Simple 2-5-1.... proceeds to use a G7b9#5... Look I understand the functionality of a 7b9 chord but who is playing a 7b9#5 when they are starting to learn improv over a 251? Nobody looks at a G and thinks to add a D# when they are first starting... Chord substitutions and leading tones through extensions is pretty advanced. Let alone to flow through arpeggios across the neck that fast...
Basically playing associated scales vs intervals from the root note. They're similar but different and the second example he was playing arpeggios based on the chords
Off topic : I just rewatched the Brian May interview. Mr Beato really has a talent for getting his guests to open up. Then I thought . . Paul McCartney. Could it ever happen, would it ever happen? I think that'd be a dream come true for us Beatles fans and one in particular. 😄
I think I get this one. Intervalically kinda sounds like he’s playing arpeggios so it’s like he’s playing the same intervals but over new chords. Linearly just sounds like a more common type of solo to me
When he plays linearly, the notes are more in a line by step (A,B,C,D,…). When he plays intervalically, he plays with more skips (A,D,B,E,…). Hope this helps.
Lmfao this is probably the 3rd or 4th time I'm pasting this same comment 😂😂😂 Focusing on scale lines (hence linearly) like 2nps or 3nps, vs focusing on intervals from the roots. And Alan above also said the same essentially!
I keep pasting this to explain to many commenters so I may as well leave it as a comment as a whole: Linearly is focusing on melodies you can develop from scale lines, like 2nps or 3nps, while intervallically is as the name suggests, via intervals from the roots. Essentially it's the same concept as notes on scales are made of intervals relative to the root, but the notes are just organized differently, where the linear approach has notes that fit together on lines like C D E, B D C, or E B C, but intervallically you can incorporate bigger gaps (aka intervals) between notes, like C G E (where G is the interval known as the fifth from the root C and E is the third from C). Essentially it's about the awareness you have as you improvise and I'd suggest learning the intervals as you learn your scales/modes.
@@GainesMediaInc "Interval" is a noun, and we don't typically add "ly" to nouns to make them adverbs. "Intervallic" is an adjective, and we often add "ly" to adjectives to make them adverbs.
A little off topic, but I’m always interested to hear really good musicians count in even on little ditties like this. Maybe there was an accompany on the keyboards, or maybe it’s just good timing discipline.
So the first example would be playing scales in the key of the song and the second example is playing scales that are in line with the chords individually?
Didn’t you kinda play more melodically just by being more linearly intervalic thru the whole second example whilst the first was kinda like truncating over three separate islands, in a sense, I could say the first example was intervalic and the second was linear
It's easier2do exercises on keys,I can't grasp guitar exercises like this,+ exactly why I sing+have been on keys,I'm sounding like bad boy entertainment by just getting close enough on keys,but this 🎸 break or no break,is difficult4me!!
You need to break it down better. Show the scales for each chord change and how each note relates to the chord. If there's dissonance explain it. Explain how the scale will relate to a melody. This is not something you can do a 20 second video of unless it's well planned for the lowest common denominator.
I like your funny words magic man
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Simple 2-5-1.... proceeds to use a G7b9#5...
Look I understand the functionality of a 7b9 chord but who is playing a 7b9#5 when they are starting to learn improv over a 251? Nobody looks at a G and thinks to add a D# when they are first starting...
Chord substitutions and leading tones through extensions is pretty advanced. Let alone to flow through arpeggios across the neck that fast...
When you have been playing guitar for a few years and have no idea what any of this means 😂😂😂
Focusing on scale lines, like 2nps or 3nps, vs focusing on intervals from the roots.
Basically playing associated scales vs intervals from the root note. They're similar but different and the second example he was playing arpeggios based on the chords
y’all are just telling on yourselves that you’re bad at guitsr
@@MetalMarauder theory knowledge does not equal "being good"
When you’ve been playing for many years and have no idea what any of this means
I literally had this exact convo with my dog. Amazing.
You.. too!? WTF???
did you really, guys!? It was the other way around for me. Woof!
I’m glad you cleared that up Rick.
Too much intervalic soloing can result in wrist sprain and premature blindness.
That has got to be the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time. That is objectively 100% false.
@@Swordshreader Do you not get the reference or do you think the reference is just immature?
@@Swordshreader he's talking about cranking it, not crankng it up.
Got premature sprain and wrist blindness .. maybe I wasn't intervalic enough
Could you explain those two concepts in a future video?
He has just look at his older videos.
🤯 this is so far over my head 😂
Sounds pretty Holdsworthian
Yes! I’m dying to know who to play like this
Love these lessons!! My goodness, I wish you could see my face hearing how great all of this sounds... Thank you for the knowledge Rick!
Love that guitar sound
Ah so i just need to play like friggin Allan Holdsworth.
Off topic : I just rewatched the Brian May interview. Mr Beato really has a talent for getting his guests to open up.
Then I thought . . Paul McCartney. Could it ever happen, would it ever happen? I think that'd be a dream come true for us Beatles fans and one in particular. 😄
I bet Paul would do it if it fits his schedule, but you can imagine how many people ask for some of his time.
Get Paul 😂
@@tonymemphis72 Sorry . . what's the joke?
I think I get this one. Intervalically kinda sounds like he’s playing arpeggios so it’s like he’s playing the same intervals but over new chords. Linearly just sounds like a more common type of solo to me
That’s what I thought !
This guy is a treasure
Holdsworthy
Great. I wish I could tell the difference xd
When he plays linearly, the notes are more in a line by step (A,B,C,D,…). When he plays intervalically, he plays with more skips (A,D,B,E,…). Hope this helps.
Lmfao this is probably the 3rd or 4th time I'm pasting this same comment 😂😂😂
Focusing on scale lines (hence linearly) like 2nps or 3nps, vs focusing on intervals from the roots.
And Alan above also said the same essentially!
It's basically how you think. Linear is playing focusing the whole scale, and intervalically is focusing on the arpeggios
Yes, that was quite nice. You were able to succinctly highlight the subtle differences betwixt the linear and Interphallic approach.
You're an amazing jazz musician. If i practice enough maybe in 20 years i'll be that good lol
The Larry Carlton vibe is strong with Master Beato. (Switch out the SG for the 335!)👍👍
I can barely even play a Jason mraz song why am I watching this
Don’t feel bad. Jason Mraz can barely play a Jason Mraz song.
Call me Gilligan from now on Professor.
Linear = in a line, ie, scale segments
Intervalic = intervals, non-adjcent notes within the key signature, sometimes arpeggios but not necessarily.
This is what I understood
Your intervalic version reminds me of Joe Vannelli. Very nice.
Sometimes I think, 'oh ya, Rick is just a super music nerd,' and then he reminds you he's also a fantastic musician
Love the graphic overlays!!!
You make simplicity seem much more powerful and beautiful. Hell I can’t do this still, but I can sure listen to it looped lol
I honestly can’t get enough of these shorts! 🤘
How do I play like this? very Allan Holdsworth. Rick casually puts some of the most beautiful guitar playing I’ve heard!
I keep pasting this to explain to many commenters so I may as well leave it as a comment as a whole:
Linearly is focusing on melodies you can develop from scale lines, like 2nps or 3nps, while intervallically is as the name suggests, via intervals from the roots.
Essentially it's the same concept as notes on scales are made of intervals relative to the root, but the notes are just organized differently, where the linear approach has notes that fit together on lines like C D E, B D C, or E B C, but intervallically you can incorporate bigger gaps (aka intervals) between notes, like C G E (where G is the interval known as the fifth from the root C and E is the third from C).
Essentially it's about the awareness you have as you improvise and I'd suggest learning the intervals as you learn your scales/modes.
That’s Beautiful music
Damn Rick. Can you transcribe those scales 😅
It sounds the same to me
Both Sound Great, Man! :)
Sounds exactly like Steve Hillage
I'm going to need the etymology on "intervalically" Rick...
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It's just interval with a simple suffix
@@kyler247 , haha. Glad to see l'm not the only wordsmith on here.🤣😂
My assertion though, is that it's "in-ter-val-ly", but l'm open to being proven wrong. 🥰
@@GainesMediaInc "Interval" is a noun, and we don't typically add "ly" to nouns to make them adverbs. "Intervallic" is an adjective, and we often add "ly" to adjectives to make them adverbs.
Focusing on scale lines, like 2nps or 3nps, vs focusing on intervals from the roots.
I just started out playing guitar and it's gonna take me years to do that 😂
You’re making that guitar sing!
Yes, but does the guitar gently weep?
Simply sweet.
Love it
How do you get this background harmony? It's very Nice!!!
You can use a shimmering reverb to do that. Valhalla DSP has one that’s not expensive.
I have a canyon delay from ehx but never could set like that
It's called the freeze pedal by electroharmonix
Thank you guys!
Guys he just uses good strings
And Fast Fret.
Oh just like that, how simple 😤
When you know what you’re doing it doesn’t have to sound good.
So beautiful. And i' m not exactly a jazz music fan...
Let's talk about what great intervallic hair Rick hath 👀✌️👨🏼🦳👍‼️
A little off topic, but I’m always interested to hear really good musicians count in even on little ditties like this. Maybe there was an accompany on the keyboards, or maybe it’s just good timing discipline.
Simple 2/5/1 (beato)
I learned a new word today.
Like that❣️👍🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
I think he solved the equation to Zappa!
Beautiful
So the first example would be playing scales in the key of the song and the second example is playing scales that are in line with the chords individually?
You're the man Rick
Oh like that.
Great that your focus always stresses music & musicality. Big difference from thousands of youngsters almost wholly focussed on technique.
All good stuff but if it's not putting bread on the table what's the point
Finding the right blend between both is best
Hahaha, like that!!!!
P 90's again, single coil! 👍
STEVE MADE ACAREER OUT OF BOTH STYLES.
What effect is on that guitar that gives the strings sound under the guitar?
Of course I liked this video
I hear Frank Gambale in both of those..
Geez... is he speaking English? Must be some kind of genius language
#2 for the win
Good shave! 👍
me just playing notes that sound cool
Totally
This man is still handsome. How?
Here, let me show you how to play a thing....
(blur of fingers)
Ya got it? Good
I like it, it's so grunge!
Lol these videos are comical in how complex this is…
allan holdsworth
Is he speaking English? Muhahaha
The GOAT has arrived
yoo shreeddddd
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Aka. Generally Step-wise and then arpeggiated
like that..keep the like that like how it used to be...LIKE THAT!
I heard the licc!
That's a conversation he should be having with Guthrie Govan.
every time i hear him say simple i feel stupider
like that
Like that...
Oooohhhhh, just like THAT. I was confused………🤨
What do those words mean in that context 😭
Focusing on scale lines, like 2nps or 3nps, vs focusing on intervals from the roots.
They're both two great ways to improvise.
So now you're bilingual too.
Hell Yeah!!!
Thanx I feel musically stupid now
Didn’t you kinda play more melodically just by being more linearly intervalic thru the whole second example whilst the first was kinda like truncating over three separate islands, in a sense, I could say the first example was intervalic and the second was linear
I get the interval one but what are you doing liniarally? Other than playing a scale?
So it's soloing using small or big jumps between the notes?
It's easier2do exercises on keys,I can't grasp guitar exercises like this,+ exactly why I sing+have been on keys,I'm sounding like bad boy entertainment by just getting close enough on keys,but this 🎸 break or no break,is difficult4me!!
Ehi Rick I'd like to suggest a piece to listen named Dandelion (full ver.) by OOHYO.
You forgot "scalar" improvisation...
Oh ok I'll do that what you said
How do you play those chords
That’s totally… rad
😊
😮!
Welcome to another episode of tf is my teacher saying
Show off. Lol. That second version sounded like Holdsworth?
Thought that as I heard it!
Whoa, are you in Phish??
You need to break it down better. Show the scales for each chord change and how each note relates to the chord. If there's dissonance explain it. Explain how the scale will relate to a melody. This is not something you can do a 20 second video of unless it's well planned for the lowest common denominator.
Exactly!