LEARN all 5 positions of the minor pentatonic scale on guitar

What do we mean by minor pentatonic scale positions? What are the 5 minor pentatonic scales? They're essentially the same thing, and in this lesson, I'll present all 5 positions of the minor pentatonic scale. The chosen Root note is E minor.
We begin with an overview of the music theory of the minor pentatonic scale before laying it out across the entire fretboard to see how the 2-note per string positions are created.
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[@heknowsthescore]

Super helpful - never understood why the shapes are how they are but that nailed it 🙏🏻

[@gnoppix]

This is superb, I play guitar for 4 decades not knowing this staff until I bought an electric guitar, not knowing how to play the staff and that is why I'm here. A very big help.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Great to hear. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@dannydandan319hustlebutt9]

The best explained examples I seen so far, Thanks

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@anshulkori9926]

super super super helpful, really appreciate the efforts.!

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Glad it was helpful! 🙏🏻

[@jackclayson7887]

Excellent, finally an explanation I can grasp, thank you.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You're welcome!

[@antoniohillario9770]

This is the perfect explanation of why each position is numbered as it is.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

👍🏻

[@djdavisiscool]

The positions are named based on what scale degree they're starting on. I've been watching.
Video after video trying to understand this whole position thing. After watching your video about three times in a row I got it.

[@Keen.]

I was struggling so hard understanding the correlation of scales but this is a super great video. I thought I was stupid, thank you so much genuinely you saved me. I was going to give up

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Great to hear!

[@Roman-jh8kr]

Beautifully explained. thank you.🙏

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You're most welcome 🙏🏻

[@edwardsmith1927]

Wow….great explanation!

[@Rynaylorguitar]

🙏🏻

[@jeffhopper3269]

Explains a lot . Much thanks .

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You are welcome!

[@levimccarthy1259]

Where did you get that background from beat, I like it.

[@derec85]

Awesome

[@brianhughey3837]

❤

[@jancarrico]

Ry, sorry to be so blunt ... the Pentatonic scales are indeed overwhelming to me enough as it is, but the background "music" is very distracting to your voice and what you are saying.

[@sofaslippers7634]

It’s not actually background music per se. It’s a simple progression played in the key he’s currently referring to so the pentatonic scale positions he’s speaking of can be heard in practice. Notice how the key changes when the topic is changed to the A minor scale. The scale runs correspond with the notes that the visual aid is demonstrating on screen.