@drvoodoo3073 I'll try, but I think it was more interesting to figure it out by yourself ) It's awkward to explain in the UA-cam comments. Some knowledge of theory will be needed. Symbol Legend 1,3,6,2, 5 - degrees, major scale steps S=M2, t=m3 - intervals on string '1S' is major second from 1st degree (,)=P4, (;)=M3, (,,)=D5 - intervals between the strings (for first finger) '1S ; 3t' - play two notes on the 6th string, then move to the 5th string by shifting the 1st finger one fret to the left and play a minor third. [ ] - box, penta pattern. 631 - roots on 631 strings. [ 6t, 2S, 5S, 1S; 3t, (6t..)] - 631-box (641 minor box) [ 1S; 3t, 6t, 2S, 5S, ] - 641-box (42) [ 2S, 5S, 1S; 3t, 6t,] - 42-box (52) [ 3t, 6t, 2S, 5S,1S; ] - 52-box (53) [ 5S,1S; 3t, 6t, 2S, ] - 53-box (631) [1t, 4S, b7S, b3S; 5t, (1t...)] minor pentatonic main box (641) [1M;; 5S, ] 'diagonal' major pentatonic The same patterns can be constructed for scales&modes using different types of trichords - M (o-o-o), m (o-oo), h (oo-o) (also h+ (oo-- o ), M+ (o-- oo), m- (ooo) [5M, 1M, 4M,, 7h, 3h, 6m, 2m] The most important thing is to identify the steps by ear. Good luck!
![Ultimate Pentatonic Scale Guide [Every Essential Shape!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q8TJZb4wVmY/mqdefault.jpg)
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Been really studying music theory and what not... Finally understand what relative minor means after watching this. Thank you 🤘
That makes it easier. I was thinking I was going to have to memorize a whole new set of patterns
really nice visuals. awesome vid
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great content!!!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing this..
so basically i have to familiarize myself with intervals to tell the difference between the major and minor scale?
Ideally, yes.
[ 1S; 3t, 6t, 2S, 5S, ] - It's all. And in a circle from anywhere.
Can you explain what this means?
@drvoodoo3073 I'll try, but I think it was more interesting to figure it out by yourself )
It's awkward to explain in the UA-cam comments.
Some knowledge of theory will be needed.
Symbol Legend
1,3,6,2, 5 - degrees, major scale steps
S=M2, t=m3 - intervals on string
'1S' is major second from 1st degree
(,)=P4, (;)=M3, (,,)=D5 - intervals between the strings (for first finger)
'1S ; 3t' - play two notes on the 6th string, then move to the 5th string by shifting the 1st finger one fret to the left and play a minor third.
[ ] - box, penta pattern. 631 - roots on 631 strings.
[ 6t, 2S, 5S, 1S; 3t, (6t..)] - 631-box (641 minor box)
[ 1S; 3t, 6t, 2S, 5S, ] - 641-box (42)
[ 2S, 5S, 1S; 3t, 6t,] - 42-box (52)
[ 3t, 6t, 2S, 5S,1S; ] - 52-box (53)
[ 5S,1S; 3t, 6t, 2S, ] - 53-box (631)
[1t, 4S, b7S, b3S; 5t, (1t...)] minor pentatonic main box (641)
[1M;; 5S, ] 'diagonal' major pentatonic
The same patterns can be constructed for scales&modes using different types of trichords -
M (o-o-o), m (o-oo), h (oo-o) (also h+ (oo-- o ), M+ (o-- oo), m- (ooo)
[5M, 1M, 4M,, 7h, 3h, 6m, 2m]
The most important thing is to identify the steps by ear.
Good luck!
@@PopovSB Uh oh I think I'm even more confused now! I'll have to read and re-read and re-read!
Great Ry!
Can you do a guitar tutorial of "I remember you" by Skid Row?
ua-cam.com/video/BvIDRCFsf0M/v-deo.html
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀