UNDERSTANDING GUITAR With Music's Most MISUNDERSTOOD INGREDIENTS.
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Honestly. Not blowing smoke up u'r arse; I have studied theory for years on and off but nobody has been able to convey these concepts to me so clearly. You're an amazing teacher!
You know what! You have such an excellent way of teaching. One of the biggest things that we all have in common, such as those wanting to learn lead, music theory etc....is that when you start watching videos or even reading books, it feels like one of those wrecking balls coming at you, because there is way too much information to digest right off the hop, and that is what immediately turns people away. We become frustrated with ourselves because we feel like we should be able to understand it, but it's too overwhelming. I guess a good analogy would be teaching someone to swim. You don't throw them out into ten feet of water and start yelling swim!! They will most definitely panic and probably drown.
Your way of teaching is EXCELLENT. You have a way with calming us down as you explain, because you take little bits of information and put it together like a puzzle one piece at a time, and at the same time you assure us that we will understand it more as you keep adding the pieces to the puzzle.
Thank you for your videos. You are truly appreciated from many of us!
After goodness knows how many years of trying to understand modes, this lesson has finally unlocked the mystery. Thank you
hundredth like, you deserve and will surely get much more, non only because your lessons are so interesting and well done, but because you are a special person, I get so good vibes watching your videos, thank you!
Dido.
Well said
💡 lightbulb moment 💡 THANKS YOU ! Love your channel
Awesome lesson from a great teacher. Making this stuff understandable is a talent and you have it.
I’ve been watching Stitch Method for over a year now and it has improved my playing and understanding of the guitar more then any other method I’ve used. The depth the videos go into and how you back to topics helps give me better understanding of how I approach playing. Before I would just run through scales without understanding that I’m just was noodling scale. I recommend this site to anyone who wants to improve their understanding of how to play. I’m not a jam band guy but the lesson are top notch.
Once you realize the minor scale is built off the major scale things become much clearer
Major: C D E F G A B C, Minor: A B C D E F G A. The 6th tone from your root is your relative minor, your 3rd tone from you minor root your relative major....as we're getting to know.
Very nice simple explanation. You’re definitely helping a lot of young guitar players. I wish I had TH-cam when I started years ago. We’ll done Ian! 🎼
Thank you so so much for what you do. You really take the intimidation out of the topics, make them clear, concise and fun with great examples and love the advice to see how they relate to their relative major or minor and then to create riffs targeting the different secret sauce note(s) - definitely going to practice that and really appreciate your excellent teaching and advice!
Thank you sir! Love watching your channel grow. Truly the man. Great value proposition.
Pretty much knew all this, but it's always handy to go back through from the most basic outwards. In the first vid where I started learning from you, you mentioned about the blues being a minor scale over major chords. Although I knew that it was the perfect starting off point for my Stich journey.
Btw, hopefully I got in here early enough for you to read this, but I have a lot of trouble hearing your background loops over your leads. If you could adjust the mix a little that would be awesome.
You are my muse, mentor, and the very best teacher possible for me Ian (my middle name, btw LOL) Thanks, brother.
- Jstn
Mixolydian or as I like to call it, the a-shape mode!
Lydian or the c-shape mode!
This is amazing work.The guitar community for sure owes you a huge thanks and a lot of beers, buds, or whatever. The most important thing I can think of to add is that while folks are trying to work this stuff out, WRITE IT DOWN. Keep a journal- hell give it a goofy theme if you have to, but if you write this stuff out and really apply the mental muscle, you've given us all the ingredients for the alchemy.
One thought- maybe show the pentatonic scales relative to these and explain with notes the pentatonic major and minor scales add in order to become Phrygian or Lydian, etc. The question I have to ask is this- if modes are the numeric degrees of the scale, are we safe to say that just like the 1, 4, and 5 are always major in the major scale, does that mean that Ionian, Lydian, and Mixolydian share those major characteristics because they are the 1, 4th, and 5th degrees of the major scale?
Thanks as always! You're amazing!
Great lesson, Ian! Remember when I embarked on my journey to learn about modes 5 years ago, and I sent you some charts that I made up, comparing each mode to the relative major and minor scales, indicating which notes changed? And I included a third chart, showing which notes changed compared to the pentatonic of the "parent major scale" -- in each case, the mode includes all 5 notes of the major pentatonic, plus two additional notes; those two notes vary depending on the mode, but all of the modes have the same 5 notes in common.
True. This is why the pentatonic is the "go to" for people to solo. It has a certain feel to it. I like to approach solos by accenting the chord tones and using arpeggios, maybe that is my bass player roots.
Thank you for taking the time to work through the intervals. Your channel has helped me dip my toes into music theory and has gotten me excited to dive into intervals, theory, and making music with both feet!
Amazing as always!!
Great lesson and talk! Thank you!
I have recommend this channel to all my friends.
These are awesome explanations and timed perfectly with what I’ve been exploring. Thank you.
I haven’t seen one of your videos that wasn’t awesome and so well-explained. Thank you!
As always a clear well done lesson. Thats why I am a subscriber. Long time musician but learning never stops. The guitar is a humbling instrument. The more you learn the more you realize you don't know squat. Thanks Stich.
Great video! Absolutely mind blowing!
Ian you have a great way of explaining things. Please do more like this. Clear and to the point. Not too much at once. Thanks!
And once again the fog clears. Thank you
Your explications are so clear. Thank you Stich! I have learnt so much from you videos and have inspired me to keep playing and learning! I’m almost considering myself a guitarist 😅
Beautiful lesson. This helps. Thank you.
Excellent. Thank you so much. Good refresher.
'Mental bubble gum'. Fabulous. I'm going to use that.
Thanks as always for the great videos
brief, bright and relevant. great job!
From now on, you will be Guru Stich ! 😄 Great video, very clear!! Thank you very much!
Great job!
Yes! Thank you for this video. I thought modes were complicated but now I get it.
excellent stuff bud, ty
This actually made sense to me. Hope to see the chord formula videos soon!
Excellent teaching... just sucribed!
You make it so damn easy to understand. In one week, I have been able to not just apply but understand why. I’ve been able to apply the CAGE, that I already had, with Arpeggios with modes and scale that I already knew. But now I have the why…😉
Bro I was looking at intervals and the C major scale two days ago. Especially in vocal lines. Small world
nicely focused!!
HEllo Stitch, Thanks for this lesson. It was good. I understand it better.
Thank you!!!
Another great lesson.
Good stuff thanks teach
Your fret board graphics really help me.
Thank u, the clearest lesson ! Light bulb 🇫🇷👍🏼🍒
Thank you
Awsome teacher would really like to put it all together to make sense
I love the way your mind works. And the way you explain things. I wish you were in high school to explain math and science.
I moved to Florida to be a Science Teacher but then they had a hiring freeze…. So I went with guitar😬
Now i know if i have a science or math question i can use a stitch method 😂. You and your wife must have great conversations. I would pick that brilliant mind ❤. Thanks.
Thinking in terms of intervals instead of notes can drastically help how you view the fretboard. Very important in my opinion
It’s been like a documentary of human history in 20 minutes, thanks for your videos
Another home run by Stich!
Good stuff here.
Would you be willing to TH-cam a sample practice session from Patreon? It could be an older session on chromatic scale practicing…anything to help set the hook. Your TH-cam videos are fantastic, Love your teaching!!
Thanks! What guitar are playing in the vid???
Could you please make videos of songs outside all scales?
Hi Ian, can you do a In the mind of early santana, like incident at neshabur or se a cabo??? 🙏🙏🙏
Could you please do a video about Chord progressions that dont function in a key?
Yamaha THR ❤
Appreciate your skill on guitar and teaching...thank you! Question on C major scale up/down neck if I may....
Root on 5 at 3 fret, 2 finger....octave on 3 at 5 fret, 4 finger....since octave is with 4 finger, how do I then move to next octave?
FYI...Starting over after 20 yr gap (life)....learning the instrument, not just songs by ear....
Thanks!
Here is your answer
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Wow! Fast response! Thank you!
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Very chewy mental bubble gum! Thanks dude,secret sauce flavor!
My beer went flat in the fridge again. Not a minor problem.
I was under the impression that you took the major scale in all its positions and moved them up or down the fretboard to get the different modes
Derivation of modes…. Yea. That’s how you get them. But explaining their intervals, we come across this language of a minor mode being compared to the minor scale
I really appreciate you replying to questions so quickly, this and your easy to understand ways make you the best teacher on TH-cam. Thank you
Have you ever done an elemental description of Hendrix's Hey Joe? I bet you'd be good at it. C-G-D-A-E.....
I have a video about soloing over it if that is what you mean? Or do you mean it is just cascade 5ths as chords?
@@StichMethodGuitar Thanks, will look for it.
Major 5th...
Sorry, new at this. Why do you use numbers and not the notes A,B,C,etc.?
Great question. Music is built on intervals. Every major scale is built on the same intervals and when you move it across the fretboard you get different note names, but the intervals are the same. Let’s start with that answer and let me know if that helps
@@StichMethodGuitar thank you
Q: band says they are jamming in A major, when am I allowed to play in A Phrygian without being out of key 🤔
When they are playing in A Phrygian😬…. JK well there are some scenarios. Anything in the key of F or D minor is actually A Phrygian, but if they are holding an A chord or A power chord for a vamp or a jam… A Phrygian will work.
Serious question, have you watched my modes videos? The answers you seek are there and I also have a Phrygian video. Rock on
....I see scales a little different.
If you're in A playing Mixolydian then you play B minor over the A.
Lydian is Csharp minor over A, Phrygian is D minor over A....and so forth ....
Second... 🤷♂️
Third!
First
Good for you
Why do we call it a sharp 4 and not a flat 5? It seeks we always call the sharp 4 a flat 5.
It’s the actual action to what is happening… you need one of every number…. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 so since we are raising it a half step… we sharpen the 4th cause it’s our only 4… then the 5 comes next
@@StichMethodGuitar Makes sense. Just like you need every letter which determines whether you call it a Bb or an A#. Got it!
Good question/perfect answer.
So simple we overlook
Thanks
Are you Tom Segura twin brother?? Lol