01:26 What is Harmonic Minor? 02:34 The unique trait 02:57 Playing it on guitar 04:00 How to start improvising 04:45 Preparing a lick 05:52 Expanding your lick 06:25 Improvisation? 06:52 Open string pedaling 07:59 Final Thoughts
In the whole video you might have been telling about learning new shapes. But there is a better way of doing it ! I accidentally discovered that it's just a different scale note substituted in the e minor scale. Kinda modal interchange hah. But if you just memorise where that weird note is located every part of the neck by octave rules, whole story gets much simpler. And then if you know the e minor scale all over the fretboard the notes automatically flashes . In this way I ended up discovering several patterns. Also playing one string at a time helps to cover the fretboard, combined with other strings. I already knew the patterns, but the soloing technique really helped me.😊
@Signals Music Studio Kudos for the Video clip! Sorry for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you tried - Rozardner Inspiring Chord Reality (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great one off guide for how to play guitar scales minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my close friend Aubrey got cool success with it.
Man honestly, ihave been plaing guitar for more than 3.5 years(Mostly learned from youtube) now i am intermediate player and i swear in 3 years of time i have never seen such a good teacher on internet! Lots of best wishes my friend :)
Oh dude he’s the best and not just for guitar! Most of his theory lessons directly transfer to any instrument with notes! I’ve used his theory stuff on piano
Yep, while Jake may not be anyones impression of the rock god, he certainly knows how to teach in a well organized and easy to understand manner. He's half my age and has more musical knowledge than I will ever know, but what I take from him is always additive, beneficial, and makes me a better player even if it's just a single note that I may add to a scale I already used.
atf kdi79 it looks like he only joined this time last year. He would only probably need to do a few things, a bit of luck and this channel will indeed explode. 👍🏼
I've been following this channel for about a year and only now have looked at the number of subscribers. Criminally undersubbed. I just hope he keeps putting out content. Heading to patreon now.
Totally agree, was thinking the same... lots of content, interesting content, backed up with theory and good technique, well edited... deserves much more followers than he already has!
in oriental music we have a scale called "Nahawand" which is a mix between minor scale and harmonic minor... playing harmonic minor when going up and minor scale when going down...
You're right about players and what/how they play....no one can actually think that fast on the fly, so yes, it's a combination of practiced runs, timing for chord changes, and the ear to know when to 'stretch' your limits out to the edge. I totally get players who go into a studio, lay down a track, and than actually have to go and practice it to do it live, even though they ripped it a sonic speed on the record. If you improvise and you're good, that will be the result.
Great lessons bro. No one has such comprehensive teachings in such a short amount of time. I am 33 years old and have been playing since I was 12 years old. I started out just playing 80s punk and then would go years without playing and get back into it. Then I started listening to prog rock and wanted to become a guitar virtuoso so I started trying to teach myself theory. This is really the best time to teach yourself guitar. When I started out all they had were books and dvds if you wanted to self teach. Now with youtube it's crazy. You clearly have a gift for captivating an audience and teaching. Thanks for the vids.
This is very helpful. Your improv prep is a good idea, where it ends on the tonic, or a "target note." My guitar mentor has encouraged me to find as many paths to the target note as possible, including string skipping, chromatic boxing, or diatonic boxing.
Thanks, Jake! I've broken away from Harmonic Minor about 25 years ago, because of overuse by everyone else and myself, sticking mostly with Aeolian Natural Minor. I've been revisiting Harmonic Minor lately, and several of your Harmonic Minor related videos have helped me return with a very fresh perspective!
I feel like you should have mentioned that the "idea" behind this scale is to add a leading tone to the scale, like we would have in a major scale. But since the melodic minor is highly related to harmonic minor, I have this strange feeling that you will talk about that in the lesson of the melodic minor. :D Besides that: Yup, harmonic minor is the best scale!
It's funny how many times I told myself in preparation for this video to mention that at least once and still forgot! The next video will include a lot more info on that 7th and how/when it has to be played around when juggling minor vs harmonic minor.
this is so cool that you do a collab with chusss channel, its an amazing channel where i learned so much stuff and he made me discover alot of new ways to play; i didnt play guitar for years because i was stuck at basic stuff thanks to his channel i understand your content much more easily
Your channel is absolutely brilliant. In 13 years of playing guitar,I have never learned or wanted to learn music theory. Now, after watching some of your videos, I am excited and motivated to learn "Guitar Theory" as I call it. Thank you!
Malmsteen = Harmonic Minor and its Phrygian Dominant mode joined together with diminished arpeggio runs that come out of the Harmonic Minor scale. So in A Harmonic Minor you can run diminished arpeggios off the the G#, the F the D and the B notes (it's all the same notes anyway), and then get yourself to E Phrygian Dominant and go back again. You can map the whole fretboard that way and play up and down all day.
All I can say is Thank You Jake! I just found your channel and have been binging your videos. I’ve played guitar for nearly 30 years, and am your average guitarist...played in metal bands for years and can generally play most things pretty decent. I do understand theory (somewhat), but I have just learned so much from you! I’m undergoing a guitar renaissance in my 40s, and loving every minute of it! Thanks, Dave
I don't play guitar (ukulele, don't judge!) but I mostly compose electronic music using hardware and I find your tutorials so well explained that I can apply them to my electronic music production. I use harmonic minor a lot because it sounds a bit exotic, although not as exotic as on gutiar. Thank you for your excellent teaching.
Music theory is blowing my mind! I started playing guitar a few months back and would spend most of my “practice time” just messing around the fret board trying to get my fingers accustomed to playing. One day I literally stumbled upon part of a middle eastern sounding scale. I played notes around it until I found these exact notes and now I know what it’s called! I wish I would have gotten into music earlier but this newly found inspiration is awesome regardless of that. Subbed and waiting for more mind blowing musical epiphanies! Great work bro!
I am unabashedly in love with harmonic minor. I love the little tweaks you can give it mixing it with melodic and natural minor. When you sprinkle in phrygian dominant with it. Mmmm...
Some folks that think harmonic minor and phrygian dominant mostly sound good on electric guitar ain't never touched a nylon string classical guitar. Chuss rocks. He's got good backing tracks. Check out his music, The Visitor.
So it really is the step and a half that gives such an exotic vibe to some scales. I guess this explanation really made that sink in. 👍 Gonna give this a shot on a new song
Harmonic minor is one of my favourite scales, (it is right up there, next to a scale i learned about from one of your videos, the Lydian b7 :P) so needless to say I am so hyped to hear you discuss stuff like the chords, neoclassical style as well as the Dim7 chords.
Thanks Jake. It's funny how hard I've studied all the different modes and scales and really struggled to 'visualise' them as separate characters so speak. I only wish I stumbled on your channel back then as it would have made the whole process make a lot more sense a lot quicker. You have a real gift at articulating information in a way, certainly I, can understand really clearly. Just catching up on all of your videos while I work :) Many thanks
Thanks, Jake. I had a great time with that Chuss track. This is my first introduction to harmonic minor and I can see why somebody could get obsessed with it! Kinda hard to sound bad as long as you hit the notes.
Man you are such a wonderful teacher! I'm trying to learn to play trumpet and stumbled onto your channel when trying to learn about modes. now I watch you every day in the commute. Keep doing videos!
The one guitarist I've heard improvise a solo where I know that way over 10% is true improvisation is Guthrie Govan. If you listen when he's improvising, he comes up with an idea like that little run you showed us and then he fully explores that idea- adapting it a hundred different ways, until he runs across a new idea and- then he takes off on it. And these are long legato runs- not little 4-5 note phrases he's playing. He reminds me of Randy Rhodes- which should be enough said if you know who Randy is. He never gets lost and his runs always end perfectly- right on time, resolving to the perfect note to match whatever chord is behind it. If it's a minor, the run resolves to the relevant flat 3rd- if t's major a perfect 5th, etc. And he seems to do so just by instinct- I don't think he has any formal training. Which is really impressive when you consider Randy not only had formal instruction, he taught classical guitar at the school his mother owned.
Fantastic lesson man! As an old-school thrash/punk metalhead that transitioned into a Michael Hedges acoustic style years ago I feel like we're on the same wavelength in our tastes (especially when it comes to minor key sounds!). I hadn't seen you use an acoustic for any of your lessons so this was cool.
Looked at videos for an hour, came across your's and its been my favorite so far! Thank you so much. Already playing around with the scale and improvising. You're an awesome instructor!
Thanks for making these videos! you're a really good teacher, and you pick the right stuff to focus on. i've been looking forward to a harmonic minor video since I found your channel. looking forward to the videos about building the chord progressions
Possibly ever consider doing a bluegrass, gypsy jazz, and/or basic flamenco style lesson. Especially rhythms of flamenco regarding flamenco. Really enjoy your content bud. Thanks for being chill and guitar player friendly.
I think my favorite might be Black Star by Yngwie! I like it's quick appearance in Dark Horse by Katy Perry too, right before the choruses.... bring on the list!
Great lesson. I was hoping you would discuss the song that introduced me to the Harmonic Minor (and one of the greatest rock guitar solos of all time): Sweet Child of Mine final solo. Great example of how to rock out in Harmonic Minor!
Another wonderful and highly educating video, hands down the best teacher on the internet. Keep up the good work sir, I'll make sure to check out your Patreon.
Man, I rarely hear the Harmonic Minor used in such a bluesy way. My every application of it is to tilt my melodies towards more eastern traditional sounds. Nice job.
Said it before, will probably say it again and again, "Jake, you are so bright and pleasantly encouraging." How did you get that way? Boss parents, I would suspect. If this comment seems like a man-crush, it is, but very much a May-December kind of thing. I'm 70, been playing since the day after the Beatles first appeared on the Ed Sullivan. I always learn something helpful from your videos, even if they are on a subject I think I've got down. The only trouble with your lessons is that my lovely wife can tell when I'm learning from you. Out of the side of her ear (is that an expression?) she will listen, and when you say something like, "Just this one technique will allow you to noodle endlessly," she calls out, "Oh, Dear Lord, no -- don't encourage him to noodle any more than he already does!" I think my noodling is top-notch (no sexual innuendo implied), but she disagrees. And now, thanks to you and the Chuss backing track, let the noodling begin!
I hear it in Slash's cover of Where Do I Begin the theme from the 1970s movie Love Story. The audio vid dropped a few weeks ago. To me, It's a beautiful version but I'm a bit bias because I'm a big Slash fan.
Is it me or is everyone posting videos on harmonic minor? This one, Music is Win, Rick Beato, and Ross Campbell's latest videos are about it. Maybe just an odd coincidence.
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01:26 What is Harmonic Minor?
02:34 The unique trait
02:57 Playing it on guitar
04:00 How to start improvising
04:45 Preparing a lick
05:52 Expanding your lick
06:25 Improvisation?
06:52 Open string pedaling
07:59 Final Thoughts
In the whole video you might have been telling about learning new shapes. But there is a better way of doing it ! I accidentally discovered that it's just a different scale note substituted in the e minor scale. Kinda modal interchange hah. But if you just memorise where that weird note is located every part of the neck by octave rules, whole story gets much simpler. And then if you know the e minor scale all over the fretboard the notes automatically flashes . In this way I ended up discovering several patterns. Also playing one string at a time helps to cover the fretboard, combined with other strings. I already knew the patterns, but the soloing technique really helped me.😊
@Signals Music Studio Kudos for the Video clip! Sorry for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you tried - Rozardner Inspiring Chord Reality (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great one off guide for how to play guitar scales minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my close friend Aubrey got cool success with it.
The scale of insanity, you should hear what I can write with it. Metal as fuck. But I wouldn't improvise with it.
Man honestly, ihave been plaing guitar for more than 3.5 years(Mostly learned from youtube) now i am intermediate player and i swear in 3 years of time i have never seen such a good teacher on internet!
Lots of best wishes my friend :)
hashir shakil you should check out Joe satriani's instructional videos!
Oh dude he’s the best and not just for guitar! Most of his theory lessons directly transfer to any instrument with notes! I’ve used his theory stuff on piano
Agreed, I took his complete course (40+ lessons) and will suggest it to everybody. I just wish I had this teacher 30 years ago!
Yep, while Jake may not be anyones impression of the rock god, he certainly knows how to teach in a well organized and easy to understand manner. He's half my age and has more musical knowledge than I will ever know, but what I take from him is always additive, beneficial, and makes me a better player even if it's just a single note that I may add to a scale I already used.
Was exciting to do collab on this one with you Jake. Thanks for the opportunity and looking forward to watch more of your great lesson episodes.
I just subbed your channel, chusss Music! Awesome!
I think this is the first time I actually think a channel has way less subs than it deserves, awesome content keep it up
atf kdi79 it looks like he only joined this time last year. He would only probably need to do a few things, a bit of luck and this channel will indeed explode. 👍🏼
I've been following this channel for about a year and only now have looked at the number of subscribers. Criminally undersubbed. I just hope he keeps putting out content. Heading to patreon now.
Totally agree, was thinking the same... lots of content, interesting content, backed up with theory and good technique, well edited... deserves much more followers than he already has!
in oriental music we have a scale called "Nahawand" which is a mix between minor scale and harmonic minor... playing harmonic minor when going up and minor scale when going down...
You are such a good teacher. Not only in how you explain theory and concepts in your videos but your informative graphics as well. Thank YOU much.
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Rudy why?
You're right about players and what/how they play....no one can actually think that fast on the fly, so yes, it's a combination of practiced runs, timing for chord changes, and the ear to know when to 'stretch' your limits out to the edge. I totally get players who go into a studio, lay down a track, and than actually have to go and practice it to do it live, even though they ripped it a sonic speed on the record. If you improvise and you're good, that will be the result.
Great lessons bro. No one has such comprehensive teachings in such a short amount of time. I am 33 years old and have been playing since I was 12 years old. I started out just playing 80s punk and then would go years without playing and get back into it. Then I started listening to prog rock and wanted to become a guitar virtuoso so I started trying to teach myself theory. This is really the best time to teach yourself guitar. When I started out all they had were books and dvds if you wanted to self teach. Now with youtube it's crazy. You clearly have a gift for captivating an audience and teaching. Thanks for the vids.
You have changed my musical life and life in general.I could not be thankful enough.
Bless you
This is very helpful. Your improv prep is a good idea, where it ends on the tonic, or a "target note." My guitar mentor has encouraged me to find as many paths to the target note as possible, including string skipping, chromatic boxing, or diatonic boxing.
Thanks, Jake! I've broken away from Harmonic Minor about 25 years ago, because of overuse by everyone else and myself, sticking mostly with Aeolian Natural Minor.
I've been revisiting Harmonic Minor lately, and several of your Harmonic Minor related videos have helped me return with a very fresh perspective!
Honestly this is probably the hidden gem for guitar channels on TH-cam. Fantastic!
Absolutely Fantastic !!! i ever find it by ears sometimes , Thanks a very lot to be here for us
Thoroughly enjoying your lessons with ease and looking forward to following you. Yes, I'll join your Patreon page. Thank you, Colin
I feel like you should have mentioned that the "idea" behind this scale is to add a leading tone to the scale, like we would have in a major scale. But since the melodic minor is highly related to harmonic minor, I have this strange feeling that you will talk about that in the lesson of the melodic minor. :D Besides that: Yup, harmonic minor is the best scale!
It's funny how many times I told myself in preparation for this video to mention that at least once and still forgot! The next video will include a lot more info on that 7th and how/when it has to be played around when juggling minor vs harmonic minor.
this is so cool that you do a collab with chusss channel, its an amazing channel where i learned so much stuff and he made me discover alot of new ways to play; i didnt play guitar for years because i was stuck at basic stuff
thanks to his channel i understand your content much more easily
Thank you for doing this!
You are the best, i've learned tons from all your videos!
Just now discovering your channel. Learned more in 1 hour than i have in months of other guys. Thanks.
Your channel is absolutely brilliant. In 13 years of playing guitar,I have never learned or wanted to learn music theory. Now, after watching some of your videos, I am excited and motivated to learn "Guitar Theory" as I call it. Thank you!
Jake is such a brilliant communicator!
Jake, you are absolutely one of the best most knowledgeable teachers on the planet but probably from another planet!! Thank you thank you thank you..
Amazing you are a true professional and very easy to understand for all guitar players
Malmsteen = Harmonic Minor and its Phrygian Dominant mode joined together with diminished arpeggio runs that come out of the Harmonic Minor scale. So in A Harmonic Minor you can run diminished arpeggios off the the G#, the F the D and the B notes (it's all the same notes anyway), and then get yourself to E Phrygian Dominant and go back again. You can map the whole fretboard that way and play up and down all day.
3:40 anybody wanna point out how cool that is that he talks and does the scale
what a fantastic channel!!! This is the one people. Brilliant!
I have learned more in the past one week about music theory by watching your videos than my entire guitar playing career of 15 years... Thank you!
All I can say is Thank You Jake! I just found your channel and have been binging your videos. I’ve played guitar for nearly 30 years, and am your average guitarist...played in metal bands for years and can generally play most things pretty decent. I do understand theory (somewhat), but I have just learned so much from you! I’m undergoing a guitar renaissance in my 40s, and loving every minute of it! Thanks, Dave
chuss + signals..... THIS IS GOLD
it really is a testament to your filmmaking and teaching skills that i enjoy watching these even though im familiar with the concepts
8:29 One of million reasons why this guy is awesome :)
I don't play guitar (ukulele, don't judge!) but I mostly compose electronic music using hardware and I find your tutorials so well explained that I can apply them to my electronic music production. I use harmonic minor a lot because it sounds a bit exotic, although not as exotic as on gutiar. Thank you for your excellent teaching.
Music theory is blowing my mind! I started playing guitar a few months back and would spend most of my “practice time” just messing around the fret board trying to get my fingers accustomed to playing. One day I literally stumbled upon part of a middle eastern sounding scale. I played notes around it until I found these exact notes and now I know what it’s called! I wish I would have gotten into music earlier but this newly found inspiration is awesome regardless of that. Subbed and waiting for more mind blowing musical epiphanies! Great work bro!
Wonderful teaching method... fluent...Hats off...
Im just a bedroom producer but these videos are super helpful to even non guitar players!
I am unabashedly in love with harmonic minor.
I love the little tweaks you can give it mixing it with melodic and natural minor. When you sprinkle in phrygian dominant with it. Mmmm...
Some folks that think harmonic minor and phrygian dominant mostly sound good on electric guitar ain't never touched a nylon string classical guitar.
Chuss rocks. He's got good backing tracks. Check out his music, The Visitor.
It's always one of your favorite scale Jake x)
Everything you said in this video just makes sense
So it really is the step and a half that gives such an exotic vibe to some scales. I guess this explanation really made that sink in. 👍 Gonna give this a shot on a new song
Harmonic minor is one of my favourite scales, (it is right up there, next to a scale i learned about from one of your videos, the Lydian b7 :P) so needless to say I am so hyped to hear you discuss stuff like the chords, neoclassical style as well as the Dim7 chords.
Thanks Jake. It's funny how hard I've studied all the different modes and scales and really struggled to 'visualise' them as separate characters so speak. I only wish I stumbled on your channel back then as it would have made the whole process make a lot more sense a lot quicker. You have a real gift at articulating information in a way, certainly I, can understand really clearly.
Just catching up on all of your videos while I work :) Many thanks
Thanks, Jake. I had a great time with that Chuss track. This is my first introduction to harmonic minor and I can see why somebody could get obsessed with it! Kinda hard to sound bad as long as you hit the notes.
I just realized, this sounds like the scale used in Cancion Del Mariachi from Desperado.
Man you are such a wonderful teacher! I'm trying to learn to play trumpet and stumbled onto your channel when trying to learn about modes. now I watch you every day in the commute. Keep doing videos!
The one guitarist I've heard improvise a solo where I know that way over 10% is true improvisation is Guthrie Govan. If you listen when he's improvising, he comes up with an idea like that little run you showed us and then he fully explores that idea- adapting it a hundred different ways, until he runs across a new idea and- then he takes off on it. And these are long legato runs- not little 4-5 note phrases he's playing. He reminds me of Randy Rhodes- which should be enough said if you know who Randy is. He never gets lost and his runs always end perfectly- right on time, resolving to the perfect note to match whatever chord is behind it. If it's a minor, the run resolves to the relevant flat 3rd- if t's major a perfect 5th, etc. And he seems to do so just by instinct- I don't think he has any formal training. Which is really impressive when you consider Randy not only had formal instruction, he taught classical guitar at the school his mother owned.
Nice lesson thank you. Pro tip: use a guitar with fret dots for instruction purposes.
billville111 or you can just count frets.
close your eyes!
Learn to count for life purposes
Thanks for the help. Jake.
ok omg this is the first and only scale i can identify by ear, i hear it alot in spanish guitar music! big moment for me loool
Fantastic lesson man! As an old-school thrash/punk metalhead that transitioned into a Michael Hedges acoustic style years ago I feel like we're on the same wavelength in our tastes (especially when it comes to minor key sounds!). I hadn't seen you use an acoustic for any of your lessons so this was cool.
Looked at videos for an hour, came across your's and its been my favorite so far! Thank you so much. Already playing around with the scale and improvising. You're an awesome instructor!
Thanks for making these videos! you're a really good teacher, and you pick the right stuff to focus on. i've been looking forward to a harmonic minor video since I found your channel.
looking forward to the videos about building the chord progressions
I second that
Excellent video, JAKE!!!!!
I'm learning this to play cure songs :) thank you
You’re an incredible teacher. This is awesome. Thank you.
You can use natural minor, harmonic minor, pentatonic minor, bluew minor, & phrygian over a n Andalusian Cadence! 😁😀
Yes, if I may echo some others... Although I'm not a beginner, a guitar with markers would indeed help beginners. Best wishes.
Possibly ever consider doing a bluegrass, gypsy jazz, and/or basic flamenco style lesson. Especially rhythms of flamenco regarding flamenco. Really enjoy your content bud. Thanks for being chill and guitar player friendly.
You are awesome brother. Thank you.
Sir, I m from India.. Please make the lessons on the "When I used to use the Dominant and DIMINISHED chord"
Slash loves the juice of the harmonic minor
Hey Jake, can you tell me one or more of your favorite songs that uses this scale? I'm preparing a short list for you
I think my favorite might be Black Star by Yngwie! I like it's quick appearance in Dark Horse by Katy Perry too, right before the choruses.... bring on the list!
WOW! Black star came to mind as well :) here the list th-cam.com/video/IJLXfje3Ejw/w-d-xo.html
About songs.. I think Gangstas Paradise uses Phrygian Dominant in the main theme.. right?
I am now suddenly in love with the harmonic minor scale.
Great lesson. I was hoping you would discuss the song that introduced me to the Harmonic Minor (and one of the greatest rock guitar solos of all time): Sweet Child of Mine final solo. Great example of how to rock out in Harmonic Minor!
Great job explaining that
Is curious to me why someone would click thumbs-down on any of this guys videos or guitar lessons.
You sir, have a great teaching gift. Your lessons are easy to follow and understand. Thanks a lot and keep inspiring! :-)
Another wonderful and highly educating video, hands down the best teacher on the internet. Keep up the good work sir, I'll make sure to check out your Patreon.
Man, I rarely hear the Harmonic Minor used in such a bluesy way. My every application of it is to tilt my melodies towards more eastern traditional sounds. Nice job.
Wow, you changed how I thought improvisation worked. Cheers man, you are the best! Thank you for all your efforts ❤️
Said it before, will probably say it again and again, "Jake, you are so bright and pleasantly encouraging." How did you get that way? Boss parents, I would suspect. If this comment seems like a man-crush, it is, but very much a May-December kind of thing. I'm 70, been playing since the day after the Beatles first appeared on the Ed Sullivan. I always learn something helpful from your videos, even if they are on a subject I think I've got down. The only trouble with your lessons is that my lovely wife can tell when I'm learning from you. Out of the side of her ear (is that an expression?) she will listen, and when you say something like, "Just this one technique will allow you to noodle endlessly," she calls out, "Oh, Dear Lord, no -- don't encourage him to noodle any more than he already does!" I think my noodling is top-notch (no sexual innuendo implied), but she disagrees. And now, thanks to you and the Chuss backing track, let the noodling begin!
You're videos are refreshing! Thank you!!!
As usual......totally informative and entertaining! Love it.
Thank you for teaching this all for free your a fucking legend
You are a damn good teacher. As a total beginner, I'm learning a lot.
Thanks a lot for the many great lessons. They are incredibly clear/ well explained. You are one great teacher I wish you all the best. Take care.
Amazing video! Thank you so much!
You have improved my music theory loads! Thank you Jake!
Thx for the lessons!!
That was a great lesson thanks sir
Thanks. You have a way of demystifying these concepts.
Thank you for all the videos. You are such a good teacher
Golden video 🙏
It's used in the guitar solo by Slash on Sweet Child of Mine. When he does that cool fast run up the board
I hear it in Slash's cover of Where Do I Begin the theme from the 1970s movie Love Story. The audio vid dropped a few weeks ago. To me, It's a beautiful version but I'm a bit bias because I'm a big Slash fan.
You're the best when it comes to teaching!!!
Never knew I was playing the harmonic minor until now.
I'm making these numbers up. I hope you get my point. lls. Perfect.
Great video as always! It is incredible how concise and easy to understand it is!
What a lesson 👍
Loved this, played it for hours.
I joined your patreon but I could only do $1 sorry man it’s all I can do I just wanted to support I really like your channel
Seriously thank you!!!!!!! Don't feel sorry lol, I really appreciate it!
Signals Music Studio loving your stuff man. Thank you for understanding
I really love your video！Your lessons have the indispensable function in my guitar musicship .Thanks a lot！
Thanks man this is very helpful
Very interesting and well done. I don't even play guitar but you kept my interest for the whole video. I wish you had some videos on playing Bass.
Gotta love the companion cube from portal in the background. 😄
OMG I love each and every one of your videos, subscribed!
Thanks I was waiting for this, really wanted to learn the harmonic minor. Thanks for all those lessons really helpful.
Your videos are so cool that 10 min seem like 10 s. Good job!
Is it me or is everyone posting videos on harmonic minor? This one, Music is Win, Rick Beato, and Ross Campbell's latest videos are about it. Maybe just an odd coincidence.
illuminati obviously
Yup. It's the freemasons.
I was gonna ask the same thing!
Yeah its really weird as well because these are all posted conveniently as I was just beginning to learn harmonic minor
Rick is a wizard in music theory and composition.
That sounds great!