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Absolutely love every word coming out of your mouth. A few minutes in and the demystification of the knowledge of music lets me know this is going to be proper teaching.

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Drone in every key - th-cam.com/video/4c-uNd-gxN4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-YtBD1hpbYZJkAgB

Grunt work: 5-15 mins Chromatic scale practice 5-10 mins different chords combination practice

im 14 mins in and HOLY SHIT wtf this blew my mind. i have been playing guitar for around 10 months, and HOW COME NOONE EVER TOLD ME THIS

Genius!! Scottie lays it out so well.

bro is the bob ross of music🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️‼️

This guy really knows his stuff.

Wow. Mind blown Scotty, thank you! I've seen countless videos of the CAGED system and while I understood what they said I just didn't understand how it really related to playing music and how to use it. You're a hero Scotty.

I was introduced to this channel yesterday. Wow, this is absolutely what ive been searching for in the 4 years since i bought my first guitar! Completely stripped back to the absolute fundamentals of what music is. What he says makes complete sense. Im only on episode 2 and im hooked. Thank you for your wisdom. Talk about a moment of awakening! Boom.

Dimebag Darrel was a genius

Loving the series and bought the book! I am confused about the Emaj7 section early on in the video. I can flatten the second lowest root to a maj 7 and maintain the maj 3 to create an Emaj7?

If you add diatonic to your pentatonic scales when it is desired . At minor pentatonic position #1 . Starting at any fret 1-12 and move out of those boxes using intervals you can move up and down the board. Now it’s about chord tone targeting ! Understand the circle of fifths is is huge! Start using backing tracks and remember if it’s A major F# minor is the same key so solo in f# minor pentatonic and see how that sounds. You notice most of the rock backing tracks are listed in minor.

Please print your book and sell it

If it was easy everyone would be doing it! The grind is awesome! Thanks Scotty , for these excellent lessons. Good idea to listen to intervals and scales lessons twice for extra practice and understanding!

If it was easy everyone would be doing it! The grind is awesome! Thanks Scotty , for these excellent lessons. Good idea to listen to intervals and scales lessons twice for extra practice and understanding!

Hey scotty, I watched this series to see how much I knew. Turns out I knew a lot but there was still a lot that I didn’t know or perhaps that I just didn’t think about ie the guitar being tuned in 4ths to suit the chromatic scale to our 4 finger limitation. Overall, it’s been a thoroughly enjoyable watch and I wish I had this years ago when I started to learn all this stuff because I believe I would have gotten the hang of it a lot quicker. It was also good to revise this stuff as I have also started my own tutoring business. The thing that I’m at a struggle at in my own career is where to go after this. I suppose what I’m asking is what did you do once you had learned your scales, how to harmonise them in any key and be able to play by ear most diatonic music?

so much information concise and clearly laid out like NO other course/video paid or otherwise.

Time to pick up my guitar and play, just like yesterday …. Just better this time Thank you Scotty

I really appreciate that Scotty reminds us that it will take years to master all of this stuff... So many guitar instructors try to sell crap that they claim will make you a great player seemingly overnight. It's nice to have the reminder that this stuff takes time!

Now the real work begins. Thank you so much Scotty!

holy shit, just 10 minutes in and he already mentioned all the problems that I've been dealing for years, I can't thank the folks on Reddit and Scott enough for this !

Thanks again! This is the way to learn guitar. I took lessons in about 1977 but didn’t stick to it. Messed around in high school in 83,84. Got serious a year and a half ago at age 57. I already knew how hard guitar was so I approached it like an athlete and practice and play two to three hours a day and now these classes are going to be great! Because you have to learn in a structured manner if you don’t want to get caught in THE RUT! I recommend once you get your chord Transitions going you can play to backing tracks on you tube through a quality Bluetooth speaker it makes it really fun after approximately a year in.

This guy is all that and a bag of chips ! Already explained the cage system in lesson 4 and made way to much sense. Thanks for your excellent lessons !

I'm not done with the series, yet (I did buy the lesson material from Scotty) but I was very curious about what the comments were at the end. No, I didn't watch this last lesson yet - that would be skipping ahead. As a non-musician I appreciate the path to understanding guitar.

Thanks so much Scotty!

Beggars the question, if using modes, is there any real point at learning the Pentatonics?

Just got the 150 page pdf, it is well worth it. Many youtubers have attempted to teach guitar from zero to strong basic, but they leave a lot out and cannot explain things as well as Scotty. Sometimes it feels tedious and you want to move on, but really it is time well spent going through it in gory detail.

There seems to be a minor error at 46:30 th-cam.com/video/HVhiXEo3F1w/w-d-xo.html "Here's an E major in the D form" - at that point we'd moved onto the C form, right?

Funny how beat patterns were a selling point on old keyboards. Now you can boot up any daw and have thousands of drum patterns and even make your own or just look up a youtube video on any phone or computer. Thank you Scottie, this wisdom is timeless. Methods may change but the principles stay the same.

35:13 how to hold guitar Scott way!

i didn't understand what the big deal about "CAGED system" was about, but this man just made me understand the entire thing without mentioning the buzzword once.

I can't play come as you are

This made modes make sense thank you

Scotty and Rick Beato should do an ear training video.

Loving this modes section, Scotty. It’s all making sense, thanks to you

This was an awesome episode, glad i made it this far. It never occurred to me that all those triads are part of barre chord shapes. This has been such a geat series im sad im almost to the end.

plug the tape recoder, i am getting my childhood in flashbacks lol

18 hours into this series and finally saw the value in constructing the slide rule! Awesome stuff.

I can't believe I never thought of a drum beat app. It's way more fun than my metronome app haha. Thanks! So far I'm enjoying the lessons even if it's still very basic information I've benefitted sofar. (Background in piano)

"They're all singin' this one note out in the woods" 🤣😂

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Actually that's Mac Demarco with a goatee

Mr. West but I have 5 fingers

Glad I found this site being patience pays off thank you sir

Fantastically, described, Scotty. So many thanks.

It would've been nice if you showed the shapes in the guitar just to get an idea. I get that the piano keys make easier for teaching purposes but some of us learn by examples shown.

DNA is made up of 20 amino acids, and the aminos acids are made up of only four bases. From that perspective, stealing licks, chord progressions, and melodies isn't wrong. It seems like it is the only way to create new music. Love this guy.

Watching this on 2x speed cuz the teaching style tho Genius, is very old but all those Informations are reresented so damn good

These are the best lessons I have seen on line, Scotty. Thank you so much for taking the time to put them on line