justin, thank you for these lessons. this series is definitely one of the most well-thought out and well taught blues guitar intros on youtube. and no, you're not talking too much. i know a lot of people are eager to learn and just want to see where to put their fingers, but they need to realize that it isn't just about where you put your fingers and what strings you play. it's about why-it's technique. and your technique is fantastic. clear, simple and rockin'! thanks again, man. peace.
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Thank you Justin. I've been trying to get into blues guitar playing for months now, but I think this lesson gave me the final start kick. Now I have a good basis to built up on ;) I'm looking forward to the rest of the video series. Greetings from germany :)
can someone tell me what the "positions" of the notes are he plays in dorian mode... like minor third or minor seventh or 4th and so on. i would really appreciate that, so i could use the dorian mode on alle the penta ppositions :)
I'm always looking for notes outside the minor pentatonic scales to sort of think outside of that box. I liked the extra blues notes and the extra notes in Dorian mode. Great stuff...thanks
@realjuvelive do you enjoy having people piss you off? Just wondering, because you are just asking for it when you post senseless comments such as 'blues sucks!'
@realjuvelive So you can learn how to put the guitar to the most potential by learning new things you can do with it, while getting better at playing yourself.
Jason you Rcok man! your the best teacher on youtube! after learning thease 3 scales you had me jamming on me electric and sonuding much better.. i am a really a accoustic guitar player, so thease scales really helped me get used to my new electric guitar.
I was always getting mad because i could never do like a lead or little lick or something on my own. Thanks to your video(s) i can now play guitar and enjoy it way way much! Thanks so much and keep it up Justin!
Great video ... You mention at around 3:17ish you mention that you should bend with your third finger (not your pinky) ... why is that, I bend with my pinky and don't seem to have a problem ... I do of course use my other fingers to support my pinky for the bend.
@jlhcornwall i use my pinky to bend too, but since watching this vid i have started to use my third finger. it just gives you more control and makes the bend sound stronger, more supported. i still use my pinky from time to time, but i've been changing it up. ultimately, it's about what works for you.
@sgenn99 me too. use my pinky coz i was classical guitar player first. but its cool to learn electric differences so thanx many many times for yur great vids
These lessons are great, been playing about a year, Justin is an excellent teacher, if you want to slow the video down there is a software programme callede transcribe but you should not need to.
Good video. I haven't learned the Dorian mode scale yet but it kind of looks like the first position of the minor pentatonic scale (in A) overlapping the second position of the major pentatonic scale (in A). Is there a reason for this or is it just a coincidence?
i am trying to learn the blues scale for a bit of chuck berry style geetar-in' and this is the single most helpful video in you tube. thank you so much.
I've progressed from a 'crap guitar player' into a 'more knowledgeable crap guitar player'. I'm off to pratice to become a 'more knowledgeable not quite so crap guitar player' 8-)
@Jurbo33 ... LOLOL! I feel you! That Devil Dog scared hell out of me too! I actually backed away from the monitor to keep from getting my nose ripped off! hahaha!
good lesson,the A dorian scale is the G major with the root note A i.e A B C D E F# G.you can also use the minor Pentatonic and the blues up a semi tone A# but don't stay there to long! use it as passing notes
sorry if i sound rude here haha, but its actually only one note, its adding a D# on the two different strings. when you play 5th string 6th fret its a D#, as well as when you play 3rd string 8th fret, which is a D#.
You think by notes he means frettings. but in reality, its the same note.
You sir are a fool (elclapton44545). There is only one added note in the Blues scale. You are obviously thinking in terms of playing the scale all the way down. In which case you play the scale twice (and thus the extra note twice).
Justin, you are a very good guitar instructor. Thanks for your great work here. I know you love guitar because it really shows. Once again, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Flagranger
What i don't get is how does all of this apply to the other 4 positions of the pentatonic?...Where are the blue notes in the other positions...or are there any?...Anyway, thank you very much for the lessons, Justin....I paid for 2 hours of lessons (4) and didn't even bother going to the last two lessons...The guy didn't come close to teaching me what I can learn here from you and others like Marty...Please keep em comin, bro!
The "Blue" notes are normally the flat third and third notes along with a few others within and around the chord that is being played in the progession. For instance, while in the key of "A", the blue note that is most used will be the "C" and "C#", The actual "C" note is within the minor blues scale while the "C#" is actually in the Major scale but the koolest one is the "C almost but not quite #" note that is between the "C" and "C#" notes. Underatand??
well i want to master in rock leads.... is that .first we hav to leaarn blue than go to rock..but i dont like bluse at alll. all i like it rock n metal....can u gimme any vedios to practice or to learn some leads in rock
the idea is this... learn a scale, learn HOW TO USE A SCALE then with some practice it becomes instinctive and you don't think about them. I never think about scales when I play, why would anyone want to - but for a beginner it makes a lot of sense to learn scales and experiment with them until they become natural to use.
I agree but the most important aspect of playing guitar is not scales. It`s chords because as the other guy has stated, chords are essential and chords actually contain the scales within them. No arguement here about your idea, just approach. Show the chords that are in use and the scales within them and then the overall scale, position and mode. To begin learning guitar by learning scales is a disaster waiting to happen with only heartbreak on the horizon. CHORDS chords chords chords chords!
I agree darin. To many guitar players are trying to begin learning guitar by learning scales. You can always notice these players. They sit over there, playing half cocked lead and don`t know nor could they tell you the chord progression. Sorry Justin but I`ll have to agree with Darin on this one. Chords Chords Chords
I responded with a video. I recorded this on the fly and all of the lead just happened at the moment. My friend was messing with me the entire time but it turned out ok. Scales never crossed my mind. The sounds of music play out in my head and end up at the tips of my fingers. Like I said, turned the camera on, recorded the lead to an old rythym track on my looping station then turned it off. I was actually trying to showcase the Looping Station.
Exactly what I was thinking 777. Scales are important just as chords are absolutely essential. Actually chords are more important because they contain the scales within them but application calls for the ear and heart. I`m also educated in music so I completely understand the point portrayed here but you can`t be thinking about this scale and that scale as you`re playing music. Scales and chords are learned ,... music occurs. Loved that comment 777.
Too much talk about scales. Theres no way to try to think of these scales as you play blues if you`re playing as you should which is from the heart. Scales should be learned as an individual part of your music education. Applying the scales should come as 2nd nature. Do not try to think about all of this mumbo jumbo while actually playing guys. No disrespect intended. I play by ear, read tab and notation but playing blues or any other music comes from the heart. Don`t think, just play.
In the blues scale and the dorian, if I alt-pick on a string with 3 notes, my last pick is a down pick. Should I start the next note on the next string with an up pick, continueing the alt-picking, or should I start it with a down pick, because that is what I would do in the 'normal' scale?
Arent you actually starting in the 2nd position in the minor pent scales there???? Also, is this dorian mode you are playing the same as a diatonic scale??? Confusing from what I've learned is all!!
justin, thank you for these lessons. this series is definitely one of the most well-thought out and well taught blues guitar intros on youtube. and no, you're not talking too much. i know a lot of people are eager to learn and just want to see where to put their fingers, but they need to realize that it isn't just about where you put your fingers and what strings you play. it's about why-it's technique. and your technique is fantastic. clear, simple and rockin'! thanks again, man. peace.
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Thank you Justin. I've been trying to get into blues guitar playing for months now, but I think this lesson gave me the final start kick. Now I have a good basis to built up on ;) I'm looking forward to the rest of the video series. Greetings from germany :)
RazorNTB 5 months ago 3
Thanks man your tutorials are nice and easy to follow along with.
puredude3 6 months ago
you rock!!!
MosesGuitar60 6 months ago
I agree with chenzii. Quiet in the cheap seats. Im trying to learn something here. (Actually I quite like katy perry though)
adrianmeekings 6 months ago 2
you guys commenting on too much talking from justin are RETARDED. its a LESSON. go google your katy perry tabs somewhere else please.
chenzii 6 months ago 5
can someone tell me what the "positions" of the notes are he plays in dorian mode... like minor third or minor seventh or 4th and so on. i would really appreciate that, so i could use the dorian mode on alle the penta ppositions :)
pumukellll 6 months ago
graet job man!!
vincy8810 6 months ago
It's better to use your pinky.
1971SuperLead 7 months ago
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Fuckin aussie bastard, stick to it ya bitch, dont quit ya day job
TheFitzaholic 7 months ago
@TheFitzaholic is there not a sheep somewhere that you could be spending some time with?
Gupps0123456 7 months ago
@TheFitzaholic dont quit the day job?? this guy is bloody good
heybuddyheybuddy 7 months ago
holy shit dude seriously those minutes i spent watching is worth ever second ! im not lying!
BlackGhost574 7 months ago
the first scale u show is the a minor penthatonic, the second blues scale and the last dorian is still i nthe key of a minor right? please reply
shadowkrypton 7 months ago
Whats with the hidiously long advert about the bible prophecising about the end of the world?
omeganukestrike 8 months ago
thats y its a dorian
legolasm 8 months ago
same as G major scale in second posistion, only with the root on the A.?
fruitylooperx 8 months ago
same as G major scale in second posistion, only with the root on the A.?
fruitylooperx 8 months ago
Don't worry about all the theory just know that you can use it
- Justin Sandercoe
sec 42
GarneloGuitars 9 months ago 37
@GarneloGuitars sec 42?
trashthethrasher 6 months ago
MASSIVE help cheers mate ;)
theclashbat 10 months ago
You're puting the name Justin back in the respected musician cathegory!
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half a million views for a 9 minute vid with 2 initial minutes of talking, no wonder the world and youtube is fucked up
jamesraymondsmith 11 months ago
@jamesraymondsmith its a lesson. what do you expect. lol and wuts wrong with videos with little talking
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@TheArcticMonkeyz wont need it from a frozen simian
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TheArcticMonkeyz 10 months ago
I'm always looking for notes outside the minor pentatonic scales to sort of think outside of that box. I liked the extra blues notes and the extra notes in Dorian mode. Great stuff...thanks
hallro 11 months ago
good that guy
Ricky031074 1 year ago
@realjuvelive do you enjoy having people piss you off? Just wondering, because you are just asking for it when you post senseless comments such as 'blues sucks!'
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blues sucks!
realjuvelive 1 year ago
@realjuvelive you suck!
derbsn 11 months ago
@derbsn I won't be bad ! I would say thanks!
realjuvelive 11 months ago
@realjuvelive :D
derbsn 11 months ago
nice!!!!
randolphraneses 1 year ago
50 people don't have the patience to be a decent guitar player
FlushieJohnson 1 year ago
Thank you for the lesson Justin. Very great
natlan 1 year ago
Thnx for a nice video.
MrMagsimus 1 year ago
50 people don't know how to go about learning the guitar
seventhlight 1 year ago
Very helpfull vid. Thanks Justin. I'm gonna subscribe
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alexandriaconcepcion 1 year ago
thank you for your videos. ignore the haters. you rock man!
richardbroadwell 1 year ago
best guitar lessons ever
Jamezzz5k 1 year ago
very nice video, great with a free lesson
swagl 1 year ago
Excuse me guys I personally don't play scales .. so what is the purpose of scales though ?
realjuvelive 1 year ago
@realjuvelive So you can learn how to put the guitar to the most potential by learning new things you can do with it, while getting better at playing yourself.
theflanny1 1 year ago
@realjuvelive to improvise or make your own solo within a scale
jordyboy321 1 year ago
@DaNorthernLight thats a big buff pinkie if it does
intelceleron44 1 year ago
Omgsh. You are the answer to my prayers of curing my horrible guitar lead playing. I'm so in! God bless ya!
pugez89 1 year ago
man, I've learned so much in 1 lesson, thanks Justin.
MrTokken88 1 year ago
thumbs up
LetArtsLive 1 year ago
Why isit alwaysthe key of A?
BoundInChains 1 year ago
@BoundInChains I guess Key of A is easier to show all possible positions than others on the neck (in standart tuning)
And also, bending in Key of A in 1st position is easier as it is approximately middle of the neck.
ertansaygi 1 year ago
@ertansaygi That's a very reasonble explanation. I thought blues was all about the key of A. ;) Thanks!
BoundInChains 1 year ago
Jason you Rcok man! your the best teacher on youtube! after learning thease 3 scales you had me jamming on me electric and sonuding much better.. i am a really a accoustic guitar player, so thease scales really helped me get used to my new electric guitar.
windsurf7772 1 year ago
@windsurf7772 You know it's Justin Sandercoe right? Not Jason?
AllinforMichigan78 1 year ago
@AllinforMichigan78 oh is too sorry, justin rocks on
windsurf7772 1 year ago
Thank you! I just need to practice practice practice! Thank you :)
SuperArg1000 1 year ago
Little finger on the g string.
Got it.
sh0ckwave06 1 year ago
muy buenoooooooo!!!!!! :)
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danmartynharris 1 year ago
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You are too.
786Vahi 1 year ago
is all 3 scale played in the key of A?
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Rejekt313 1 year ago
didnt know michael jacksons Bad is based off of a scale!
Z3R055 1 year ago
I GOT THE SAME TELECASTER :| A reissue right? Awesome!
ZijnErNogNamenOver 1 year ago
I was always getting mad because i could never do like a lead or little lick or something on my own. Thanks to your video(s) i can now play guitar and enjoy it way way much! Thanks so much and keep it up Justin!
BeestM0DE 1 year ago
your talent shouldn't be on youtube. it should be in the shops at a CD
eikik1 1 year ago
Great video ... You mention at around 3:17ish you mention that you should bend with your third finger (not your pinky) ... why is that, I bend with my pinky and don't seem to have a problem ... I do of course use my other fingers to support my pinky for the bend.
jlhcornwall 1 year ago
@jlhcornwall He also said it's your choice. If you can easily bend with the pinky, you should continue doing so!
amoebazebra420 1 year ago
@jlhcornwall i use my pinky to bend too, but since watching this vid i have started to use my third finger. it just gives you more control and makes the bend sound stronger, more supported. i still use my pinky from time to time, but i've been changing it up. ultimately, it's about what works for you.
sgenn99 2 months ago
@sgenn99 me too. use my pinky coz i was classical guitar player first. but its cool to learn electric differences so thanx many many times for yur great vids
sammuchneeded 5 days ago
i love blues <3
MaXiiMo93 1 year ago
fantastic mate. all the way from australia
dubiusmaximus1989 1 year ago
Justin the MAN!!!!
odyssyus 1 year ago
is that a telecaster plus
megaman351000 1 year ago
i was playing the chords over this
elephantkidd 1 year ago
very good.
chapmanyasuki1 1 year ago
awesome 天殺的太棒了 謝謝你的教學 : )
Sawyer0610 1 year ago
very good lesson !!! thanks
vincenthao84 1 year ago
nice teaching mr.justin
darkwingsbus 1 year ago
great lesson wish you would say the notes through out although.
mamtec 2 years ago
mmm telecaster goodness. ^_^
Masamuneblader 2 years ago
Cheers Justin. Good lesson and very thankful for all your help showing me the dorian scale.
angels77100 2 years ago
Thanks a lot! :) Very Helpful!
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dirtydonki 2 years ago
thanks man really learnt alot frm your lessons
marshmellowdreams 2 years ago
U hav lovely nails :)
great lesson btw :)
abeltyrrell 2 years ago
Thos are fake nails :D
puuuuuuch 2 years ago
Even if you suck at guitar, playing the 3 in variations make it seem like you know what you're doing. Awesome vid!
Fudoshin628 2 years ago
The dorian mode seems an awful lot like G major pos 2.
Soulrivers 2 years ago
i need a tab 4 the dorian notes and where 2 play em. try addin a tab box 2 ur vids justin.. u rock man
THEDUD420 2 years ago
youre the man
neno92CRO 2 years ago
gr8 lesson man thx
1994AlexJohnson 2 years ago
your lessons are the best but what in the name of Saint Hendrix is that rat at the end of the video. lol
tzeolotltenamaxtli 2 years ago 2
its a wolverine lmfao. so random
philisthemaster 2 years ago
Pretty sure it's an Tasmanian Devil. Native to the country that Justin is from.
loopie007 2 years ago
he's aussie?
aaws95 2 years ago
english
googoplexable 1 year ago
These lessons are great, been playing about a year, Justin is an excellent teacher, if you want to slow the video down there is a software programme callede transcribe but you should not need to.
tet1963 2 years ago
does this work for all keys or only A?
0625153544 2 years ago
It works for any key
Skadoosh417 2 years ago 3
sounds great when u do it on the high notes
Missingartistname 2 years ago
justin..is your fingering for the blues scale in this vid different from the chart you showed on your website. or is it just me?
nullsturm 2 years ago
Good video. I haven't learned the Dorian mode scale yet but it kind of looks like the first position of the minor pentatonic scale (in A) overlapping the second position of the major pentatonic scale (in A). Is there a reason for this or is it just a coincidence?
TheTSina 2 years ago
i am trying to learn the blues scale for a bit of chuck berry style geetar-in' and this is the single most helpful video in you tube. thank you so much.
mattybock 2 years ago
Finally a high quality vid that shows the scales plus gives a good example of how to put them to use. Nice job.
earlygates 2 years ago
Good stuff. The combination of scales, modes and figures are really the key to getting "that sound". Good stuff man.
MarkusFunk 2 years ago
ur awsome...but can u take it a bit slower mate..... thanks a lot.. ur a great teacher
Sh3pardMelody 2 years ago
thanks! ! ! ! this helps me alot
J777Gilmore 2 years ago 5
Thank you so much *.*
Chilkies 2 years ago 3
Is that a Nashville Tele?
SolidLovin 2 years ago
cheers for the vids Justin you're a legend, I couldn't do pinch harmonics until I saw yor other vid sweet!
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tndooge 2 years ago
^
LOL
Woolstones 2 years ago
I've progressed from a 'crap guitar player' into a 'more knowledgeable crap guitar player'. I'm off to pratice to become a 'more knowledgeable not quite so crap guitar player' 8-)
Thanks Justin!!
YaniT991 2 years ago 88
Haha. Dude same here/
Th3BL4ckKn1ght 2 years ago
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YaniT991 2 years ago
lol me too
TheGoodDevil7 2 years ago
i know how u feel
darran71 1 year ago
@YaniT991 wooow.....woooow....wow !!
sa3ed 1 year ago
@YaniT991 same here haha
RcUniverseGuy 1 year ago
This is a great lesson, and helped me out alot. Thanks alot!
jwvancappellen 2 years ago 2
Freakin great! :)
Love those "Blue notes" =)
fixzern 2 years ago
what the FUCK is with that tazmanian devil?!?! that freaked me out man! great lesson though, cheers!
Jurbo33 2 years ago 25
haha, its his signature.. he does it at the end of each vid
rockingrugger 2 years ago
@Jurbo33 ... LOLOL! I feel you! That Devil Dog scared hell out of me too! I actually backed away from the monitor to keep from getting my nose ripped off! hahaha!
CKYZZIE 1 year ago
@Jurbo33 i was chased by one of those fuckers. they're very very scary!
ZeppelinFloydRoses 1 year ago
@Jurbo33 where is it?
200ike 1 year ago
good lesson,the A dorian scale is the G major with the root note A i.e A B C D E F# G.you can also use the minor Pentatonic and the blues up a semi tone A# but don't stay there to long! use it as passing notes
Charlo60 2 years ago
Damn this is useful! Thanks man!
How much do you charge per hour for personal lessons?
acidn 2 years ago
yeah man thats awesome I couldn't play guitar to save my life.... now I rock (in my opinion) you're a great teacher too :0)
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lilaanmaroba 2 years ago
How is that?
thebends2554 2 years ago
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Why u speak a lot?
livi34 2 years ago
Because hes explaining it you fucking twat,it is a lesson ....
sunzzofman 2 years ago
There is 2 extra notes on the blues scale that aren't on the minor pentatonic, but otherwise, flawless video.
elcapiton44545 2 years ago
sorry if i sound rude here haha, but its actually only one note, its adding a D# on the two different strings. when you play 5th string 6th fret its a D#, as well as when you play 3rd string 8th fret, which is a D#.
You think by notes he means frettings. but in reality, its the same note.
tschrenk1 2 years ago 3
You sir are a fool (elclapton44545). There is only one added note in the Blues scale. You are obviously thinking in terms of playing the scale all the way down. In which case you play the scale twice (and thus the extra note twice).
sirspammalot69 2 years ago
Justin, you are a very good guitar instructor. Thanks for your great work here. I know you love guitar because it really shows. Once again, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Flagranger
flagranger 2 years ago 5
on a blues turnaround is it possible to use other scales - like for example harmonic minor or melodic minor or diminished scale?
thnx
pilotronimus 2 years ago
What i don't get is how does all of this apply to the other 4 positions of the pentatonic?...Where are the blue notes in the other positions...or are there any?...Anyway, thank you very much for the lessons, Justin....I paid for 2 hours of lessons (4) and didn't even bother going to the last two lessons...The guy didn't come close to teaching me what I can learn here from you and others like Marty...Please keep em comin, bro!
fotwunny 2 years ago
The "Blue" notes are normally the flat third and third notes along with a few others within and around the chord that is being played in the progession. For instance, while in the key of "A", the blue note that is most used will be the "C" and "C#", The actual "C" note is within the minor blues scale while the "C#" is actually in the Major scale but the koolest one is the "C almost but not quite #" note that is between the "C" and "C#" notes. Underatand??
MrPapa1221 2 years ago 6
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The blues note is actually the flat fifth. The flat third is an important flavor note.
In Am, the blues note is D# (b5).
joesimmons90 2 years ago
Great lesson! Thanks a bunch.
jlosee 2 years ago
well i want to master in rock leads.... is that .first we hav to leaarn blue than go to rock..but i dont like bluse at alll. all i like it rock n metal....can u gimme any vedios to practice or to learn some leads in rock
cheenusrinu001 2 years ago
you can also think of the dorian mode as combining box 1 and 4 of the minor pentatonic (well that's what i see in it)
jb1563700 2 years ago
*box 1 and 5
jb1563700 2 years ago
the idea is this... learn a scale, learn HOW TO USE A SCALE then with some practice it becomes instinctive and you don't think about them. I never think about scales when I play, why would anyone want to - but for a beginner it makes a lot of sense to learn scales and experiment with them until they become natural to use.
JustinSandercoe 2 years ago 8
I agree but the most important aspect of playing guitar is not scales. It`s chords because as the other guy has stated, chords are essential and chords actually contain the scales within them. No arguement here about your idea, just approach. Show the chords that are in use and the scales within them and then the overall scale, position and mode. To begin learning guitar by learning scales is a disaster waiting to happen with only heartbreak on the horizon. CHORDS chords chords chords chords!
Darin72000 2 years ago 6
What ^ he said.
guitars777 2 years ago 6
I agree darin. To many guitar players are trying to begin learning guitar by learning scales. You can always notice these players. They sit over there, playing half cocked lead and don`t know nor could they tell you the chord progression. Sorry Justin but I`ll have to agree with Darin on this one. Chords Chords Chords
guitars777 2 years ago 6
Jimi Hendrix once said "learn the chords and the rest will follow"
jamesjohns0 2 years ago 5
I responded with a video. I recorded this on the fly and all of the lead just happened at the moment. My friend was messing with me the entire time but it turned out ok. Scales never crossed my mind. The sounds of music play out in my head and end up at the tips of my fingers. Like I said, turned the camera on, recorded the lead to an old rythym track on my looping station then turned it off. I was actually trying to showcase the Looping Station.
Darin72000 2 years ago 7
Exactly what I was thinking 777. Scales are important just as chords are absolutely essential. Actually chords are more important because they contain the scales within them but application calls for the ear and heart. I`m also educated in music so I completely understand the point portrayed here but you can`t be thinking about this scale and that scale as you`re playing music. Scales and chords are learned ,... music occurs. Loved that comment 777.
MrPapa1221 2 years ago 9
Too much talk about scales. Theres no way to try to think of these scales as you play blues if you`re playing as you should which is from the heart. Scales should be learned as an individual part of your music education. Applying the scales should come as 2nd nature. Do not try to think about all of this mumbo jumbo while actually playing guys. No disrespect intended. I play by ear, read tab and notation but playing blues or any other music comes from the heart. Don`t think, just play.
guitars777 2 years ago 7
yes I agree you should play, as you say from the heart.but it does help to have a scale or two under your belt.just let it happen thanks and respect
Charlo60 2 years ago
I have a few videos concerning Blues, Funk and general chord usage if you guys want to check them out.
Darin72000 2 years ago 3
to what aeolian scale does the A-dorian scale invert? I need to know to apply to dorian scale in a more save way - thx for the answers^^
GetReide 2 years ago
awesome
nice guitar btw
rpulk 2 years ago
nice vid bro
leonardo3560 2 years ago
thx for the tips
also, very awesome ending
stefantheawesome 2 years ago
it took patience from me to listen all that blues and pentatonikscalethings i know and use since years, but I never heard about dorian...
Now i start subscribing it to all parts of the fret and tonight i will be much better than the last 10 years...
!!! THANK YOU MAN !!!
alsonee 2 years ago
exelent bro
jejen1191 2 years ago
Awesome Justin Thanks for the Excellent video!!! Miami Beach USA
jwvdkiv 2 years ago
hey, thanks helpful i have a bit better understanding of mode cool licks + riffs etc
nice fret inlays + guitar by the way :)
SlashAndBurn666 2 years ago
In the blues scale and the dorian, if I alt-pick on a string with 3 notes, my last pick is a down pick. Should I start the next note on the next string with an up pick, continueing the alt-picking, or should I start it with a down pick, because that is what I would do in the 'normal' scale?
ScaredHelmet2 2 years ago
You should keep alt-picking to keep the rhythm.
InsertUsernameHeer 2 years ago
i love the bluesriff you do its very cool
your an excellent player and teacher
keep up the good work :)
mattius17 2 years ago
Justin You are amazing. excelent personne. cheers sir
jmbgouveia 2 years ago
all sounds great, very good lesson on the scales
psieth 2 years ago
but how to you do things like that in 3:07 ?
KizZamP92 2 years ago
Arent you actually starting in the 2nd position in the minor pent scales there???? Also, is this dorian mode you are playing the same as a diatonic scale??? Confusing from what I've learned is all!!
Shouldnt I learn all 5 pent minor scales?
scootermo 2 years ago