Love these workouts! Reassuring to see I'm not the only one that holds their guitar like that. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with the world!
Great workout Dave!!!. Thx for the slowdown here and there. Makes sure we hit the right notes . Fantastic weekend workout. Keep up the great work. Best lessons on line 👍🎸
THANKS David..!!! I’ve been studying triads.. scales.. arpeggios… but they’ve only been “parts in a box”… But showing us the almost “outside” notes in the most basic of modes..the Ionian… is starting to let me build something out of those parts..! This really is a valuable and eye-opening lesson,man..!!! ❤️👍🏼
I definitely transpose sequences I like (and we seem to like similar sequences) from mode to mode (often through diatonic 4ths or 3rds) , so an episode on how you personally go about that might be generally appreciated. Doing so radically expands the utility of lessons like those this weekend.
Nice lesson. I like how you are taking a major scale and adding the "minor sound" to it. Bb is a good key to know. Especially if you are learning jazz.
Dang Sensei Dave! I’m still messing around with the minor harmonic scale workout! 🤣🧂 S’all good. I’ll take this lesson and the last 2, chop em up and write a solo! 🤘 You are a teaching machine!
Dang it Dave (Prof Brewster).... I feel like throwing my ax into the fire again.... OR... Get the fire back into the magical modes... Thank You so much for keeping us fresh and on our toes... Regards, David😎
Hey man, you've inspired me. Just got to develop my finger movement. Do you think that possibly you could give some context as to where / how one would use these scales that you are showing us? Like maybe create a backing track or something of the sort so that we can see (hear) where they would fit in? Thx and as always, you are the BEST, David!
They fit anywhere your own creativity and individuality wants them to! Trial and error to your own ear is the best method! Use the designated patterns and sequences where you think would sound good! Music is all very subjective
Excellent. You love your music, and want to share your knowledge. And your approach is one of "best intent". I get a lot out of what you have to say and share.
Not really into Major tonalitys but this definitely adds some twists to the whole thing and looks to be the most challenging of the 3 definitely the decending part of the workout 👏👍
Great stuff! Stoked to have stumbled across your channel. Love your easy going vibe and temperament combined with your thorough understanding and knowledge. One of the few good teachers on here for intermediate/advanced players. Sub'd 👍
Please more of these videos!!! You're the first person who's broken this down in a way I understand.
I concur
Mi 2!
Awesome video! Please keep these workouts going! 👍
Love these workouts! Reassuring to see I'm not the only one that holds their guitar like that. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with the world!
All classical guitar players hold their guitars like that, so, you were definitely never alone.🤘🤘
Right leg placement while sitting is fundamentally wrong on so many levels.
The Scale Workouts are Awesome. Definitely a springboard for new solo ideas and position competency. TY, David!
whoa! another one! the motif sounds beautiful to play too. thanks Dave
Thank you for what you do 🎸
Great workout Dave!!!. Thx for the slowdown here and there. Makes sure we hit the right notes . Fantastic weekend workout. Keep up the great work. Best lessons on line 👍🎸
Love it! I am a patron and have the tabs, I do them with economy picking and alternate picking, getting into tapping now. LOVE IT!
I love these lessons!! Love to practice, because playing the guitar is fun.
This is way above my present abilities. This a great video, love how you are able to connect. Back to basis. Thanks for a great presentation
THANKS David..!!!
I’ve been studying triads.. scales.. arpeggios… but they’ve only been “parts in a box”… But showing us the almost “outside” notes in the most basic of modes..the Ionian… is starting to let me build something out of those parts..!
This really is a valuable and eye-opening lesson,man..!!!
❤️👍🏼
I definitely transpose sequences I like (and we seem to like similar sequences) from mode to mode (often through diatonic 4ths or 3rds) , so an episode on how you personally go about that might be generally appreciated.
Doing so radically expands the utility of lessons like those this weekend.
Definitely do a breakdown. Love this vid. About to get these fingers moving. Thanks for the Scales & Tales
As you moved through the keys, I went from hearing Paul Gilbert (Bb), Eric Johnson (G) and finally Steve Morse (F, sixth string).
Nice lesson. I like how you are taking a major scale and adding the "minor sound" to it. Bb is a good key to know. Especially if you are learning jazz.
David went on to do the same in other keys… I’ll be putting this new thing on the fretboard as soon as I get home..👍🏼
Thanks for your work man. Pretty outstanding
Yes more of these !!!
Thanks for this. I've been looking for more major stuff to play.
Dang Sensei Dave! I’m still messing around with the minor harmonic scale workout! 🤣🧂
S’all good. I’ll take this lesson and the last 2, chop em up and write a solo! 🤘
You are a teaching machine!
I think that these scale lessons are awesome! Thanks, Dave.
As always. All the best
Serge in Chicago.
You are awesome. This is exactly what I'm looking for
Very natural instruction. How long have your friends and family been begging you to do this? Thank you!
This broke my brain and challenged me to the edge of my ability - I need more time with this and it motivates me. Thank you!
These are killer sessions, brother!
I've been watching these please do some more. Love your channel 🤘🤘
Thanks Dave ... Ya gotta love the Major Scale
A lot to digest with all of these but amazing information. Thanks for your time, David
Your scale workouts and explanations are awesome!
Dang it Dave (Prof Brewster).... I feel like throwing my ax into the fire again.... OR... Get the fire back into the magical modes... Thank You so much for keeping us fresh and on our toes... Regards, David😎
This is great. Going to binge these scale workouts for some fresh exercises. You are one of America's greatest exports!
Hey man, you've inspired me. Just got to develop my finger movement. Do you think that possibly you could give some context as to where / how one would use these scales that you are showing us? Like maybe create a backing track or something of the sort so that we can see (hear) where they would fit in? Thx and as always, you are the BEST, David!
They fit anywhere your own creativity and individuality wants them to! Trial and error to your own ear is the best method! Use the designated patterns and sequences where you think would sound good! Music is all very subjective
Excellent. You love your music, and want to share your knowledge. And your approach is one of "best intent". I get a lot out of what you have to say and share.
You do such an amazing job of presenting and describing topics, and then demonstrating how to play them.
These workouts are fire!
👍👍👍
Not really into Major tonalitys but this definitely adds some twists to the whole thing and looks to be the most challenging of the 3 definitely the decending part of the workout 👏👍
Great stuff! Stoked to have stumbled across your channel. Love your easy going vibe and temperament combined with your thorough understanding and knowledge. One of the few good teachers on here for intermediate/advanced players. Sub'd 👍
Bach rules man!!
More scales plz. Providing a Link to tabs would be most excellent!
You made my least favorite scale fun to practice. Great lesson! Thanks Dave.
This is a big stretch!😂😂😎
Arpeggio seventh chords connected with scale - sequence in 5/8
David. I love your lessons but I have a hard time keeping up. Any way to maybe close up a little more? Thanks
Consider me inspired ♬
I don't see anyone covering Stryper?
Cool
Just in time @1:10 am
Why not base the Major scale in C Major. Wouldn't it be easier?
That guitar keeps looking prettier and prettier. …And I don’t even like telecasters. …But starting to. :)
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I dont use scales,im punk rock