This is what I do in my garage all day.. I put on backing tracks and a certain key And just Ji Jam out on them for like 30 minutes.. That's the ultimate happy place. When you just lock into a groove and don't even have to think about it and just let it flow
@@arxhitgarg put on a backing track in A minor or something and just jam on it. As long as you stay in the key it will sound good. The backing tracks are usually like 15 minutes so you have plenty of time to practice with it. Just fuck with the scale and move it up and down the neck. It's way easier than you think.
@@brasshouse-og I couldn't find any lesson on how to move around the fretboard while playing in a key. Like I just say confined to the one box. Could u maybe share a link to where I can learn this?
@@arxhitgarg Stitch method guitars has some pretty good tutorials on moving scale patterns. There are only five notes in the pentatonic scale though. If you learn your footboard and learn where the notes are you can slide any scale up and down the neck pretty easy. Stichmethod help me learn to play pentatonic over anything
This is what I do in my garage all day.. I put on backing tracks and a certain key And just Ji Jam out on them for like 30 minutes.. That's the ultimate happy place. When you just lock into a groove and don't even have to think about it and just let it flow
Same here, I don't even really know too many actual songs. I just go at it with whatever track and tone suit my mood that day.
How do I learn to do these. I know the minor pentatonic scale. And nothing more. What should be my next step.
@@arxhitgarg put on a backing track in A minor or something and just jam on it. As long as you stay in the key it will sound good. The backing tracks are usually like 15 minutes so you have plenty of time to practice with it. Just fuck with the scale and move it up and down the neck. It's way easier than you think.
@@brasshouse-og I couldn't find any lesson on how to move around the fretboard while playing in a key. Like I just say confined to the one box. Could u maybe share a link to where I can learn this?
@@arxhitgarg Stitch method guitars has some pretty good tutorials on moving scale patterns. There are only five notes in the pentatonic scale though. If you learn your footboard and learn where the notes are you can slide any scale up and down the neck pretty easy. Stichmethod help me learn to play pentatonic over anything
Les Pauls hit different 🔥
Comfortably numb solo sounds like it was born from these notes!!
great stuff here
What backing track did you use? The improv is amazing
Can’t get over how good you are keep it up!
NICE! In the right hands there is nothing this instrument can't do.
That was absolutely delicious 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
You are a true Blues / Rock Master
Awesome
this one is good
Nádherná práce. Strašně se mi líbí ten cit, který pro to máš. Skvěle se to poslouchá. Mimochodem, moc pěkný sound. 🎶🎵🎸
Moc děkuju :)
Super 🙏👌❤️
Reminds me of Gary Moore
What overdrive you use and amp if I may! The sound is absolutely crazy! 🔝
Nice work
01:09 🤩
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Wow
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sounding amazing!!! what pedals and amp?
Soulfull when you'r play fisrt notes
thank you
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thank you
As dumb as this sounds.. this was pretty inspirational for me, learnt a bit about improvisation from this
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