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Bro, Less Talking And More Playing. You Said The Same Thing 5 Different Ways. I'm Going To Stay Subscribed But More Playing, So We Can Play With You And Learn Those Phrases In A Solo 12 Bar Solo You Create And Play For Us So We Can Play Alongside You. Then Add That To Our Own Arsenal Of Licks And Phrases. Thank You.

Good lesson however the colors on your diagrams reminds me of my first acid trip.

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Excellent tutorial. Thank you 🙏🏻

Amazing insights even from the previous lesson! Top marks!!

Love the content! I am glad the algorithm brought me to this video, because I've been pondering this for a bit, and have already taken some of your ideas. TH-cam likes to show me guys with flashier editing who aren't reading from a script, but the IDEAS matter so much more to me.

You are quite detailed. Thanks. I subscribed. I love phrasing and i do the little i know. I basically love creativity and find this video a piece that kinda tells me im very much on the right track. You tighten my knowledge. Thanks.

i thought this would be about grouping notes together and using space to form phrases

I think you’re getting articulation and phrasing confused… articulation is needed for proper phrasing but they are not the same thing…

It took me 40 years of playing guitar to learn all this on my own before TH-cam. I learned to brake down all major and minor triads from the full bar chords. Learning came really slow and we musicians learned from each other and by watching our favorite "stars". Today with TH-cam, learning is much faster, and there are MANY ways, and methods to learn to play. But no matter how much knowledge we can stuff into our brains, it still takes hours, and years of PRACTICE to drill all this knowledge into muscle memory and create music flawlessly. I used to wonder if the great players really know what they are doing or if they just had some "natural gift" that let them play without thinking. Now I realize that they play without thinking because they do have the knowledge and it has been drilled into their brains through hours of practice. The second step is having all this knowledge and CHOOSING what to do with it. Music is endless, that's where creativity comes in. Some people learn faster than others, that's why the good players make it look so simple, but they still use all these basics taught in this lesson. I would recommend every student drill this lesson into their brains. There is a lot of information here, but if you master what is being taught here you will be able to jam with Clapton, or Hendrix. Great lesson, a bit lengthy, should be broken into a few lessons because it's a bit much to digest one time through, but tons of invaluable information! Happy playing!

Very good lesson on music basics for guitar. Your guitar needs to be intonated.

Thank you for everything brother.

I love this as a topic. It's really something that should be thought about and ingrained into our playing from the start.

They call me Dark Triad 😏

i’m working through your lesson and you explained a way to remember the 7 shapes of the major scale . i never knew each position started on the next scale degree … That right there improved my playing .. Click

Fantastic Lecture!

This is like finding gold when u r digging through dirt

Good stuff got a lot out of it ❤😊

Thanks 🙂

Recently discovered these videos and I can say they do help with pointers a lot

Absolutely perfect brilliant thank you sir

Great lesson thank you 🙏 😊

feels illegal watching this for free

dude I'm 27 mins in the video and you already taught me a lot...thank you!

i think Triads are always better expplained using the caged system, It is similar and gives more in sight, but you explanation makes perfect sense even when using 3 note per sting scales, thanks ...to make it even similar you can use the pentatonic scales over triads, then work up to major, minor, harmonic and melodic and so on

The last thirty minutes into the video made me click the most, learn the Triads and inversions, and then arpeggiating the triads and inversions, then fill in with random notes in the scale until the next chord come around

Awesome video. Thank you! Subbed.

Profoundly grateful for this approach to melodic playing/soloing. Just a humble appeal to give full video of instrument. I understand we must play by ear but it would help. Thank you once again

This makes a lot of sense, great video thanks. Subscribed!

Doesn’t the whole “prioritize the mid and high registers, don’t worry so much about the E and A strings” bit make a huge assumption that there even IS a bass player and drummer? I have no intent (at least at this point) to ever play in/with a band. What about l’il ol’ me who just wants to sit and do solo stuff?

i need to go practice, great video. I have been slowly practicing my audiation for the past few weeks and it's been incredibly fun. I could only do so from learning the Major scale. i also didn't learn this for years. it absolutely broke me through a ceiling i was hitting for a long time. cheers.

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Great video for anyone getting into Hendrix

I love that u mentioned layla i love that song 😭😭 also you explained everything so well

is it okay if i learn that scale the other way? like for example in G major scale i played the 3rd note (B) on 5th string instead on 6th.

You’re really putting out good content man, and I appreciate keeping the flubs in as opposed to editing them out. It eases the tension of ‘doing it perfectly’. Still recommend you prioritize the guitar in the shot. Some folks watch on a phone and it becomes a challenge to see.

Great lesson…I don’t think this replaces the CAGED system. It is the CAGED just using different names. IE the first example was an A triad on E, B and G string using the “E Shape”.

Dude this is what I needed for a break through! I wish I would have been shown the map of the neck this way right after basic chords. I knew it would be a good video based off the man in the thumbnail. You’re a real one thanks!

Cool! Thanks. :)

I’m not a big fan of the caged system either, but if you happen to be the only guitarist on stage or in your band learning the from the E and A strings also might come in handy.

That was eye-opening!

So like caged?

I just put the work in by memorising them and saying the notes out loud. To me there's no shortcut but as you demonstrate there are ways to break it down.

This is great information. Thank you!