Here's how to use PENTATONIC Guitar Scales Like the PROS!

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  • Опубліковано 30 жов 2024

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  • @GuitarMasteryMethod
    @GuitarMasteryMethod  Рік тому +3

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  • @Kennethswoodcarvings
    @Kennethswoodcarvings Рік тому +3

    I really like the way these scales are broken up into segments.

  • @XLR8NXS32
    @XLR8NXS32 Рік тому +2

    Thanks, Eddie!!! That just blew my mind playing the Pentatonic Scale over Jazz chord progressions. I have never played anything like jazz, and you blended it all together.

  • @MustafaBaabad
    @MustafaBaabad Рік тому +3

    The lick at 03:10 to 03:40 is fantastic! So soothing. Thank you very much Chief! Cheers from Indonesia.

  • @harrywilliams7082
    @harrywilliams7082 Рік тому +2

    Man if I had this teaching when me and my two brothers was doing Funk in the70s we would be making hits now

  • @scottsozmtns7534
    @scottsozmtns7534 Рік тому +1

    Good stuff man! I’ve been refreshing my “Electric Guitar”, skills & scales as I’ve been playing Dobro in Bluegrass for years & this has helped me get back to where I was years ago. Thanks!

  • @stringman509
    @stringman509 Рік тому +1

    I've really enjoyed this as I just finding my round the fret board thanks colin

  • @Gxtrade
    @Gxtrade Рік тому +5

    Great explanation, easy to understand

  • @cosack1595
    @cosack1595 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for your awesome tuto

  • @susandaniels4879
    @susandaniels4879 Рік тому +1

    This is a great lesson packed with useful info, i especially loved that jazz section at the end, cheers Eddie i have learned a lot from you

  • @edgardobustillo5966
    @edgardobustillo5966 Рік тому +2

    Great material, thanks

  • @HyZn.718
    @HyZn.718 Рік тому +1

    Thank you!

  • @PR-BEACHBOY
    @PR-BEACHBOY Рік тому +1

    Here’s what I got out of this lesson!
    1- “A minor is the relative of C major.”
    2- If you make a mistake outside your chords call it “Jazz”
    3- with all due respect your hat is not working!
    4- I’ve signed up for your guitar conveyer belt thing a dozen times (at least) but never received it.
    Thanks for the interesting lesson Eddie!

  • @leonardholbrook1678
    @leonardholbrook1678 Рік тому +2

    Great lesson thanks Eddie

  • @thesportsjunkie4827
    @thesportsjunkie4827 Рік тому +1

    Great video bro

  • @peoplespoet42
    @peoplespoet42 Рік тому +1

    I have been playing off and on since I'd say '96 ish but I'm still at the same skill level. Will this program help me out tonfinally move forward?

  • @Kennethswoodcarvings
    @Kennethswoodcarvings Рік тому

    (Interesting) Would I be correct in saying to find the relative of any minor note for example would be to count three notes. For example, the relative of the D minor note would be F Major.(D + E+ F)
    F been the relative.

    • @OnwardAndEdward
      @OnwardAndEdward 11 місяців тому +2

      Yes! Although you would want to count 3 semitones. So finding the relative Major to D minor you would walk up those 3 semitones AFTER D (D#, E, F). Counting in semitones will include any sharps or flats
      Inversely, you would walk down 3 semitones to find the relative minor. So in the key of C Major, you would pass B, Bb, then reach A which is the relative minor to C. Hope that made sense!

    • @Kennethswoodcarvings
      @Kennethswoodcarvings 11 місяців тому

      It's tricky to understand. Would there be a video that I can view? I am more of a visual person.@@OnwardAndEdward

  • @rickabell9218
    @rickabell9218 Рік тому +2

    When using pentatonic over a major I, IV, V how do you handle the IV when the root note is not in the pentatonic pattern?

    • @OnwardAndEdward
      @OnwardAndEdward Рік тому +3

      It depends on if we're talking about Major or minor pentatonic. If it's minor pentatonic over a Major progression (a la blues), the root note of the I becomes the 5th of the IV chord. So it's still technically in key, but has a certain tension to it. If it's Major pentatonic, you are correct that the root note of the IV chord isn't in there, but the 3rd and 5ths are. A starting approach I recommend is to "wander" the scale pattern and use your ear to discern which notes work better than others over the IV chord and make those your go-to hotspots when you improvise. Hope that helps/made sense!

    • @rickabell9218
      @rickabell9218 Рік тому +1

      @@OnwardAndEdward Dude so impressed that you responded. I work on all your courses on GMM and watch all your Utube video's. I know it sounds like I am sucking up but I really think you have a gift relating to us and I really thank you for your answer. I will work on that.

    • @xyzyzx1253
      @xyzyzx1253 Рік тому +1

      @@rickabell9218 in the key of C, F is the 4, and you can use F major pentatonic because all of its notes are within the key of C major, (F C G D A)
      As a matter of fact, you can use the C major, F major, or G major pentatonics to play over C major or A minor with no classing notes,
      That said, they carry their own tensions and desire to resolve back to C major pentatonic.
      You can also play C lydian, with the D major pentatonic
      And C mixolydian with Bb Pentatonic.
      And if you figure out the pattern you can play all of the modes, using pentatonic shapes, over a root note of C depending on how many Fifths away the root of the pentatonic scale is, away from the tonic chord / piece.
      Hope this helps :)

    • @rickabell9218
      @rickabell9218 Рік тому

      @@xyzyzx1253 Thank you very much for your response. That certainly gives me something to think about. I thought maybe you could play the IV major pentatonic. Now I just need to work on this. Thanks again.

  • @ronaldwilletts6906
    @ronaldwilletts6906 9 місяців тому

    To change from minor to major, can't I just start on thee second note of the scale which is a C?