thank you this has helped me with my beginnings with open E slide and using scales as well for beginner slide players, and for people who read my comments it would be in your best interest to take notes on paper
Thanks for checking it out and the comments! Yes, this was largely unscripted, so there are definitely things not in the handouts that can be helpful to note down 🙂
Thanks, and for checking out the video :-) If you play all these scales (same frets/shapes) in Open D tuning, then they'll just be D scales (eg E major shape will become D major). Hope that helps!
This is very well done. The content is easy to understand and relatable to musicality. I like that this video caters to an intermediate to advanced standard player who could apply their knowledge to Open E slide playing. Trying to mix info for beginners and intermediate players can create frustrating moments for both levels. Thanks for thinking it through. Also, your vibe is great for teaching. Cheers!
Excellent information excellent video this is exactly what needs to be out here. A horizontal approach not a vertical one! Hopefully there will be more!
I could not help but notice when going from the minor pentatonic to the major the diagram was the same yet you were listing off different frets I’m a little confused probably something to do with Theory correct?
Ah, I have a horrible feeling that editing videos whilst on holiday might mean a mistake snuck in there - sorry! The PDFs in the resources section of the website are correct: www.onefingerguitarist.com - you can print those off, and they should relate directly to what's discussed in the video. I'll triple-check next time when there are diagrams onscreen! Thanks for spotting it 🙂
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thank you this has helped me with my beginnings with open E slide and using scales as well for beginner slide players, and for people who read my comments it would be in your best interest to take notes on paper
Thanks for checking it out and the comments! Yes, this was largely unscripted, so there are definitely things not in the handouts that can be helpful to note down 🙂
Really great lesson man
Thank you, appreciate you checking it out and glad you enjoyed it!
Really really helpful thank you, just subbed
Thank you so much, much appreciated!
This is really great. It should work in Open D as well, no? Theoretically what would those notes be? (Sorry, beginner).
Thanks, and for checking out the video :-) If you play all these scales (same frets/shapes) in Open D tuning, then they'll just be D scales (eg E major shape will become D major). Hope that helps!
This is a great lesson more of the same would be amazing thank you
Thanks Rod, I'll see what I can do when I'm back behind the camera :-)
Cool little website, even cooler that your resources are free!! Gotta say you've opened my eyes to ways to visualise the feet board with this lesson
That's great to hear, thank you!
Excellent lesson! Especially the connection between the string pairs is valuable. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for checking it out - glad you enjoyed it!
This is very well done. The content is easy to understand and relatable to musicality. I like that this video caters to an intermediate to advanced standard player who could apply their knowledge to Open E slide playing. Trying to mix info for beginners and intermediate players can create frustrating moments for both levels. Thanks for thinking it through. Also, your vibe is great for teaching. Cheers!
Thank you, appreciate the support and kind words! I had a lot of fun doing this video :-)
Excellent information excellent video this is exactly what needs to be out here. A horizontal approach not a vertical one! Hopefully there will be more!
Thank you for the support Matt - there will be more :-)
Great video … keep up the content …you tube needs more of this …well done
Thank you so much - very much appreciated! Just shout if there's any particular content you'd find useful.
Finally a good slide lesson. Just subscribed 👍
Thank you 🙂
In the garden intro I thought I'd clicked a gardener advice channel lol
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I could not help but notice when going from the minor pentatonic to the major the diagram was the same yet you were listing off different frets I’m a little confused probably something to do with Theory correct?
Ah, I have a horrible feeling that editing videos whilst on holiday might mean a mistake snuck in there - sorry! The PDFs in the resources section of the website are correct: www.onefingerguitarist.com - you can print those off, and they should relate directly to what's discussed in the video. I'll triple-check next time when there are diagrams onscreen! Thanks for spotting it 🙂
@@onefingerguitarist no problem!
This is good, but speak up in your videos please. Most of us guitar players are hard-of-hearing, lol.
Thanks Pete - I'll do my best 🙂 LOL