blues guy. THANKYOU!!!!!
tylerheathgammon 1 year ago
brilliant as always.
alberti99 1 year ago
hey can anyone help me ? he 3rd position on what fret is it at he doesnt say :s
fazel911 1 year ago
@fazel911 12th fret.
johnnymfapplecore 1 year ago
Memorize the finger pattern then shift down a fret with the same pattern to play a different key.
3DEC3 2 years ago
thanks but for what do i need them now... ??
and to what kind of chords do they fit ?
janosfischer 2 years ago
@janosfischer It will work over any, ANY minor progression. Also, if you know the minor pentatonic, the major pentatonic is a piece of cake. That works over any major progression. So basically, any minor key will allow you to use the minor pentatonic scale because a minor pentatonic scale is just a minor scale without the second and sixth scale degrees.
trailblazer225 2 years ago
Ive learnt two patterns. but im starting to see them as one, is that a bad thing?
Kadadj 2 years ago
@Kadadj That's perfect. That's what you should aim for, cuz when you really start playing and jamming, you don't want to be stuck in one box. You should be able to see the notes of the scale anywhere on the neck so you can cover the whole neck.
trailblazer225 2 years ago
Thanks, i see that now, i always ask the dumbest questions when learning new stuff.
Kadadj 2 years ago
@Kadadj Hahaha No problem we've ALL been there. It's actually a really common question.
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lilxrobx07 2 years ago
thanks... great video!!!
you are a great teacher!!!
superdaimos 2 years ago
gr8
crysjocy 2 years ago
Justin u rock
thanks alot mate
skaterboy077 2 years ago
is this only for songs based around Am? like stairway to heaven,
or can u use these scales for every song?
im lookin for a scale for Guns N Roses Knockin on heavens door
please reply!
KTKPMDJ 2 years ago
you can use these in either C or Am (same difference), the patterns are the same for any key though, a pentatonic scale has five notes per octave, hence the term PENTAtonic
lankyelephant 2 years ago
Use the E-minor scale. It's made out of the exact same notes as the G-major scale.
Torfinnmadssen 2 years ago
THANX!! FROM BRAZIL!
SUPERROCKER1970 2 years ago
Once again you have made the impossible seem possible, its all so clear now....thanks Justin you are a legend.
Chico1916 2 years ago
FINALLY someone going beyond the first scale, great lesson
:) thanks a lot man u rock
geetarNL 2 years ago 4
very good lesson ... thanks! best regards from portugal
ratodasdocas 2 years ago
awesome lesson
prodigy00073 2 years ago 3
Thank you Justin!
GDguitarplayer 2 years ago 3
I learned the 5 positions easily last night because of this video. I appreciate the help Justin.
ChyronIsChillin 2 years ago
thanks!!! :]
skimbrdinchik03 2 years ago
thanx men i apreciate it so much for your videos im gonna learn alot from you thanx again
13akaalex 2 years ago
When your doing that blues lick at 1:59 are you only using the notes in in the scale you just showed?
EAxisVideos 2 years ago
I looked over it, and I think he's only using the notes in the scale he showed.
Tubbergen 2 years ago
Sweet. I gota learn scales
EAxisVideos 2 years ago
yeah. that was a little Hendrix lick that he played.
mytube1349 2 years ago
@ EAxisVideos - yep that is all minor pentatonic scale dude!
JustinSandercoe 2 years ago
At how many beats per minute should we be able to do before we move on to the next scale?
bighardkore 2 years ago
I dont think that this has to do with how much you practice that certain scale but you synchronisation between your left and right hand. I think you should move to the next scale if you can use your scales without thinking about it too much and not because of the speed.
Julien1345 2 years ago
you tell us that we should use the fourth finger on string 1 and 2 on the first figure but not on the second figure... Why?
Are you more likely to bend on the second figure??
BrixSnBs 2 years ago
Justin, could you post a video about minor relative scales?
rborges82 2 years ago
how can I know which shape to use if I want to play in another key? If I for example wanted to play in the key of D how could I shuffle around these a minor pentatonic shapes so that instead of memorizing a completely new scale I can just shuffle my old a minor pentatonic scale in a different order so that it becomes for instance D minor pentatonic or is this even possible?
calochamp 2 years ago
you use the same 5 shapes but just change the root note to D, there all relative to the root note.
Grambleheed 2 years ago
Move everything down 3 frets or semi-tones and play some country music.
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Piece of shit lesson. remove this please.
bbqnoways 2 years ago
remove youself you twat!
riggaz151 2 years ago 3
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Cr381v3 2 years ago
guitar center has the same guitar in youre vidieo,and its made to look beat ,(its like 450$) up,did u buy it at guitar center (just curious)
windoes98se 3 years ago
i think his telecaster by fender cost like 1000 bucks lol.
megamanxu 2 years ago 6
Teles ROCK! I have a 2006 MIM Tele, LOVE IT!
Tommyr 2 years ago
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Booooo. Gibson FTW
LowLanding 2 years ago
+1!
evensmaller 2 years ago 2
@megamanxu whats so funny about that?
googoplexable 9 months ago
just cuz a guitar looks the same as another guitard oesnt mean its the same guitar, especially if its beat up. which is the road worn series....
TheTranceGuru 2 years ago
Thank you, Justin!
jmjunkie 3 years ago
Are those cans of FOSTERS in the background?! Ughhhh!
gavinwell 3 years ago
you're the man dude :]
ShredLifeAway92 3 years ago
Thanks Justin, your teachings are very helpful to newbies like moi.
jmjunkie 3 years ago 4
thx 4 nice lesson :)
Ok so that was in the key of A how to transform that scale in to for example key of G.
How can I know in what key to play minor scale while jamming with my m8?
gerpir 3 years ago
Youve just got to experiment until you find what sounds right. For exmple, if jamming in G but no one told me the key beforehand, id try each note on the E string till i find what sounds right. Id think the note, G on the E string sounded about right, so id solo in that. if it sounded in key id continue otherwise id continue explorin
IaNdAcRiPwAlKa 3 years ago
Well.. I dont quite get it cuz i've been having the same problem.. How do i know which pentatonic position is i which key? /:
UnderCrimsonSkies 2 years ago
The first finger (index finger) plays the root note.
Tommyr 2 years ago
well you move position 1 to where a g note is and the g note is on the third fret 6th string that is the root note, that is where position 1 would be if it was in g, then for position 2 it would just be like the same except further up the neck
CaleMercer 2 years ago
i can now play with the strings a little, because of this lesson!thank you Justin!=)
but there's something i don't quite understand about soloing..in some solos, you play this fret, then the following fret or the fret before it..
e.g. the sweet child o' mine solo..you play the first string, "17^-15-14"..how did the 14 get there?
i'm sorry i can't explain it very well, but someone please help me..please..
bulaclac 3 years ago 2
its from a different scale. There are many different scales but this is proberbly the most common 1
Luke08Sadler 3 years ago
oh..ok, what scale might that be?
bulaclac 3 years ago
diatonic and pentatonic
darkeagle551 3 years ago
wow..that's a new scale(to me at least)..i hope Justin is planning on doing a lesson about that scale soon..it could really be helpful..
bulaclac 3 years ago
he uses the aeolian mode - check out the major scale vids - position 5 and look at it over the min pentatonic position 1...you should notice something. J
JustinSandercoe 3 years ago
whoa!!i can't believe it!you answered my question!wow..thanks!=)
bulaclac 3 years ago
@JustinSandercoe the third person eh? :P What do you call that finish of the tele?
MrJackanthony 1 year ago
dam this is hard.Ive been playing for a year I can do the scale fine its just that I dont understand why you have to know all these positions and how you use them they look all the same.
kookybirdy 3 years ago
another gr8 lesson thanks it helps me so much. just to say that going through your web site i noticed Zeitgeist the Movie and decided to watch it again! very shocking at the start, i hate to see people in pain especially kids who have lost there loved 1s, it puts things in perspective, and hopefully should wake a few people up as to what is really going on behind closed doors! i hope people will rise up and do something, i dont no what! but something, i doubt it u never no though eh :) thx j
gtaace1 3 years ago
very very good lesson!
RockNrolling 3 years ago 2
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pardon me but what the hell are scales for?
insertbadname 3 years ago
.................. wow.........
GuitarMan3292 3 years ago
name any song, its based on a scale ANY
wareaglebabe11 3 years ago
improv, soloing..... all sorts of stuff
ultranotadork 3 years ago
all songs r made of different scales...even jingle bells
Phoebe9523 3 years ago
AWESOME DUDE!!!!Thank you. Thank you. Thankyou. thank you.
Spongebobinjeans 3 years ago
interesting vid...thanks alot....learn something new every day....thanaks again
guitargod3133 3 years ago 2
can you go through power chords
HansMarine1 3 years ago 7
i'm from Argentina. Sorry for my english. excellents lessons. Very simples and ingenius too. Thanks!
juanimontero 3 years ago
you may want to fix the link ;)
747O 3 years ago
I really appreciate this. Thanks for showing a little application along with each position.
1Batt 3 years ago
fucking great teaching dude.
insaineyesay 3 years ago
awesome! by the way, why did u put a "Demonio de tasmania" later of ur class ? XDDD
hantav 3 years ago
How to make this to sound like rock? Some says: Distortion, but is that all? No more things to add?
Matheus222 3 years ago
pentatonic scales can be used in breakdown harmonies, they can be used to scale out chord progressions.. One of my favorite bands Maylene and The Sons of Disaster are all over the Pentatonic.. Jazz utilizes the Pentatonic most I think
djbro16 3 years ago
mostly diminished chords and scales. weird and difficult.
cruxbucket 3 years ago
a chord progression? lol
TheNoga 3 years ago
yeah power chords..
djbro16 3 years ago
and that is?
Matheus222 3 years ago
You can use a little distort, but don't do that for awhile because it will cheat you into thinking you play well. Master the pentatonic scales playing cleanly. Know them so well you can hop to any note on the fret board with confidence it's in the scale and be able to play off it. You can't just pick it up and expect to sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan. All I can say about this is that you must practice practice practice and then some. "Knowing" the pentatonic scale is half the battle
Neverdii 3 years ago
But practise what? The five positions? Don't i have to practise something more? I can not just improvise because its really hard to know what ´sounds good. I can make a melody in the head, but i don't know how to play it on the guitar.
How to learn that?
Matheus
Matheus222 3 years ago
The only way you can ever figure out how to sound good is to experiment with it. You will mess up a countless number of times, but improvisation comes from experience, not from something you learn in a book. You have to teach yourself to sound good. Understand the fretboard and know everything about it. Learn music theory. All of these will aid you, however, you will have to be the one to put them into practice every day.
Neverdii 3 years ago 2
Okey, so you say that i have to practice on what, everyday?
Matheus222 3 years ago
This is unreal that you didnt get the point by now! There is not just one thing to practice, there is hundreds. Practice different licks included in scales, finger position, take the scale slow (speeds overrated), know the scale all alond the board, EXPERIMENT FOR GODS SAKE!!!!!!!!
audieringer 3 years ago
HOW TO FUCKING LEARN LICKS?! DUDE Are you stupid seriuously? Im asking right here how to improve, to get some good licks so it could sound good. They explain it, then you come and think your so smart. Damn, if i give you a knife and a dead cow and then I say: "EXPERIMENT", what the fuck would you do? Just cut it?
Matheus222 3 years ago
this totally makes sence just be patient and stop bitching and pay better attention
evilmachine12 3 years ago
he explains himself just fine to anyone who actualy has a guitar
lizardk5 3 years ago
This guy really gives good lessons
BOBBOY925 3 years ago 4
Haven't anyone heard of SCALE FORMS? CAGED sequence? Much easier to learn if you think of the scales as extensions to chords.
malangope 3 years ago
Thanks for the info, I taught myself to play in Vietnam, by just playing the E string. Finally my friend taught me C and C7 and F. Now I am playing rhythm in a Gospel band, just easy stuff. You have inspired to to start learning more.
jimmie1481 3 years ago
The only problem with this guy is that he just says do it like this or u might do... This guy doesnt explain himself enough.
Punkhuskie6 3 years ago
part of guitar is learning shit on your own. he teaches you what he promised anyway. 5 position of minor pentatonic. the rest it up to you practice these play around with em. guitar is supposed to be fun.
cruxbucket 3 years ago
dude i never said anything bad like that. All i said was he needs to explain himself more.
Punkhuskie6 3 years ago
i dont get it, you mean like teach music theory and why you are playing these certain notes as opposed to these other notes? its a lesson for beginners to intermediate. thats intemadating to these players who just want to get the feel of a guitar and learn some songs maybe.
cruxbucket 3 years ago
You get back what you are willing to put in.
If anyone who is leaving comments here is a beginning guitar player, and most of you probably are, you should develop faith in what the mind is capable of processing and what you are capable of achieving.
CapitalAlchemy 3 years ago
Dude what the hell did that mean?
Punkhuskie6 3 years ago
huh im confused i thought my reply was pretty straightforward.
cruxbucket 3 years ago
huge fingers or little fretboard
ienjoyjimi 3 years ago
What's the matter of bending with your pinkie finger? I do it in my acoustic
tigarx 3 years ago
i think its advice for beginners.
cruxbucket 3 years ago
well i think for beginners. Pinkies arnt usually strong ^.^
KtMovieManiac 3 years ago
Yea, but that's teaching ambiguous guitar playing. Not the better way to go, i think.
tigarx 3 years ago
very good!!!
junowalk 3 years ago
thanks, this is cool.
I sure wish I had some of these videos when I was first starting out.
one question, tho? why not bend with your pinky? I use it all the time, but I am a bit of a hack, so...
richardshapiroII 3 years ago
nah dude, you will still be in the same key, different octave A's. he never goes out of key.
mrbadcat123 3 years ago
i can do this aswell now this do is cool
jameseddolls 3 years ago
If a scale or run is spanning the same 4 frets right across the fretboard then my advice is to use the corresponding finger to play the note. Use your 4th/pinkie finger for string bends which might involve backing it up with one/more of your other fingers and practice this until you don't need to think about it.I've been playing for 25yrs and I also teach guitar and I have to say Justins lessons are fantastic,very well explained and far better then 99% of guitar lessons I've seen online!!
posthumous5 3 years ago
yeah learn the 5 positions then depending on where you start them you'll be in that key eg.if you start the 1st position at the 12 fret you'd be playing E-minor pentatonic at the 3rd fret G-minor pentatonic and so on.
ratknacker 3 years ago
when ur playing a solo or riff, can you change scale positions and still sound good?
GNRrulz40 3 years ago
anyone know:
you can move these scale's roots to where ever? yea? or no
rastaisfuture 3 years ago
yes but it wont be in the same key..
hvrock13 3 years ago
short answer, yeah!
richardshapiroII 3 years ago
Yes, any root note using these positions give you the scale in the new key.
hurstryan15 3 years ago
Yes of course, don't forget the right hand by practicing your alternate picking. Up down up down etc. The bottom dot on the twelfth fret is real shiney.
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jcbxq 3 years ago
The telecaster sounds great, plummy thick and bright, sort of compressed but raw compared to many modern guitars.
snowypetrel 3 years ago
thanks justin now i really understand the pentatonic scale and how to used it as a scale.
maj10311982 3 years ago
wat guitar is ths?
94saml94 3 years ago
fender telecaster
RevilationGuitar 3 years ago 2
This is great, explained very well, thanks!
jwvancappellen 3 years ago
possibilities like what? can u upload a vid?
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stevie179 3 years ago
possibilities like what? can u upload a vid?
stevie179 3 years ago
Nice to see someone advicing you to use your third finger instead of the fourth so that you can bend.
I'd been doing that for years and thought it was just my bad habit :)
Cheers Justin - nice vid.
mikesed 3 years ago
Thanks, Justin! That was clarifying!
ilyaorlov 3 years ago
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LaPlaya071 3 years ago
justin
pokeureye21 3 years ago
You have inspired me to go and get my electric guitar out after 2 years =)
Pugragger 3 years ago 2
is it me or his accent getting more and more british haha
jordno 3 years ago
What srings do you use? they seem very thin and bendy.
mandowarrior123 3 years ago
saves me a lot of money! haha
djbro16 3 years ago
thanx justin!
michael7d7 3 years ago
justin! i found all the blue notes in all of the 5 positions on my own but for beginners you should maybe put a blue dot on each scale position. i mean these are for BLUES after all. thanks for the lessons you rock.
spidrmage 3 years ago
Justin, the sound on the last couple videos gets louder then softer. Maybe something with your mic?
Good lesson though
zand2k 3 years ago
thats amazing!
1boredsonbitch 3 years ago
I don`t quite get on thing though - why is it so extremely important to start and end on the lowest root note?
Drinkalcochol 3 years ago
just because it sounds like its started and finished properly
tonkoisafatmess 3 years ago
resolution, if you don't finish on the root note of a scale it sounds incomplete. Google cadences to find out more.
MikeyRGuitar 3 years ago
a hah~
now only i know that i start on the wrong note in most of the Positions.
really useful lessen.
thx justin ~!
yuna1987 3 years ago
ooooooooooooooooooh
theflyingapple 3 years ago
back to the hats i see. :)
NepaTrish 3 years ago
why do you use 1 and 3 so much, isnt it more logical to use 1 and 2? or is that because 1 and 3 are the same lenght?
your lessons are really usefull ^_&
phytomir 3 years ago