PB on Scale Systems - Part 3/16

PB on Scale Systems - Part 3/16 - Brief overview of Melodic Minor and Harmonic Minor scales. Download the 5 pos system from my website and practice them. Feel free to email me for help.

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[pebberbrown]

Learn Scales in this order Chromatic Wholetone Diminished Major Major Pentatonic Melodic Mi Harmonic Mi Natural MI Minor Pentatonic Blues That should take you  a while

[tstorm881989]

greetings from romania PB thanks for all your work! i've searched a lot for structured guitar theory and most vids on youtube are incomplete! i'm starting with 5 position CAGED system very well explained! thanks.

[pebberbrown]

No no! - the 7th is already a "sharp." Calling it a Sharp 7 is incorrect - it is called a NATURAL 7. The Flat 7 is taking a natural 7 and lowering it by 1 halfstep. The only modifications you can do to diatonic notes are:

1 b2 2 b3 3 4 #4 5 b6 6 b7 7 1

b3 is sometimes called aug2

#4 is often called b5

b6 is often called aug5

6 is referred to as bb7 in diminished chords.

You cant flat or sharp

1

You cant flat 4 - (it becomes 3 when you do) any other note can be flatted or sharped.

[pebberbrown]

You obviously DID NOT download the 5 Position system which shows all those scales. Watch the videos and download the files and LOOK AT THEM before you ask questions.

[pebberbrown]

Harmonic Mi 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 7 1

Natural Minor

1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 1

No such thing as #7.

[devilmaylol]

Great stuff. I'm not sure if I'm ready to collect my 200 bucks yet, but I'm working on it, hehe.