Susan, why wouldn’t anyone enjoy learning or doing scales? To me, as a beginner, I find them fascinating. It’s the easiest way to learn the Notes on the fretboard. Especially if you repeat the notes as you play them.
B/c for 90% of students, they start learning scales without any idea of the how/why to play them, so it's tedious, boring, etc. After falling into that trap for 25 years, (All solos I played were other folks' songs and was pure memorization) about a year ago I had the a-ha moment thanks to Justin and Marty and GuitarSage. And now I do find it fascinating and interesting.
I have been with you since last march, furloughed then made redundant, then got a job. You have inspired me to keep going. Not just on the guitar but with life in general. For that I thank you so much.
Bless his soul hey!.. he gives so much. I imagine his life must be fullfilling.. When you give so much laws of the universe give back.. and let me tell you , he 100% not only deserves all the THANKS & COMPLIMENTS all his subscribing friends give but everything else he deserves too... Love , money , abundance ( in all areas) happiness , health , etc etc... . God bless Justin foundation here.. lol.. Take care. Nice comment.. Rock on comrad.. 🎸🤘
Welcome to the world of very happy Justin watchers. It will take more than 12 months at least to see and attempt how much of him is on here and all from the heart for those who love to learn guitar Happy gleaning He is truly a highly qualified and good spirited tutor Enjoy and Gidday from Oz 🙂
This is the scales lessons i have been looking for, i always get so far in learning guitar and start to learn scales only to get frustrated and put it down
Thank you for this. Im a player that used to play 30 years ago, and I had to quit because my job gave me carpal tunnel syndrome. Now Im playing again and I find that my skills from before were all by ear and wrong. I also cant pick out the things I used to do. So this kind of thing is so appreciated by guys like me. You didnt forget where you cane from like some of the others that are talking to more advanced players. They just go right over our heads. Like the barred chords that you are playing.
Check out the website for a structured and complete set of lessons on various topics! www.justinguitar.com | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Approved Teacher, Assistant and Community Admin
I first started playing over 18 years ago. Wow, writing that makes me realize I've wasted nearly 2 decades by not ever bothering to get in a good routine. Anyway- now I want to TRY and start over. From the beginning like I'd yet to pick up a guitar. There is no doubt in my mind, Justin is the right guide for this journey. Now I just have to sort through the lessons and hope to use them in a proper order!
This dude is unbelievable. I was searching for a Major Scale Guide and connecting it to the Major Scale and i finally found you. Then i was looking for the Paywall but i couldnt really believe you put all this information and this really nice teaching all for free. Its insane. Whoever watches this and learns make sure to subscribe and like because that is the least we can do for such an inspiring, organized teaching all for free. You are the man !
SO GLAD you decided to do this lesson. Been playing for 3-4 years, and I'm familiar with the pentatonic patterns, but never learned the major scale! Love the lesson, and can't wait for the next in this series.. THANK YOU!
Can't wait to dig in? Check the website as there is already some older material to get you going! www.justinguitar.com/modules/major-scale | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Taught this to myself by the noodling I constantly do. This and the minor pentatonic. Found it on my own. Don’t know any songs but learned how to fit in with most songs. Find the key and continue noodling. Feels right, especially after a few libations. I teach in an elementary school and tell my students what I learned, “Practice makes better!” Keep at it, you’ll get there... somewhere!
Thanks so much for this lesson Justin. I'm getting it and you are so right in insisting you learn it the correct way. I'm old and had no help in my younger days and I can vouch that it is hard to break old habits and retrain, but with repetition, I'm getting the sound and visual of scales. Thank you again.
Hi Justin been with you for a few years I started showing my cousin his first scales by golly I think he's starting to really like it I so want to thank you( will be sending you a little something Thanks Again Justin🎸
Thanks. I have been reluctant to improvise with the jam track. This video encouraged me to do it. It was so much fun. WOW. my daughter just complimented me.
Found your channel a week ago. I'm a full time youtuber. Most of my revenue is generated from playing my guitar (Badly). I was amazed at you box 2 pentatonic upload. Starting from and ending on the root note was a revelation for me! Thankyou. Will be watching your vids!!!
Thanks so much. There are hundreds of free lessons in carefully designed courses on the website: www.justinguitar.com Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Hi Justin, just wanted to say thanks bud. You’ve really added a new element and diversity to my playing. It really is endless in terms of knowledge a person can learn and achieve. Honestly you need passion and a true willingness to practice and it will come. You’re a good teacher dude and I thank you for making my journey fun and rewarding.
Brilliant, Justin, thanks so much! You are my inspiration. On a side note, with this lesson. What I've found helped me is, once having learned to go forward - low G through to high G - I've then learned to go backward from the original starting point, from the low G, 6th string. BIT BY BIT, I mean, i.e., cover the first couple of strings going forward and then go back again. When I'm confident, then go a bit further and so on. Rather than learning to backward from the top...
This was great video focusing on just this topic at hand. It lets me really sink this scale into my brain without messing about different modes and other stuff. Unbelieavably good teaching going on. Thank you Mr. Sandercoe
I had such a great time with the beginner guitar course that I went all in on practical theory, and I'm so glad I did. I've always been a musical thinker and took really naturally to putting music together, but I didn't understand the relationships or language around music theory. Thanks for putting these concepts into digestible, easy-to-get language. I always wanted to learn music theory, but I really struggled to find resources that could demystify the high-concept stuff without feeling super intimidated. It's so easy to say "I'll never be a composer so it's not a huge deal if I never get it." Thanks for telling my inner critic that I don't need to go to Berklee to learn theory!
Justin, I love the analogy of the teenage time for you . I got that and am very impulsive and in a hurry to play 🎸and I am constantly frustrated. You put me in touch with that . Thank you 🙏 so much !!!. And i’am 73 😎
I've already learned patterns 1 and 2 from you but looking forward to seeing the others! This series will be great as I'm really confused about making scales sound good.
Can't wait to dig into the other shapes? Check the Major Scale section on the website: www.justinguitar.com/modules/major-scale | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Thanks for the precious lesson. Yes when we implant our knowledge to our subconscious mind we have to do it slowly so that our subconscious mind can capture and safe it and reveal it again in the future effortlesly without thinking. We can do it correctly even by watvhing tv or talking to other people. However the ultimate goal is to creat somw music and enjoy it while playing it. Thanks for the good leasson. Cheers from Indonesia.
This is really cool, thank you. As a fellow teacher, one thing I really love about your teaching style is your understanding of the way we learn and memorize. One of my reasons for learning guitar is to grow my mental muscle and increase neuroplasticity. Your teaching style is totally aligned with that.
Much appreciated. :) | close 2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum [ justinguitarcommunity.com/index.php ]
Great lesson, best scale instruction to this newby. Nice & slow & easy to see what you doing & you explain EXACTLY where the fingers go! Thankyou for giving me some much needed confidence!
Thank you Justin. Profoundly grateful for the manner in which you tutor: always encouraging, not overwhelming. Soloing to me is daunting. Just freeze when I have to solo in time, and rhythm to a backing track. Soloing in swinging eights to any blues 145 backing track came almost naturally to me. Seems swinging eighth rhythm is something I was born with: probably the lullabies to put me off to sleep. Nonetheless, it is the other pop/rock rhythms that get me in a not, even the seemingly simple 4/4 and 3/4 timing.
Everbody has a different home base to start from. How you explore music, what your strenghts and weaknesses are and also, what your "rhythm in life" is... For you, that's quite literal :D explore how far this natural feleing can push you forward while you start off slowly but with care when it comes to the parts you find harder. As you can see here, not only your starting point but also your journey can be an endless exploration of ways to express yourself! www.justinguitar.com/site-map-and-lesson-structure | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide.
We love it when that happens :D Have you tried improving yet? www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/major-scale-basic-improvisation-im-123 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Every time I open a major scale sheet, I am immediately sadden by the fact that I can’t em read that, this makes much more sense now yet also opens my eyes that am gonna have a painful time learning
Justin..you are an awesome teacher..ive been watching mmaanny videos...i think ill stay with you..your way of teaching ..you explain things soo clear ..👍👍👍
@@justinguitar Honestly Justin ...im frustrated with watching aallot of videos..and me not getting anywhere!...I---REALLY- want to learn music theory and learn how to play the guitar....and express myself through it..but im im about to give up with guitar..😁... .your videos are among the best instructional videos!... I just never though that the guitar was so complicated to figure out ... Your videos are awesome! 👍👍👍
Yes, It's all tied together! When you discover this, you'll start to get a grasp of the bigger picture and it is exactly these kind of insights that makes you put things in the right context. Can't wait to dig in some more CAGED stuff? Check the CAGED lessons: www.justinguitar.com/modules/caged-system | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
That was super cool! Very well put together demonstration. I've played guitar quite a while but it's been 25 years and then some since having any lessons on theory. And even at that I had never really gotten into putting scales to use in improvising lead guitar. I'm certain I knew many of the scales as a kid. I find myself playing them at times and recognizing the difference in them as it must had been something I was taught... lol! But for the life of me I just don't remember the details of what I'm actually playing. And I never got to the point of applying the scales to lead guitar around a given chord much less a chord progression. I learned to play some great lead parts to some of my favorite songs but I would had never really been able to compose my own lead guitar whatsoever. So this is really interesting and is totally revitalizing a knack to learn.. relearn this theory!
Great teacher! I was using guitartricks, but you're so much better! I will subscribe to support you or if you have any paid content, i'll do that. Thanks!
Check the main website for the masses of free content - lessons and song videos - plus some paid courses, plus some subscription items, plus some products and merchandise plus a donate option. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
yes, it puts those notes in a context and you'll hear when you're wrong right away. That might be a bit advanced when starting out though. Using them in practice is an essential skill that's a few steps beyonf this "getting started" stage. Having that pattern under your fingers and associating the exat sound with the finger position is the focus here. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
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Probably the most loved teacher in the guitar community. And that for a reason!
I appreciate that :)
Justin and Marty! They are brothers from other mothers.
You know you’re a good teacher when you can inspire students to WANT to study scales. Thanks for all the inspiration Justin!
Susan, why wouldn’t anyone enjoy learning or doing scales?
To me, as a beginner, I find them fascinating. It’s the easiest way to learn the
Notes on the fretboard. Especially if you repeat the notes as you play them.
B/c for 90% of students, they start learning scales without any idea of the how/why to play them, so it's tedious, boring, etc. After falling into that trap for 25 years, (All solos I played were other folks' songs and was pure memorization) about a year ago I had the a-ha moment thanks to Justin and Marty and GuitarSage. And now I do find it fascinating and interesting.
@@joeblough261 I would love to get that point! Nice one Joe (and Justin!)
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I have been with you since last march, furloughed then made redundant, then got a job. You have inspired me to keep going. Not just on the guitar but with life in general. For that I thank you so much.
Bless his soul hey!.. he gives so much. I imagine his life must be fullfilling..
When you give so much laws of the universe give back.. and let me tell you , he 100% not only deserves all the THANKS & COMPLIMENTS all his subscribing friends give but everything else he deserves too... Love , money , abundance ( in all areas) happiness , health , etc etc... .
God bless Justin foundation here.. lol..
Take care.
Nice comment..
Rock on comrad.. 🎸🤘
The same last March … WOW so glad I found him like you
Welcome to the world of very happy Justin watchers. It will take more than 12 months at least to see and attempt how much of him is on here and all from the heart for those who love to learn guitar Happy gleaning He is truly a highly qualified and good spirited tutor Enjoy and Gidday from Oz 🙂
I needed this lesson. And I got it from my favorite teacher
Thank you, Yash! :)
@Mike Y All praise Justin... A true Guitar God
Best guitar teacher. Simple as that.
Thanks! :)
This is the scales lessons i have been looking for, i always get so far in learning guitar and start to learn scales only to get frustrated and put it down
Thank you for this. Im a player that used to play 30 years ago, and I had to quit because my job gave me carpal tunnel syndrome. Now Im playing again and I find that my skills from before were all by ear and wrong. I also cant pick out the things I used to do. So this kind of thing is so appreciated by guys like me. You didnt forget where you cane from like some of the others that are talking to more advanced players. They just go right over our heads. Like the barred chords that you are playing.
Me too! Minus the carpal tunnel. A lot is coming back to me
Wow, what an incredible teacher. I wish this was my first guitar lesson. Kids today are so lucky to have TH-cam to learn.
Check out the website for a structured and complete set of lessons on various topics! www.justinguitar.com | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Approved Teacher, Assistant and Community Admin
I first started playing over 18 years ago. Wow, writing that makes me realize I've wasted nearly 2 decades by not ever bothering to get in a good routine. Anyway- now I want to TRY and start over. From the beginning like I'd yet to pick up a guitar. There is no doubt in my mind, Justin is the right guide for this journey. Now I just have to sort through the lessons and hope to use them in a proper order!
This dude is unbelievable. I was searching for a Major Scale Guide and connecting it to the Major Scale and i finally found you. Then i was looking for the Paywall but i couldnt really believe you put all this information and this really nice teaching all for free. Its insane. Whoever watches this and learns make sure to subscribe and like because that is the least we can do for such an inspiring, organized teaching all for free. You are the man !
SO GLAD you decided to do this lesson. Been playing for 3-4 years, and I'm familiar with the pentatonic patterns, but never learned the major scale! Love the lesson, and can't wait for the next in this series.. THANK YOU!
Can't wait to dig in? Check the website as there is already some older material to get you going! www.justinguitar.com/modules/major-scale | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
I've been stuck here for atleast 15 years. Looking forward to break that in the next few videos. 🔥
Dude, you fill in so many missing pieces! Thank you so much. I can't tell you how much I have learned from you, wow.
Taught this to myself by the noodling I constantly do. This and the minor pentatonic. Found it on my own. Don’t know any songs but learned how to fit in with most songs. Find the key and continue noodling. Feels right, especially after a few libations.
I teach in an elementary school and tell my students what I learned, “Practice makes better!”
Keep at it, you’ll get there... somewhere!
I needed this to I just wish our favorite teacher done private lessons over a video chat he is so thorough and precise
~Love to you Justin...with you for years....while you were sitting crossed legged on the floor....& now purched your lessons with joy.
Thanks so much for this lesson Justin. I'm getting it and you are so right in insisting you learn it the correct way. I'm old and had no help in my younger days and I can vouch that it is hard to break old habits and retrain, but with repetition, I'm getting the sound and visual of scales. Thank you again.
Hi Justin been with you for a few years I started showing my cousin his first scales by golly I think he's starting to really like it I so want to thank you( will be sending you a little something Thanks Again Justin🎸
Thanks. I have been reluctant to improvise with the jam track. This video encouraged me to do it. It was so much fun. WOW. my daughter just complimented me.
Ha! That's very very awesome! :) Keep having fun. Cheers.
Justin you're the best teacher I ever had. Your passion for the guitar is contagious :)
Justin, you are one of the best teachers ever! Thank you ❤
You are SO good at teaching, I can't believe how much I enjoy learning scales now. Thank you x100.
I picked up guitar really for 1st time during 1st lock down and still going, thanks to your course!! Thanks v much
Found your channel a week ago. I'm a full time youtuber. Most of my revenue is generated from playing my guitar (Badly). I was amazed at you box 2 pentatonic upload. Starting from and ending on the root note was a revelation for me! Thankyou. Will be watching your vids!!!
Thanks so much. There are hundreds of free lessons in carefully designed courses on the website: www.justinguitar.com
Cheers 😊
| Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
@@justinguitar Sweet. I'll check it out!
I have the impression that Justin is quite good with this guitar thing..... ;) Dude, I love your course/App. I have so much fun
Thanks Justin. A real ah ha moment after years of playing. I'm so glad I finally learned the major scale.
Brilliant. Desperate to learn how to jam plus use a looper but keep getting lost.
This will help me get back on the correct path. Cheers Justin
Hi Justin, just wanted to say thanks bud. You’ve really added a new element and diversity to my playing. It really is endless in terms of knowledge a person can learn and achieve. Honestly you need passion and a true willingness to practice and it will come. You’re a good teacher dude and I thank you for making my journey fun and rewarding.
Brilliant, Justin, thanks so much! You are my inspiration.
On a side note, with this lesson. What I've found helped me is, once having learned to go forward - low G through to high G - I've then learned to go backward from the original starting point, from the low G, 6th string. BIT BY BIT, I mean, i.e., cover the first couple of strings going forward and then go back again. When I'm confident, then go a bit further and so on. Rather than learning to backward from the top...
I was at to give up, but after watching this, I’m motivated once again. Thanks 🙏
There’s a lot of great guitar players but not many great guitar teachers. I appreciate your videos. Thanks!
the greatest compliment i can give is you're the only person who's videos I have ever posted a message under. I only want to say thank you 😊
This was great video focusing on just this topic at hand. It lets me really sink this scale into my brain without messing about different modes and other stuff. Unbelieavably good teaching going on. Thank you Mr. Sandercoe
Please keep going with this major scale series it’s so helpful😁😁
Music to my ears.
Thank you, good lesson looking forward to the second half of this tutorial, really would like to be playing melodic solo's, thanks Justin 😀😀
This was incredibly helpful for a visual learner like me, thank you!!
Too bad I didn't find Justin Guitar years ago! In just a short time ( 3 weeks) I have learned so much. He has found the instructional secret.
Thanks David.
Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
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this comes at the right time, after finishing the pentatonics (which I can re-use here in a different context :-) ) thanks a lot
I had such a great time with the beginner guitar course that I went all in on practical theory, and I'm so glad I did. I've always been a musical thinker and took really naturally to putting music together, but I didn't understand the relationships or language around music theory. Thanks for putting these concepts into digestible, easy-to-get language. I always wanted to learn music theory, but I really struggled to find resources that could demystify the high-concept stuff without feeling super intimidated. It's so easy to say "I'll never be a composer so it's not a huge deal if I never get it." Thanks for telling my inner critic that I don't need to go to Berklee to learn theory!
Justin, I love the analogy of the teenage time for you . I got that and am very impulsive and in a hurry to play 🎸and I am constantly frustrated. You put me in touch with that . Thank you 🙏 so much !!!. And i’am 73 😎
I've already learned patterns 1 and 2 from you but looking forward to seeing the others! This series will be great as I'm really confused about making scales sound good.
Can't wait to dig into the other shapes? Check the Major Scale section on the website: www.justinguitar.com/modules/major-scale | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
@@justinguitar checked it out thanks! Gonna practice from the website
Thanks for the precious lesson.
Yes when we implant our knowledge to our subconscious mind we have to do it slowly so that our subconscious mind can capture and safe it and reveal it again in the future effortlesly without thinking. We can do it correctly even by watvhing tv or talking to other people.
However the ultimate goal is to creat somw music and enjoy it while playing it. Thanks for the good leasson. Cheers from Indonesia.
Well said! Cheers 😊
| close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum
I can't thank you enough for these lessons, loving learning again!
Cant wait for pattern 2!!! Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
You most assuredly are an amazing guitar teacher!
Yeaaaaaah ! Here comes back Justin... and the week-end turns into a party for ears and brain. ;-) Thank you !
Welcome back! :) Thanks for your support, mate. It's appreciated!
@@justinguitar My pleasure, Justin ! You just deserve it... ;-)
Thank you Justin for recommending me to Major Scale Maestro.
Glad I came across this video! This is what I was looking for so long! Can't wait for full version this episode. Thanks Justin!
Yep, Justin you know teaching THE GUITAR 🎸 🎸👍🏾🎸👍🏾🎸👍🏾🎸
Hi.justin.your teaching method are really beneficial..thank you.
Best wishes
I want to play in the Church.. Thanks for your Help.. God Bless you.
Great content and advice for beginners. Thanks!
I am so impressed by the end and can't wait to try
Thank you so much! This lesson is amazing i can literally play any pattern from this scale and it sounds good😂❤️
This is really cool, thank you. As a fellow teacher, one thing I really love about your teaching style is your understanding of the way we learn and memorize. One of my reasons for learning guitar is to grow my mental muscle and increase neuroplasticity. Your teaching style is totally aligned with that.
Much appreciated. :)
| close 2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum [ justinguitarcommunity.com/index.php ]
Thanks to your good teaching I got number one pattern now!
Great lesson, best scale instruction to this newby. Nice & slow & easy to see what you doing & you explain EXACTLY where the fingers go! Thankyou for giving me some much needed confidence!
Thank you for all your efforts and great lessons. Your lessons are a perfect balance. ✌🏼
Your style of teaching is quite impressive and i am your fan. Thanks for this video -major scales
Thank you Justin. Profoundly grateful for the manner in which you tutor: always encouraging, not overwhelming. Soloing to me is daunting. Just freeze when I have to solo in time, and rhythm to a backing track. Soloing in swinging eights to any blues 145 backing track came almost naturally to me. Seems swinging eighth rhythm is something I was born with: probably the lullabies to put me off to sleep. Nonetheless, it is the other pop/rock rhythms that get me in a not, even the seemingly simple 4/4 and 3/4 timing.
Everbody has a different home base to start from. How you explore music, what your strenghts and weaknesses are and also, what your "rhythm in life" is... For you, that's quite literal :D explore how far this natural feleing can push you forward while you start off slowly but with care when it comes to the parts you find harder. As you can see here, not only your starting point but also your journey can be an endless exploration of ways to express yourself! www.justinguitar.com/site-map-and-lesson-structure | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide.
Wow! the penny just dropped! many thanks!! :)
We love it when that happens :D Have you tried improving yet? www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/major-scale-basic-improvisation-im-123 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Justin = Bob Ross and Mr Rogers of the guitar world
If Bob Ross or Mr. Rogers could shred😊
Fantastic informative tutorial...Thanks Justin I'm jumpin in !!!
Thank you Justin! I am really happy with this series, I am going to finally try and master scales :)
You got this! Enjoy!
Every time I open a major scale sheet, I am immediately sadden by the fact that I can’t em read that, this makes much more sense now yet also opens my eyes that am gonna have a painful time learning
Very good,Sir. Well explained and easy to understand.thanks a lot.
Justin..you are an awesome teacher..ive been watching mmaanny videos...i think ill stay with you..your way of teaching ..you explain things soo clear ..👍👍👍
Thanks Rigo! Hope you stick around and get to make some music out of my vids!
@@justinguitar
Honestly Justin ...im frustrated with watching aallot of videos..and me not getting anywhere!...I---REALLY- want to learn music theory and learn how to play the guitar....and express myself through it..but im im about to give up with guitar..😁...
.your videos are among the best instructional videos!...
I just never though that the guitar was so complicated to figure out ...
Your videos are awesome!
👍👍👍
I was looking for this for so long. Thank you so much. The was the best tutorial ever. Thanks a ton😊💕
You make it so easy, so inspiring and motivating.
Yes, there is a spy in my head I was looking two days ado for this scale. Thanks Justin. PS the picture is excellent over your instruction.
Glad to help! Have fun!
Always a good lesson Thank you
Thank you Justin! Great job teaching this!
Giving a 👍🏻, even before checking the video completely. Trusting the content of your videos. Also again the first person to comment...😉
OMG... I almost did it! hahahha
I appreciate that - thank you!
Thank you too!
What's been really helping me see the the notes on the fretboard of the guitar and remember wear they are is a thing called Fret Daddy
Very informative, I can definitely understand your teaching style. Where is pattern 2?
www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/the-major-scale-pattern-2-sc-252 Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Loving these new lessons and the new website Justin, thanks so much
You are a great teacher Justin--was learning from your channel-Wish I had more hours.
Justin is awesome and thorough.
Thankyou! Very thorough lesson and useful advice :)
Awesome lesson and easily explaind .thank you for sharing your video 👍💚
Thank you Justin... loving these videos!!!
Perfectly timed lesson, thanks justin
Thank you Justin, you're the best!
Thanks for the simple explanation, everything is clear!!! =)
thank you,ur video helped me alot
Thank you Justin from Madrid!
Thank you very much! You are really a great inspiration!!
Great lesson mate ! Can’t wait to see what’s next.
Coming tomorrow! Let's jam! :)
oh wow this was more than a scale lesson but a intro to caged... amazingly good lesson i love it
Yes, It's all tied together! When you discover this, you'll start to get a grasp of the bigger picture and it is exactly these kind of insights that makes you put things in the right context. Can't wait to dig in some more CAGED stuff? Check the CAGED lessons: www.justinguitar.com/modules/caged-system | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
@@justinguitar thanks for the help :)
thank you for the content you put out through the years.
That was super cool! Very well put together demonstration. I've played guitar quite a while but it's been 25 years and then some since having any lessons on theory. And even at that I had never really gotten into putting scales to use in improvising lead guitar. I'm certain I knew many of the scales as a kid. I find myself playing them at times and recognizing the difference in them as it must had been something I was taught... lol! But for the life of me I just don't remember the details of what I'm actually playing. And I never got to the point of applying the scales to lead guitar around a given chord much less a chord progression. I learned to play some great lead parts to some of my favorite songs but I would had never really been able to compose my own lead guitar whatsoever. So this is really interesting and is totally revitalizing a knack to learn.. relearn this theory!
I can't wait until the next pattern! :-)
Very soon! But before that, we'll learn how to find the chords of any key! Lesson coming tomorrow. :)
I think that mask covering the pattern works really well. Really helps lock in and not get mixed up.
Thank you very much kind sir
Thank you sir!
Great teacher! I was using guitartricks, but you're so much better! I will subscribe to support you or if you have any paid content, i'll do that. Thanks!
Check the main website for the masses of free content - lessons and song videos - plus some paid courses, plus some subscription items, plus some products and merchandise plus a donate option.
Cheers 😊
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I was getting tired of playing guitar .... Just after watching few seconds of this video I'm back at it .... Thank you
Welcome back genius with another great video ❤❤
Great lesson and thank you! On my way to soloing!!! 😁🎹🎸🤟
Have fun!
Highly recommend playing scales over a backing track, you'll feel the music and like you're actually playing as opposed to just making noise
yes, it puts those notes in a context and you'll hear when you're wrong right away. That might be a bit advanced when starting out though. Using them in practice is an essential skill that's a few steps beyonf this "getting started" stage. Having that pattern under your fingers and associating the exat sound with the finger position is the focus here. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Super!! Thanks Justin