1 Easy Way To Find The 5 Positions Of The Pentatonic Scale | GuitarZoom.com
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If you want to solo with true freedom, knowing how to connect pentatonic positions is incredibly important.
That's why today's video is going to show you how to find each position by using the notes on your sixth string.
After that, you'll discover how the 5 pentatonic positions fit together like puzzle pieces across the fretboard.
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This concept of linking the pentatonic shapes by seeing them as having a front and back end makes it so easy to memorize. A revelation! Great teaching!
Yup, it was visualizing the "front and back" of the scale shapes that actually made the whole thing click for me!
Holy crap, same. I read your comment before watching, and was like...hmm what could this be. Mind blown lmao
Hi Steve, A friend gifted me a Squire Strat and I purchased a HB35 Plus. I just started guitar at 63 on November 20, 2022, 40 days now. Music is not new too me as I started in 3rd grade on clarinet and l played 5 instruments by 9th grade. I immediately started an ever intensifying focus on the 5 petatonic shapes. These were very foreign at first but I have gradually gotten more comfortable. Now comes this video of yours and a whole new "aha" of pentatonics has occured. I am so excited in seing your demonstration, can't wait to get into my practice tomorrow morning. It seems I just get more excited as I go. Now averaging 2 hours per day on the strings practice while putting in another 1-2 hours studying theory, chords, and other areas of guitar. Just can't wait for each day's practice but my fingers are taking one hell of a beating. I can't see where I will be in one year but that too is thrilling to imagine. I am highly motivated to constantly learn. It's like marathon training, you don't just go out and run 26.2 miles, you've got to put in the training. Thank you so much for your excellent lessons and material. What great work you do. Ciao
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and God Bless you as well!
OMG........the front side / back side comment just blew my mind. It's there, I've been doing it, but I never saw it or visualized it in that way. Something so simple, just four words, and it put this whole thing in a totally different light/perspective/understanding. I can't not see it anymore.....that's crazy. Immediately everything I was doing up to that point, became faster and smoother. Thank you for this.
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Wow! This was such a revelation for me! Wish my teacher would have taught it this way. Way easier! Well done!
Same, I was so confused and this video saved me.
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The simplest way to learn this is to drill the 1st position literally hundreds of times front and backwards then drill the 2nd position up-and-down front and backwards hundreds of times. Then try to find a way to link the 2 positions together with a slide at a certain fret any frent it doesn't matter. It just has to be consistent after you get those 1st 2 positions down drill the 3rd position hundreds of times. You can find charts online that have each of the positions in different colours. This really makes it super easy to actually see the positions like hes talking about.
Thanks for watching! :-)
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Woaahhh! Now it makes perfect sense to play different positions and now I finally get to visualize positions instead of memorizing :) Thanks a lot Steve!
You’ve truly showed a path most teachers find it so complicated to convey! Your practical is simply fantastic... i feel like I’ve improved leaps in my theory by just watching your videos, now I only have to put it to practise. loads of respect ! 🙏🏼
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You are a great teacher.
Puzzle pieces! Brilliant
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Great visualization! If you overlaid the visual with shapes on the strings in a diagram, it would help. Thank you for the effort you put in! So appreciate it!
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Thank you. Just had that light bulb moment!! Pivotal piece to the puzzle.
Front and Back visualization: Brilliant!
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I’m late to the party but I came here to say thanks Steve. Another aha moment for me.
Every video I watch of yours helps my journey alive 10 fold. Thank you
I've been doing this since I los t my mind at around 34. This lesson REALLY shines in through the webs and cobbs and gets me understanding WHY the 5 positions start where they do. And THAT whooped? The rest is easy. Thanks, Steve.
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WOW! This is the clearest explanation of this that I've ever heard! Thank you for doing this!
This is one of the useful video's that I've seen.
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Best explanation of the pentatonic positions I've ever seen
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Explained it very clearly, the only channel that has made it all click for me. Thank you 🙏🏼
Holy fuuiiiicckkkk this is some crazy shit. I've been stuck at pentatonic scales for almost a year now. And today it all makes sense. Thank you sensei ❤️
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Thanks Steve. Very clearly explained, so that easy to understand. It`s been useful to know how to use pentetonic scales on guitar.
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Thx steve finally got the conn why these pent positions flow up and down the neck
Without your other videos i could never learn how to solo or understand playing the basic of guitar. Thank you and love from philippines. Im still a noob but i got the lessons you thought in this video. Been playing for years know the chords etc etc but dont know the meaning or theories of each strings. Sorry for my bad english.
My mans you have done it! I am a visual learner and this was explained really really well!
My pleasure! So glad it helped. Any questions feel free to ask!
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Thank you for making the concept so simple
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Excellent. Thanks!
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clear and concise, i appreciate this explanation
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Very well explained thanks for posting
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Well explained sir!!
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Jesus man, I should have learned this ages ago. Folding out the notes of the pentatonic scale over the 6th string gives you all the positions of the other pentatonic figures in an instant. What've I been doing all this time?🤔
Great lesson thanks
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your genius teacher
Hi. Thanks for the comment and kind words!
Thank you very much it’s great
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Hey very good video ! What I don’t understand is why sometime you’ll start the scale with your pinky, and other times you’ll start the same scale with your index finger?
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Light Bulb moment!
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Amazing
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That's what i was looking for
Thank you soo much Steve, I really really like your approach! I am struggling a lot in solo, But God will make a way
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The rut notes
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Holy shit. Such a great way to see this scale
Awesome tips and tutorial. Can you do a tutorial stating what pentatonic boxes to use for different chord and when to apply those
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The first time I watched this video, I couldn't really make too much sense of it. So I learned the 5 positions (or patterns) from a graphical layout of the fret board. Immediately it was obvious it was possible to adjust the positions to accommodate other scales. My biggest revelation was the fact that the A minor pentatonic was also the C major pentatonic. The same principle also applies to the other scales. After my study of music theory (purchased from you) I also understood WHY this is so. Now... on to "meandering" among the notes including the neighboring positions.
I printed out a copy of the 5 position from another site, and refer to it as I was watching this video. Great lesson Steve!!
Hello! your videos are the stuff of legend and I appreciate your work, When looking on google to find the 5 shapes they always start with (E)1-4(A)1-4. I thought the first position was (E) 1-4 (A) 1-3... Could you clarify this for me?
Does this apply to any tuning?
Always beautiful. This is quite simplex stuff, I'll add a level: learn 3 note per string patterns. 7 notes means there is a 7 string pattern that repeats over the 6 strings. Knowing this pattern repeats from different starting notes/frets means you can quickly learn the whole fretboard.
A good place to start is Mixolydian (5th note of major scale) as this starts with 3 identical 3 note patterns across 3 strings. That easily introduces 3 of the 7 patterns and it connects to itself horizontally as well (they all do).
So in G mixo (from C major: cdefGab): G, 6th string to A and B (on 6th string) C, 5th string to D and E. And F, 4th string to G (octave) and A (9th).
Find the other 4 3-note starts and 'viola', you know the fretboard patterns well in no time.
hey great video, why does it go 7 9 on the 3rd string for the second position?
Hi. The notes of the scale in second position are C - D - E - G and A. The first octave starts on string 6 with C - D, then str. 5 E - G and on str 4 the note A. Then the scale starts over and we play the second octave again, C - D - E - G and A. Here we get the notes C on str. 4 and on str 3 the notes D and E. These notes are found on frets 7 (D) and 9 (E). And then we complete the scale with strings 2 and 1. The complete shape with strings and frets is 8 - 10 (6); 7 - 10 (5); 7 - 10 (4); 7 - 9 (3); 8 - 10 (2) and finally 8 - 10 (on str. 1). Hope this clarifies and answers your question. 🙂
thanks for the reply! it helps
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Can you please explain why in the A minor pentatonic scale you play A C D E & G notes?
Thanks for watching, T.! :-)
Those 5 notes are the 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 notes from the A minor diatonic scale. To get minor pentatonic from minor diatonic, you remove the 2nd and 6th notes. Which are B and F, in the key of A minor.
Also, the A minor diatonic scale is the relative minor scale to the C major diatonic scale. Which means, both scales have all the same notes, the only difference is A minor diatonic starts with A:
A B C D E F G
And C major diatonic starts with C:
C D E F G A B
Remember, as mentioned above, to get minor pentatonic from minor diatonic, you remove the 2nd and 6th notes.
A minor diatonic → A B C D E F G
A minor pentatonic → A C D E G
And if you want to get major pentatonic from major diatonic, you remove the 4th and 7th notes.
C major diatonic → C D E F G A B
C major pentatonic → C D E G A
Basically, just about everything in music theory is based on the C major diatonic scale. :-)
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Just curious, why did you skip the B note? Interesting lesson, thank you
Thanks for watching, Michelley! To answer your question, Steve is playing the A minor pentatonic scale. And the notes in that scale are A C D E G. Hope this helps! :-)
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Nice, but how do you figure out by yourself how the scale goes for the "backside" further down the neck to be able to fit everything together?
By counting whole-steps and half-steps?
The point is only play those 5 notes he named that make up the A minor pentatonic scale. Use whatever method you like for locating them. Counting whole steps and half steps is one way.
What confuses me is if we move to a new position and start with say a C why isn’t that considered a C pentatonic scale or is there no such thing ?
If you're playing the First Position starting on the C note, then yes. If you're playing, say the Third Position on the C note, then it will still be an A minor pentatonic. The notes in the A minor pentatonic are A, C, D, E, G. The C scale would have C, D#, F, G, A#. The notes always dictate your scale, regardless of your position or starting point.
It has to do with the notes in the scale. The tonic is in different places depending on the pentatonic position you play but the notes are the same. So a C played in a different position may be on the third string. As for minor and major, the 6th note on the major scale of whatever key you are in is called the relative minor because it uses the exact same notes as that scale. For example A minor, A being the 6th note, is relative to C major because it uses the same notes. Because of this you can play A minor and C maj using the exact same scale.
Because it would be a mode of the root pentatonic scale. There is a scale that exists for every single key and each one has its modes for every note. As long as you know the structure of the parent scale, the modes are easy to figure out by simply playing through the same exact note sequence just starting and ending on a different note in the scale
@@joebermuda6452 thanks for this - sounds like a great place to start on modes
Imagining them as a puzzle connecting the positions together was an ah ha moment for me.
So basically it's a game of Tetris.
That's a good way to look at it, David! :-)
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Find the rut note
This is all intersting theory & chromatics, and yet when I solo, I don't think of scales like that, necessarily. I understand major & minor pentatonic scales, and yet I just seem to go for it. I know that sounds stupid, right? I just tend to hear melodies. I can't explain it. Nevertheless, it doesn't take away from your lesson as I like to at least know what I'm doing, even though I don't, conciously, use theory. Thank you.
Holy SHIT ...... the light bulb just came on !!!!!!
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Do confused where to start. Maybe I should stick with pentatonic and not do anything else until I have that method. I think I jump around too much.
Wow you're one hell of a smarty pants! Why don't you do private lessons lol
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🎸Interesting and well explained! Even a 😵dumb-ass like me can follow this. 🤔But hey, it takes a Stine🎵 to Shine🎵! 👈😁👉
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Wheres your rutt?
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Rut
You mean root?
Yeah, that’s what I said, rut.
Are there only 5 positions in every scale
Thanks for watching! To answer your question, there are 5 notes in the pentatonic scale, and there's a position for each of those 5 notes. Each of those 5 positions starts on the 6th string, on each of the notes in the scale.
Hope this helps! :-)
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@@stinemusiclessons yes but how would I go about this with the natural minor scale. I find your videos very good and informational but I have yet to find a good video explaining this with the natural minor scale.
So cute so sweet...
Makes me laugh when you say Rut instead of Root LOL. Is this a Canadian thing?
at 6:10 ya lost me:( sigh the pentatonic scale is kicking me in the twig and berries!
Thanks for watching and commenting! And don't get discouraged, most guitarists struggle with scale positions at first.
Back up about a minute in the video (about 5:00 or so) and Steve is talking about "the back side" and "the front side" of scale positions.
For the first position, the front side is all at the 5th fret. But the back side is 8s and 7s, as you play through the first position.
When you move up to the second position, the back side from the 1st position is now your front side. You don't start with all 5s, you start with 8s and 7s.
And if you move up to the third position, the back side from the second position is now the front side.
Hope this makes sense! :-)
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@@stinemusiclessons i love steves videos! i will check all that out on payday. thank you for replying. Namaste:)
It doesnt make sense to me why the first position is the 5th fret. I took lessons and learned the first position was the first fret.
Thanks for watching, Chuck!
When Steve talks about pentatonic positions, the positions go in the same order as the notes in the scale. Each position starts on the 6th string, on each of the five notes in the scale.
In the video, Steve's playing A minor pentatonic. The notes in A minor pentatonic are
A C D E G
The first note in A minor pentatonic is A, so to find the first position of A minor pentatonic in Steve's system, you find the A note on the 6th string. And that's at the 5th fret. :-)
The second position would start on C (8th fret), the 3rd on D (10th fret), the 4th on E (12th fret) and the 5th on G (15th fret).
And once you learn the shapes of those positions, you can use them to solo in any key.
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@@stinemusiclessons thanks