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In this video guitar lesson we teach some natural minor scales and how to connect them across the fretboard – these scales are used in most genres of music – metal rock blues country pop – they are invaluable – tabs included
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I was teaching this …
I was teaching this very concept to someone yesterday.
Very interesting.
Very interesting.
@rockongoodpeople i …
@rockongoodpeople i love your guitar
what make of fender strat?
great!
great!
best to know the …
best to know the notes on the fretboard
1:14 your dog
1:14 your dog
@doinkusamongus
@doinkusamongus
Very nice David …
Very nice David thank you so much !!!!!!!!
Really useful …
Really useful lesson thank you so much
Hi – the guitar I …
Hi – the guitar I use in this lesson is a mid 1990s american made fender custom shop MOTO stratocaster. It is all original – came with the pearl pickguard and headstock and has a treble boost pull pot, and birds eye maple neck with a clear coat – just how they did it on this one – take care and keep on rockinG!
David Taub
@treishtrei but i …
@treishtrei but i guess its a personal thing.i still play from my soul, hopefuly, but i understand the underlying “maths” that makes it work!! good luck any way
@treishtrei i …
@treishtrei i always disagree with your point of view when this argumnt comes up!! i can play by ear but the last two years ive studied theory and it has expanded my playing no end, i have infinately more options for chords scales etc.i personaly think theory is a tool, and the more tools you have the more you man “make” in a creative sense. ive had a little finger picked song idea for 20 years that i could never find some chords to add to it to turn it into a song, nowits finaly finished!!!!
@treishtrei minor …
@treishtrei minor pent is easy to play by ear. However if you only play by ear and never learn new scales you’re gonna limit yourself and end up playing nothng but minor pent or natural minor. If you play some notes out of natural minor they will sound bad to you because your mind is used to hearing the same scale over and over. But those notes that sound bad are actually part of another scale or mode so it’s important to know some theory. playing mixolydian or phrygian by ear is way harder…
Your “out-of-the- …
Your “out-of-the-box” scale videos are always great. Thanks so much for this!
Hi David — Like …
Hi David — Like your “trick” Strat but I am curious about that fretboard. It looks like it’s covered with lacquer. Looks like water to me. Special coating or ???
was that a dog?
was that a dog?
A ghoul just walked …
A ghoul just walked by at 1:14!!:-)
screw scale boxes …
screw scale boxes ftw
that is a lovely …
that is a lovely guitar you have David. Wanna trade with my piece of crap
i love ur strat … …
i love ur strat …is this custom made. lovely piece of wood n tech. combo, in ur hands.
@burnindownthehouse …
@burnindownthehouse yeah, I don’t have a good ear, but I 100% agree that music theory makes you think standard and not revolutionary. If you play by ear, you play by soul not by math terms.
@pdod09 Every …
@pdod09 Every guitarist makes mistakes no mather how good they are.
u r awsome
u r awsome
i have 2 questions. …
i have 2 questions.. when i see great guitarist play their long solo…how can they remember what to play….sometimes. too fast….and very difficult to catch it by my ear..
do you believe that…every great guitarist like vai joe…didnt do any mistake when live.. and do you think that know what exactly they played…or they…just follow their feel…
it’s gonna be my …
it’s gonna be my first time teaching aclass next week..but i don’t know where to begin teaching..any pointers?please help me out…