Spicing up your pentatonics

A little example of how to use the blues scale and insist on the flat fifth..

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[kushman88ful]

Hi Wallimann . thanks a bunch for what a great teacher you are . but just i bit confused on this one. can you pleazz help me out . you started with the first position on G min pentatonic to the third position and to the fourth . is it ok to skip the second position ?

[Wallimann]

@kushman88ful Yeah, definitely!

[TommittajaFIN]

hmm.. i guess i could try variating the diminished 5th a little bit, so all my licks don't sound the same.

also try a diminished 7th ^^ sounds cool. (was it a diminished 7th...)

[Wallimann]

@TommittajaFIN Yeah, thats it! :-)

[Dai3eb]

I don't feel the soul.

[Wallimann]

@Dai3eb There was none in this video. :-D

[Wallimann]

@boostuse Yeah, I can do some transcription work for you...

send me an email and I'll get back to you. :-)

I'll do it for cheap!

[boostuse]

Do you transcribe songs? Marty Friedmans Saturation point at about 1:20 has this weird stuff goin on Ive used and akai sampler to slow it down and I still cant figure it out maybe you could ? I use a gt 8, its a good processor ,I wonder what it would sound like through a Freyette poweramp they are super clean.

[Wallimann]

@GuitarsUnite Thanks a lot!

This was done through a Boss GT8.

[GuitarsUnite]

wow dude awesome tone what amp and pedals you using