Guys, I highly recommend Zombie Guitar! Brian has TONS of content. I have been enjoying the chord tone soloing section. He takes you from chord tone soloing over jam tracks with only one chord, moves on to jam tracks with two chords, then jam tracks with three chords-each jam track has an accompanying fretboard chart which highlights the chord tones of the scale as the jam tracks play. It’s a lot of fun and I’m really learning… Zombie Guitar is the best!
Great Brian! Thank you pointing out the relationships of the minor modes (& scale patterns) with the Minor Scale and the Major modes & patterns with the Major Scale. Very helpful in learning more of the intervals and patterns diagonally across the fretboard 🎯👍🏾👍🏽
The best way to put this is as follows: when you learn your modes, you can create a massive scale all over the neck. As you become very familiar with these Modes and patterns you can shred up a few frets on one string, jump to another string, do the same, jump to another and basically slide and slide etc
Brian.....I love you....!!! You made me fall in love with myself. I have been confused so far about the modes. But all my fear and doubts vanished when I saw this video. I landed on this video because I thought I should improve the way I practice scales but what I got in return is simplified way to understand the modes. I am in love with you...man..!! If Steve jobs had to give to compliment on my behalf he would say..."Your are insanely great"
You Brian, Love your green Axe, has humbuckers I (hv Seymour Duncan '59 blues set) for few yrs, And in need of a cheap but decent electric guitar. Also LIGHT WEIGHT I've been told the SG is light weigh. I had written few weeks ago to you on few lessons. I had to sell my Epi standard less Paul and fender during Pandemic; What's cheap electric. , Ill add the HEART OF IT. AND BIT LIGHTER THAN MY EPI. BACK IS ALL FULL OF RODS, PINNS PLUGS😂. I Adore You Brian; The Strong Silent Type.. Also!! Love this lesson!!!! ✌❤😉
Great. I've been looking for a while how to play basic scales diff and this was it. Thank you for sharing. Found box shapes, though helpful, but mindless and tiresome. Of course they have their place.
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 after 2 years of lessons selling my soul eating dog food in just this one lesson I have unlocked the fretboard and pooped on myself at the same time 🧐🧐🧐 now I can become a sith and continue to build the death star ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Brain your courses sound awe3some with regard to learning the neck and theory or guitar playing... in soloing I struggle with how to PHRASE soloing with bends, pull offs, hammer ons, vibrato , timing, etc i've heard people that can hit the right notes, but they sound uninspiring, im sure you know what im talking about..which course(s) on your site teach these important phrasing skills for soloing. thank you!
Another great video. How do you know which scale to use? For example, when would you use the Dorian scale? Or Mixolydian? Can you remind everyone reading this, do you have a video about pairing scales with the feel you're going for?
You just need to look for the "characteristic chord combination", which lets you know immediately if the chord progression is "modal" (meaning Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian or Lydian). This explains all of that 😁: th-cam.com/video/1MhgEeojCHI/w-d-xo.html
You have done it again. I have seen this before and play with diagonal scales but have been unable to really connect the dots. It must be our common mechanical engineering background. Ha. Totally endorse the zombie guitar website. It has been worth 5x the cost.
Very nice Big B. Sounds like Boston. Thanks Bro. Take care 😎👍👌🙌✔️🎸🎸. I don't pay attention or give feedback to hateful Trolls. They are incompetent, jealous Morons!!
Interesting. Just watched this video 4 times. I hope you got all the views! Gonna go search out what the 7th chord of the mixolydian is... I hate that diminished 7th chord of the major scale, if that's what it is called, diminished, what is it, flat 5 flat 7? I can't make that sound good in a progression, always stands out like a dude with his toenails painted.
Basically yes...the Phrygian "scale" is just the 7 notes. The Phrygian "mode" is the resulting sound from using those 7 notes in conjunction with making the iii chord from the key signature to be the tonal center. A "mode" is a perspective of a key signature!
@@zombieguitar i have yr lifetime membership but i don't know where to start, i been taking private lessons for 2 months and am getting better everyday, i learned all the 5 patterns of the minor pentatonic scale, 3 metal songs, barre chords, alternate picking, legato, bends but Where should i start if i want to learn how to solo? Thanks
@@metal1mark73 I appreciate that!! I would recommend working through the 5 fundamental soloing courses in order. If you're more of a theoretical learner, than you could also start out by going into In-Depth Lesson Portal > Soloing with Scales (Layer 1). Either one of those places are where you want to be 😁
@@metal1mark73 that book is essentially the written version of the 5 fundamental soloing courses. If you read that book first (which is a pretty quick read), then you will have a much better idea of the "big picture" that is the main goal of those 5 courses!
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@jon hart I appreciate that Jon!! Thank you 😀
Haters keep hatin’. Brian keeps playin’.
Guys, I highly recommend Zombie Guitar! Brian has TONS of content. I have been enjoying the chord tone soloing section. He takes you from chord tone soloing over jam tracks with only one chord, moves on to jam tracks with two chords, then jam tracks with three chords-each jam track has an accompanying fretboard chart which highlights the chord tones of the scale as the jam tracks play. It’s a lot of fun and I’m really learning… Zombie Guitar is the best!
Thank you Morty! I really appreciate the words man! 😀
Amazing teaching and simplification ability. What a great teacher you are. Thanks so much (again)🧡
Finally , clarity between the major and minor pentatonic diagonal patterns , Thanks Brian. 😊
Excellent way of making the modes easier to digest, absorb and memorize. Thanks!
That was the best lesson I've seen on walking the neck within a scale!
Great Brian! Thank you pointing out the relationships of the minor modes (& scale patterns) with the Minor Scale and the Major modes & patterns with the Major Scale. Very helpful in learning more of the intervals and patterns diagonally across the fretboard 🎯👍🏾👍🏽
There is no doubt Brian that you are an outstanding teacher. 👍
Thanks for the words man, much appreciated! 😀
The very best ❤
I agree 👍
Brian,this is a cool way to visualize these scales...Thank's so much!
Brian is the best music theory instructor on the web.
You Rock Brian! this was a good lesson as always 😎
The best way to put this is as follows: when you learn your modes, you can create a massive scale all over the neck. As you become very familiar with these
Modes and patterns you can shred up a few frets on one string, jump to another string, do the same, jump to another and basically slide and slide etc
Awesome Brian! Thank you for your wonderful knowledge and teaching!
Really nice lesson. Thanks. Cheers, Malcolm
It's a lot to remember but I got a basic understanding something to play with thanks Brian
Precisely what I was looking for. Wow.
Great lesson Brian Thanks Buck
Awesome!.....things are starting to fit together for me. Great lesson.
Hello, great job, well explained,
thank you. 🎼🎵🎹🎶🎸.
Excellent lesson...
Outstanding!!
Brian.....I love you....!!!
You made me fall in love with myself. I have been confused so far about the modes. But all my fear and doubts vanished when I saw this video. I landed on this video because I thought I should improve the way I practice scales but what I got in return is simplified way to understand the modes.
I am in love with you...man..!!
If Steve jobs had to give to compliment on my behalf he would say..."Your are insanely great"
Haha glad to help! 😁
Thanks, Brian. I think that you combine shapes 5,1,2 for the diagonal approach.
Hats off ... nice lesson mister!!
Love💕From India 🇮🇳 brother.
That was fun, thank you. I like your videos. I'll check out your website.
Thanks Sam. Much appreciated! 😀
Great lesson ,thanks 🔥
Nice lesson Brian.
Your vibrato is beautiful ❤
You Brian, Love your green Axe, has humbuckers I (hv Seymour Duncan '59 blues set) for few yrs, And in need of a cheap but decent electric guitar. Also LIGHT WEIGHT I've been told the SG is light weigh. I had written few weeks ago to you on few lessons. I had to sell my Epi standard less Paul and fender during Pandemic; What's cheap electric. , Ill add the HEART OF IT. AND BIT LIGHTER THAN MY EPI. BACK IS ALL FULL OF RODS, PINNS PLUGS😂. I Adore You Brian; The Strong Silent Type.. Also!! Love this lesson!!!! ✌❤😉
Great. I've been looking for a while how to play basic scales diff and this was it. Thank you for sharing. Found box shapes, though helpful, but mindless and tiresome. Of course they have their place.
Good one
I am a beginner,i don't know much about guitar but I want to play fingerstyle , please make a video how to start playing fingerstyle.
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 after 2 years of lessons selling my soul eating dog food in just this one lesson I have unlocked the fretboard and pooped on myself at the same time 🧐🧐🧐 now I can become a sith and continue to build the death star ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Glad to help 🤘
This is a great lesson. Shame I didn't get a notification.
Brain your courses sound awe3some with regard to learning the neck and theory or guitar playing... in soloing I struggle with how to PHRASE soloing with bends, pull offs, hammer ons, vibrato , timing, etc i've heard people that can hit the right notes, but they sound uninspiring, im sure you know what im talking about..which course(s) on your site teach these important phrasing skills for soloing. thank you!
Hey Peter, if you're already a member of the site try out the "Melodic Phrases" course. It may be right up your alley 😁
@@zombieguitar Thx Brian! I will and now i'm glad I asked! This will save some searching time!
Another great video. How do you know which scale to use? For example, when would you use the Dorian scale? Or Mixolydian? Can you remind everyone reading this, do you have a video about pairing scales with the feel you're going for?
You just need to look for the "characteristic chord combination", which lets you know immediately if the chord progression is "modal" (meaning Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian or Lydian). This explains all of that 😁: th-cam.com/video/1MhgEeojCHI/w-d-xo.html
@@zombieguitar thanks, just watched it, very helpful, especially bring it back to pentatonic position 1.
You have done it again. I have seen this before and play with diagonal scales but have been unable to really connect the dots. It must be our common mechanical engineering background. Ha. Totally endorse the zombie guitar website. It has been worth 5x the cost.
I really appreciate the words! Thank you 😀
Very nice Big B. Sounds like Boston. Thanks Bro. Take care 😎👍👌🙌✔️🎸🎸. I don't pay attention or give feedback to hateful Trolls. They are incompetent, jealous Morons!!
Do have any jam track's to go with this scale
Interesting. Just watched this video 4 times. I hope you got all the views! Gonna go search out what the 7th chord of the mixolydian is... I hate that diminished 7th chord of the major scale, if that's what it is called, diminished, what is it, flat 5 flat 7? I can't make that sound good in a progression, always stands out like a dude with his toenails painted.
The chords in Mixolydian are the same as the 7 chords in its parent major scale (eg. The chords in G Mixolydian are the same as in C major) 😀
How many times have we seen someone play the box instead of stretching the neck to only say, that's from the album
great lesson now i no more ways to play my scales so they don`t sound like scales.
Brian when you mention Phyrgian scale do u mean the Phyrgian mode?
Basically yes...the Phrygian "scale" is just the 7 notes. The Phrygian "mode" is the resulting sound from using those 7 notes in conjunction with making the iii chord from the key signature to be the tonal center. A "mode" is a perspective of a key signature!
@@zombieguitar i have yr lifetime membership but i don't know where to start, i been taking private lessons for 2 months and am getting better everyday, i learned all the 5 patterns of the minor pentatonic scale, 3 metal songs, barre chords, alternate picking, legato, bends but Where should i start if i want to learn how to solo? Thanks
@@metal1mark73 I appreciate that!! I would recommend working through the 5 fundamental soloing courses in order.
If you're more of a theoretical learner, than you could also start out by going into In-Depth Lesson Portal > Soloing with Scales (Layer 1).
Either one of those places are where you want to be 😁
@@zombieguitar thank u very much, i also got yr scales/modes book too.
@@metal1mark73 that book is essentially the written version of the 5 fundamental soloing courses. If you read that book first (which is a pretty quick read), then you will have a much better idea of the "big picture" that is the main goal of those 5 courses!