I've been working on this stuff myself a lot lately and it's really helped me so I hope it helps everyone else trying to learn to use the major scale in a more musical way.
Great video. All the guitar channels : * voice volumelevel :5 * guitar volumelevel: 10 Makes you toggle volume on your phone up and down, to prevent tinnitus on the guitar parts, and hearing what's being said.
Thank you this is sooo helpful! Lately i’ve been learning how to play solos and improvised. Sometimes when I play along with back track my brain just go blank and forgot all of the shape. When that happen (all the time tbh) I just go with my ear and feelings
Thanks for all the great ideas. Like many, I'm stuck in all of these scale patterns. I really liked the idea of playing through all of the triad shapes. I'm going to start working on that right now!
_What Do I Do With All These Scales - The Major Scale_ Many thanks for this. After watching many _learning lead guitar videos_ , yours is the 1st that actually explains this.
Hi, I really enjoyed to see the triad shapes within a major scale shape! Can you go further on that lesson? It helped me a lot to be aware of the chords being played. Thanks!
GuitarLessons 😎 well I just played over the backing track about 6 times. Played on 1st and 2nd string between 5th and 15th frets using 5, 7 & 8 as my “home” position. Nice clean amp setting with some plate reverb and it was like my little piece of heaven to unwind after work. Thanks again.
Forget this. Learn licks from your favourite artists and vary them. And be careful to emphasise the right notes when you move to F (in key of C) and G. Most importantly work on your ear all the time. Never let your fingers lead except for when you are experimenting to find new sounds.
Could You talk with us about harmonic Major's functional harmony...and modal :> because,we can make few different chords on some degrees of ionian b6 :) so many rootles dominants we have there,but only one is diatonic... We must investigate it :D how to live with harm.Major, in practice :>
Hi Nate. Hope u can answer this pls. Bit confused. Say i have a simple chord progression of G C and D CHORDS. Does that mean i play G MAJOR scale over all these chords.. OR Do i play G MAJOR scale over G CHORD C MAJOR SCALE over C CHORD etc.. Hope that makes sense. Thanks
If g major is the key then you would use f major scale. The other chords put together form the sound characteristic of the key of g. So yes the g major scale over all the chords.
I trust this man because he has big strong arms.
Agreed
Lol
I trust him because he has PRS and Marshall in this video. Good taste is just as important as theory knowledge! Lol
prolly cus he does a lotta fingering
This is by far the best video about how to approach scales when soloing.
I've been working on this stuff myself a lot lately and it's really helped me so I hope it helps everyone else trying to learn to use the major scale in a more musical way.
Great video.
All the guitar channels :
* voice volumelevel :5
* guitar volumelevel: 10
Makes you toggle volume on your phone up and down, to prevent tinnitus on the guitar parts, and hearing what's being said.
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Thank you this is sooo helpful! Lately i’ve been learning how to play solos and improvised. Sometimes when I play along with back track my brain just go blank and forgot all of the shape. When that happen (all the time tbh) I just go with my ear and feelings
Thanks for sharing this.
I’ve been trapped in the major scale shapes for like 2 years. Thank you for this
It gets so hard getting out of just the scale and actually make music!
Thanks for all the great ideas. Like many, I'm stuck in all of these scale patterns. I really liked the idea of playing through all of the triad shapes. I'm going to start working on that right now!
Thank you, bro. Really helped me to see how I can he the major scale or any scales for that matter when soloing and creating melodies, cheers. 🙏
Cheers Zach.
this channel is so good if not for the low volume when they talk it's either they don't have mic or they do but they don't talk into it
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Thanks! This was exactly the link I needed to get in between scales and jamming.
_What Do I Do With All These Scales - The Major Scale_
Many thanks for this. After watching many _learning lead guitar videos_ , yours is the 1st that actually explains this.
Very very helpful tips. Thank's man. Keep on sharing your knowledge. God bless.
Practicing it this way helps me remember which note is for which particular chord better than just running the scales. Good video!
Hi, I really enjoyed to see the triad shapes within a major scale shape! Can you go further on that lesson? It helped me a lot to be aware of the chords being played. Thanks!
Simple ideas are the greatest
Great video. Had to try it out right away!
Great lesson thanks lots
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Nice stuff, very good lesson indeed!!!
WOW this is such an eye opener. Many thanks :)
This guy is good. Every video of his is helpful and never confusing
Thanks Sean.
This was a great lesson al the way around. Thank you.
Really helpfull! So when combining scales you just try to use bits and pieces?
And what a beautiful guitar! Is it a PRS?
Yeah, limiting your choices out of a big scale shape can help make things more manageable when starting out. Yep, it's PRS S2 Semihollow.
Good shit my brotha ! Big ups from Mexico City
Your videos helped me so much ..!! Thanks you
Only recently found this channel and very glad I did. Some excellent lessons and this one is no exception. Going to try this after work tonight 🎸😎🎸
Thanks for watching iDuncan.
GuitarLessons 😎 well I just played over the backing track about 6 times. Played on 1st and 2nd string between 5th and 15th frets using 5, 7 & 8 as my “home” position. Nice clean amp setting with some plate reverb and it was like my little piece of heaven to unwind after work. Thanks again.
Great lesson!
Thank you again, really helpful tips, I can't wait for the next lessons in this series
thank you so much ....very helpful.please do some more videos for finger styles..
Thank you Brother, You are the best.
You are welcome .Thanks for watching.
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Outstanding Teacher+Great Person! You've helped me so much 😊🎸
Thanks you! This is very helpful!
so good! thank you!!
Well done sir.
Great lesson man
Thanks Nonrev. I hope it helps some people out.
This is great stuff man! Thanks you!!!
Great video... very important information if you trying to learn guitar... ✌👍👌
Forget this. Learn licks from your favourite artists and vary them. And be careful to emphasise the right notes when you move to F (in key of C) and G. Most importantly work on your ear all the time. Never let your fingers lead except for when you are experimenting to find new sounds.
Could You talk with us about harmonic Major's functional harmony...and modal :>
because,we can make few different chords on some degrees of ionian b6 :)
so many rootles dominants we have there,but only one is diatonic...
We must investigate it :D how to live with harm.Major, in practice :>
Nice
Hi Nate.
Hope u can answer this pls.
Bit confused.
Say i have a simple chord progression of G C and D CHORDS.
Does that mean i play G MAJOR scale over all these chords..
OR
Do i play G MAJOR scale over G CHORD
C MAJOR SCALE over C CHORD etc..
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks
If g major is the key then you would use f major scale. The other chords put together form the sound characteristic of the key of g. So yes the g major scale over all the chords.
Nice........
How do you know which note to play and when?
Where to chose landing note in g major scale ? Is it G B and D ?
I miss this guy. Does he still work for the channel?
9:03
about time i actually use my pinky finger
I can't download the scale diagrams but could download the jam track?
9:56 tf just happen
Someone help
What happen there
He’s playing a triad for each chord in the scale. He’s playing a G major triad, A minor triad, B minor triad..... and so on. Learn your triads! 🤘🏽
why we know major scales all positions , I know but how I start solo in guitar
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I just need a good amplifier for my acoustic electric so I can reall hear better of what i'm playing
good advice ... keep it simple and try not to become a guitar god in one day!
I trust this man because he looks like Jean Claude Van Damme.
Way too hard of a lesson for my level.
Great lesson!