E Minor Pentatonic - Guitar Scale Lesson (Beginners First Step To Soloing)
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Cheers, Andy
E Minor Pentatonic - Guitar Scale Lesson (1st scale to learn for soloing)
For anyone confused, flip the diagram (by his head) upside down. This helped me.
OMG!!! You gave me such a big AHA Moment as you explained that the order of the Scales is just a way to learn the Collection of Notes to then improvise and Mess arounf with it.
I never really got this Point. Thanks a lot.
THANK YOU BROTHER FOR INCLUDING A PICTURE IN YOUR VIDEO. MOST PLEBS JUST PLAY IT AND EXPECT US TO PICK IT UP BY WATCHING. PLUS YOUR VERY INFORMATIVE. A1
He's showing the diagram the same way as it appears in tab notations. The top E aka the high pitched E string (the thin one) is shown as the topper most black horizontal line with a number 1 next to it on the right hand side of the diagram. The Left side with a row of red dots indicates that you play the open unpressed strings. The first vertical black line on the left indicates the nut itself (that small bridge like thing at the top of the guitar's neck nearest the tuning pegs and furthest end away from the guitar's body, that the strings rest on), aka for tabulation purposes as the zero fret. The second vertical black line from the left is the first fret, the third vertical black line the second fret and so on. You count up from zero at the nut. There 12 semitone notes for instance on the E strings :- one per fret starting with the open string
(E,F,F#,G,G#,A,A#,B,C,C#,D,D#)
from the bassiest note of the plucked open string to the same string fretted aka pressed down on at the point just above the eleventh fret (the one before the twelfth fret .The twelfth fret usually has two dots marked above it, that's the half way point between the nut and the bridge that the strings rest upon at the body end, there you reach E again but at an octave that is to say eight Whole notes higher) there's usually two dots to show where it is except on classical guitars.
Pythagoras time...💩
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Thank you. He wasn't playing the dots so I got confused. Always glad for the comment section. Cheers mate.😄
I wrote a blog on how to learn guitar and mentioned your channel for readers to learn chords from....:)
I would suggest you flip your scale graph so the right side is nut side of your guitar then they match as it is now its a mirror and hard to follow.
Andy, just want to say, when you say (2nd) position, you are referring to the first scale position. But it can be confusing because there are 5 positions in minor pentatonic scales....so you could refer to (maybe) the (B) position for your fingers rather than 2nd position to play the 1st. position in E Minor Pentatonic Scales...
Maybe I was the only one that had to work to figure that out....but I am learning thanks to you....Frank
Frank Conley agree
I just loved the way you explained this scale. Best explanation I’ve ever heard and I’ve heard quite a few. Thank you man
thanks. I didn't know about the two positions. I learned this the easier way but going to try it that second way
most helpful of all scales videos I watched. Thanks!
How was this created 11 years ago and it still helpful thank you so freaking much dude 🤯🙏🏾💯✊🏾😫👍🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥
i like it you explain very easy and good
@When57 If your jamming on a Em minor chord you want to play E minor pentatonic but not E major pentatonic. More on all this type of stuff in future lessons. A~
how to play chords along with the tracks to jam it up
Thanks. That was awesome!
I love scals!
When I can‘t see your right hand, how can I understand how your picking?!!
Thanks for the lesson and as a beginner the reversed graph screwed me up for a bit.
great video added scale to my Ammo
Very Good👍🎸✅
Awesome video, picking up the guitar after a long time. My problem is plucking the correct strings :P
I have the same problem. Do you have an injured right shoulder or old injured right shoulder? AC joint kind of problem? I’m asking because I do and I think it might be contributing
@@grantknott dont give up, I’m sure you’ll be able to overcome it with training
This is great!
Scales look right but why not do it in a g position?
That reminds me Rumble
I love all your videos...
Hi
I've just been viewing the lesson on basic scales. I'm a beginner just starting out on playing basic scales and wondered if you could give me some tips from your experience as to how I can work towards perfecting the following:
- my finger stretch across four frets - getting my fingers to comfortably stretch/span the four frets
- coordinating picking with fretting - hitting the string that is being fretted
I appreciate practice, practice ........practice is key, but would welcome any tips and advice you could give me based on your playing and learning journey.
Take care Rick
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go to12th fret and you can combine your own Nothing Else Matters Solo !
Why do you have a flipped diagram in e minor blues scale video? Confused. Thought I was going crazy at first.
Great video!!
GREAT TEACHER!!! DO U TREACH CHRISTIAN SONGS?
Can you get pentatonic backing chords with the spark amp for example...?
what chords can be played in e minor pentatonic ??
my question is : how can you combine those scale in a song?
8 years later: you can add phrases between chord changes or just solo over them
The issue is to memorize the 5 patterns...😕
Can you please go a little slower I need to Notes and the Frets for
It will take A LOT of creativity, but give it a go. Tell us how it went. Seriously, its gunna be hard but you never know
Hi Just A Quick Question Can I Mix Am And Em Pentatonic During Solo Lead ?
Ok... I think Im gonna have problem here... can you (or anny one for that matter :P) help me out in just getting a little advce on where to start learning to play a Guitar I mean really bare bones buisyness here, I really would not know the first thing about playing, nice vidio by the way besides being (very!) scetchy on the teminology I actualy think I got the gist of it :P
is this also the G major?
RuFiOPx is it's relatively major
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same pattern just change u root note
That's not the only shape in the scale though, is it?!!?!
+Lauren Dowling No, it is not.
there's five shapes
I almost clicked out because I heard scal. Then I realized what he meant.
i still don't understand =(
Jimmy Page “ I can’t quite you babe “
What a confusing chart he starts off.