So helpful! I’m a drummer that has been playing the guitar for only a few years now. I have mostly been working on chord progressions and strumming patterns. This is perfect to help me start getting into lead guitar and solos!
What if the cord progression is a 1,4,5 instead of a 1,3,5 ? My reason for asking is that the majority of songs are a 1,4,5 progression. The major pentatonic does not have a 4 in it, but the minor pentatonic does ...... thanks 🙏
That’s a big question. If you’re looking to use one scale pattern over a I-IV-I you probably want to be using the major scale of the ‘one’ chord. That said, your ultimate aim when soloing over a progression is to highlight the notes found within each chord. Knowing the notes found in each chord is a great first step.
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I dont know how I missed this one. For all of you beginners, this lesson is essential! Great stuff Ry!
Totally just blew my mind! Thanks!!!🤩
Glad you liked it!
This was really helpful now i have something to work on. Thank you!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
3 ways to solo with the minor pentatonic over major chords. No 2: Use the major pentatonic scale. Duh! Really 🤣
hi bro .can you make a tabs for I AINT RUNNIN BY: STICKY FINGER
Can you do a tutorial on “Bees” By The Ballroom Thieves, I cant find how to play it anywhere and I want o learn it.
All these videos fly over my head I just don’t understand
So helpful! I’m a drummer that has been playing the guitar for only a few years now. I have mostly been working on chord progressions and strumming patterns. This is perfect to help me start getting into lead guitar and solos!
Great to hear!
great lesson on breaking out of the box by moving the darn thing around
Finally I can understand how a Minor Pent scale can work over a Major Chord. How did I miss this video ? Thanks Ry for a great explanation.
Thanks Bob, you’re very welcome 🙏🏻
nice
This is great! Thank you!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
What if the cord progression is a 1,4,5 instead of a 1,3,5 ? My reason for asking is that the majority of songs are a 1,4,5 progression. The major pentatonic does not have a 4 in it, but the minor pentatonic does ...... thanks 🙏
That’s a big question. If you’re looking to use one scale pattern over a I-IV-I you probably want to be using the major scale of the ‘one’ chord. That said, your ultimate aim when soloing over a progression is to highlight the notes found within each chord. Knowing the notes found in each chord is a great first step.