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@zombie56 "maintain your position, until you cant any longer"...-jody worrell
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1:11
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what program do you use to the drum and bass , etc ?
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Jody, you're a great instructor, always a pleasure learning from you.
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@xXmoptop100Xx what's the matter with them?
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Guitar Lesson: Don't use a telecaster
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Thanks for making this video it was a help.
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@maxhorton51 and u can play the notes from all 5 positions and it sounds good?? When I try it creates dissonance...
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He also added, to his credit, octaves and double stops and double stop bends, which I believe are covered in other lessons, to his solo at the end of the video. Very cool, melodic and has great feeling.
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He also added, to his credit, octaves and double stop bends, which I believe are covered in other lessons, to his solo at the end of the video. Very cool, melodic and has great feeling.



"the reason i finger it this way..."-jody worrell
zombie56 2 years ago 60
I would start by mastering the pentatonic scale in all five positions before moving on to modes.
The only real reason for that is the pentatonic acts as a 'skeleton scale' of sorts, because all the modes are just the pentatonic with added notes to fill it out.
If you master the pentatonic in all scales and positions, learning modes will be alot quicker and easier.
Hope that helps
maxhorton51 3 years ago 34