The Jimi Hendrix Scale
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why is it so many can tell you what and how he is doing what he does, but no one has even come within lightyears of his infinite abilities
Most of Hendrix solos and fills were derived from the minor key (blues)--sometimes, he uses the major scale, eg, on Wing Cries Mary, he uses major key over several of chords, (shifting keys of Eb/Db/Bb/and shits back to blues over Db.
So cool
can't wait to use this
makes me think of Josh Homme
Real good stuff here!!
Wow great course, that actually unlocked something of my original pentatonic playing hahaha ! Thanks
jazztastic! awesome man, thank you this vid opened up my soloing and noodling
Thank you Andrew!
You are welcome. - Andrew
thanks for your help with this
They are some pretty cool jazz chords
Make a tutorial about Robert Fripp technique.
Dude kickass explanation about why it sounds good together. Gave me one of those moments where a whole mess of things finally made sense. Thanks brother. Amazing. It's like I'm listening to Neil Degrasse Tyson explain physics. Smooth.
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Very good. Thanks
Thanks for this insight. It feels like Hendrix did play these types of notes in a song called "Crash Landing". During Rhythm sections, (listen to it) (find it) it's awesome!
Great lesson
So sad Jimi henrix died, he was a true genus
Free guitar lessons. Guitarists, we are blessed!
Nice tone on that strat! What kinda pickups are those,and what amp are you using?
Great example of this outside Hendrix idea is Villanova Junction of the Woodstock concert. Check it out.
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yes
Awesome scale! What would you call this scale, besides the Jimi Hendrix scale of course?
I mean, is there an official title to it?
And thanx for sharing, CU, Oscar
I'm hearing some bridge of sighs by robin trower too.
Darien Cruz Music Because Trower was a Hendrix emulator.
"Lydian pentatonic"???
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Sounds a bit like the diminished scale
Prince dose something simillar .
sounds very aribic.
Hey the video was amazing. Could you do a video on melodic major (major scale with a flat 6th)? I can't find any information on it
Michael White that scale would actually be a minor scale with #6 & #7. Or an easier way of thinking about it is as a regular major scale with a b3. Hope that helps!
Bailey Higham thanks I'll check that out. i thought it would be related to melodic minor but it was off. I must have made a miscalculation thank you
Dave B. Correct, just using the # as a lazy shorthand haha I also though he said "melodic minor" but I believe the scale he is referring to is just a mode of melodic minor.
And I did a little research on it, here is a good forum on the scale www.harmonycentral.com/forum/forum/guitar/acapella-40/1882748-
So, this is basically a "Pentatonic Mod" of a Harmonic Minor?
I don't think so because you can see that there is a tritone from the root (A flat) to the D. So this D is either a sharp fourth or a flat fifth. My guess is it's a sharp fourth because the pattern would be similar to the third mode of melodic minor which is lydian #5 without the major second and the major sixth.
So A flat is the root, C the major third, D the sharp fourth, E the sharp fifth, G the major seventh.
It's an arpeggio. View it from the root of our chord of "E7(#9)." It's an "E7#9b13" arpeggio.
Oh I see. Our error was to consider A flat was the root just because it was circled on the pattern. ^^
That's what happens when you don't watch a video till the end! ^^'
great but please please slow down, let people take it in, we are not all experts like your good self..