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IRONMETALPOTATO 4 months ago
Nice video. I've wondered if it confused students to associate songs with certain intervals where the tonic is different than the fixed root your working off of. Example would be NBC. Yes it's a M6, but the ear gravitates towards that last note of F, instead of hearing how the A really sits against the C in the key of C.
Nice vid. Well explained.
Dylanguitar69 5 months ago
bAno
JuanAngeles326 5 months ago
I thought the Simpson's intro used a Tri-Tone (dim 5) in the intro.
christiangg9 8 months ago
is the minor second the same as the major second?
HenrikBacker 8 months ago
*BOOM* GUITARS LESSONS DOT COME !
koukouroukou12345 10 months ago 4
Fantastic lesson indeed
deadluvva 10 months ago
thnx for your videos x) i think that there are not a lot of comments because everyone who watches them are holding a guitar xD
thnx again 5/5
098anime 1 year ago 3
very good lesson friend, helped alot
mastertung7 1 year ago
forgot the minor second
thom188 2 years ago
it would help if he actually explained how to use the formula for the major scale to identify the intervals. Instead he just told you what the intervals were.
Although the whole association concept was a nice addition to the lesson. I really liked how he associated some intervals with well known theme tunes.
SirPsychoSexy16 2 years ago
Great video dude. Really helped me understand intervals even better than before. It also helped my learn to play scales thanks dude!
MrKirgle 2 years ago
Why are you discriminating against minor seconds? Are they not good enough to be in your video or something? lol I'm just messin, great job btw.
Jangof3tt 2 years ago