How to improvise using chord shapes [LIVE]
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2019
- Quick live i did this morning where i broke down a simple improv idea where you outline the chords that are being played in the backing track, and fill in the blanks using notes from the nearest scale- pentatonic or modes (or hexatonic lol).
I also answered some questions regarding horizontal arpeggios and revealed a simple little octave trick i use all the time to achieve massive sounding arpeggios across the entire neck.
We also had a look at my Bias FX plugin, and how i got my sound for this particular video.
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damn the backing track is a little loud, lol i should have turned it down when explaining stuff. my bad!
Dumb question. Do you know all the fret notes?
lol don't worry about it! Still and amazing class! Thank you so much! Love from Brazil!
this outlining chord ideas just opened up my eyes.. 😲
Agreed.... it makes soooo much sense now. I just have to learn the different scales for the changes between 1 and 7 now... 👍
Man.. You can't imagine how long I've been searching for a masterclass like that!
Clear, logic & hard 🤘
Practical bro
You're officially one of my favorite guitarist...this helps me a lot thanks pal
Roy, thankyou my ears are blessed to hear your playing
Your awesome man, inspiring me! Keep up your videos, I just discovered you and I'm loving all your content. Rock on!
Been following for Ages and Never knew what I've been looking for was right Here... This lesson Has changed my Guitar understanding... Wow...
Excellent and thanks for the explanations.
Man this was an excellent video. Thank you much for posting. 🙏🏽
Just found your music and it brought me here. Awesome lesson! Hope the next album is coming soon.
you are amazing. A guitar teacher I have been looking for years. I would appreciate it if you do a vid on Neo-soul and lofi jazz licks and chords. Thank you
Awesome! Thanks from switzerland!
Dude your amazing. Defintley sharing your page
Omg crazy how clear as sunshine it is 😮
That was awesome and very informative thanks for sharing 👌👏🙌🎸
Outstanding!
I am with the others - great to have the backing track to put it in perspective - this is extremely helpful
I love this ! Thank u
I love this lesson!!!. I wish you could do it again in better quality. If he has done something like this newer, some one point me in the right direction.
Most valuable improv tutorial ever, outmatches even the paid ones.
thank you 😊
You are so inspiring
Thanks！
Woooow! This is brilliant... Please make a lesson of you basic legato runs.
Roy , this could be a great MasterClass COURSE to your course collection. ... I would be 1st in line to buy 🙂
sorry for a million questions, but after watching your video i feel like i am closer than ever to figuring this whole solo thing out.
Did you try playing with the minor pentatonic? You might need to memorize all the five minor pentatonic shapes.
If you already memorized all the pentatonic shapes you should play what you hear in your head.
Don't just noodle around the minor pentatonic or else you won't sound melodic.
Arpeggios are great too. You can start from the root if you want that sound.
You can also play the 3rd or the 5th or the 7th or the extensions or whatever as long as you sound good in context with the chords.
Just play with the chord changes. This works easier if you train your ears on intervals.
Try to keep everything simple from the start of the solo so that you have a specific idea where the melody can go.
Then add toppings like bending, sliding, hammer ons, pull offs, dynamics, vibrato, basically use techniques for some extra spice and flavour. Depends on each players taste and style of playing.
Please work on your rhythm feel as it greatly benefits your improv soloing. Aight bye you beautiful person have a great day/night 🎶
Wowww.. awesome.. cool man..
I'm using the major scale 3npstring shapes,each shapes i have 3 chords in it so for improvising it's much easier to target the chord tones using these shapes, and also the chromatic with blue note for scale run.
Awesome
back again to play through
Can you please do like a 1min video of this backtrack that would be amazing!
Very nice. Yes, hard to hear your voice over backing track...but I'm half deaf and with tinnitis from playing in bands.. The more you slow down and explain the more clear your playing is understood.
You rock
Ah, this is cool-- wish I had caught it when it was live. Is that basically Ionian mode most of the time?
thank you hahaha
Hey Roy thanks for this question please - did you use the caged system and combined it with the pentatonic at 3:17 onwards?
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Did you use the minor pentatonic scale?
so far the arpeggios
are you starting on the root not of the chord currently playing in the progresssion, and then spreading g it across the two higher octaves as well?
also, are you changing the scale you are playing for each time a new chord is played? or is it all in the same scale? if so, how do you choose a scale to match the progression ?
He's playing the same scale, A major in all 7 positions, which he calls modes depending on which note of the scale he's starting on.
what genre of guitar would you say you are playing? Is that Jazz Fusion?
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...aaaaaaaaaaah It's a live of i3 years ago..OMG
What do you have about berklee in the background?🤭
so when you say you are outlining the chord notes as the progression changes. are you just playing a made up pattern of the current chord that is playing ? or are you playing the chords notes that also line up in that scale?
Nice one but it is too fast for me. Can you provide the 5 scale patterns for both pentatonic and hexatonic scales. Sorry I have to catch up. From East Orange, NJ
how could i solo if i’m only playing powerchords for my progression. or playing in a drop D type of chord playing?
My brain 🧠
when is your next live?
Grazie
CIAO
I like your approach. Sadly, its for folks who can play fast. I can play moderately. Maybe I’ll just put the speed on .75x and learn from there.
Can you lower the backtrack a little?
666 👍🏻 looked cool but had to add a 👍🏻 because it was an awesome lesson…
I hope you can do another with a slower tempo and a little more challenging chords just to see the difference but this is awesome
Even his fuck ups are gorgeous 😍
Sir......I want to meet you ......
Do you have a job or do you make money off making music?
both. I teach guitar for a living, thats my main job, and make money off music- recording solos for people, courses, backing tracks, tabs, sponsored videos for music companies etc.
Thats Awesome man. I want to make a living of music aswell but, dont know wher to start any tips? how long did it take you to really get on your feet with making money off music?