Pentatonic Solo VS Major Scale Solo
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wait till he hears about the major pentatonic scale
🤣🤣🤣
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@@Sophie_Ferris THEY FUCKING???
major and minor pentatonic are the same i think
the reason is because the very note that makes the scale either major or minor is removed to make a pentatonic scale because it's impossible to make a dissonant sound using just those very 5 notes.
@@asmallguy6124 what? That’s not true, the 3rd is included in the pentatonic scale which indicates whether it’s minor or major
Ah yes, playing a scale up and down as a solo, my kind of music!
I mean if you're in key then the scale can only ascend or descend...? Unless you like only played one note ig lol.
@@spreadwuvokay You can play arpeggios, drone a note,use diads...
@@nates2 He did use arpeggios? Also how is playing a single note in a scale better than not playing ascending or descending? Also diads? Those don't always have their place in a solo. I don't know man I feel like you just don't have a very good point
he was trying to show the difference between the scales, of course it's gonna be entirely conjunct
You're acting like he did scale runs exclusively (which are in fact very common in many genres of music)
Pentatonic scale: WHAT ARE YOU
Major Scale: I'm you, with slightly more notes
Exactly
2 more notes*
Major scale: I love nursery rhymes
Pentatonic: Bending cause don't know what to do next
this is a perfect comment
hahahaha... Ridiculously on point
how dare you insult my bendy shit lol
@@deadshot4245 sorry, forgot the sustaining vibrato
@@landhomer4627 lol 😂
No one could get that good only knowing the pentatonic scale lmao
Yes they could
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"What the cinnamon toast f£*# was that" is probably what my guitar would say soon
And that is my new line for work when someone does something dumb
😂😂
😂
Its become my "Summer '24" mantra!
"What the roasted maple was that?" 😂😂
now u do not know why this comment has sm likes
Do it, one shape and you can solo and jam for hours
@@GrassySafe i will eventually lol
Same and I can play in any key... self taught as well... shame on you for not learning!!! XD
For me it clicked in the 2nd year of playing and it just kept on getting better and better.
Coming up on 6 and I still haven’t learnt any scales.
Edit: I do know how to solo, I did learn the pentatonic, but I never think I’m scales while I play. I use other notes than the ones included in the pentatonic, I just never know what scale they’re from.
I just know when something sounds and feels right.
Learn both major and pentatonic. It’s easy to memorize and they each have multiple different modes making it easy to solo on the whole guitar!
Major scale : i got more notes to play and fill the gap at minimal effort 😎
Mallu 🌝
@@namesadithya mallu
@@LuisRodriguez-yi1bu I don't really know if he's saying anything in this video
Works better on a classical guitar
@@LuisRodriguez-yi1bu not at all bro. They are two different scales
I only play the heptatonic scale. It's like a pentatonic maj, but I include a maj2 and maj7. It's super unique.
I know no music theory but that surely sounds like a major scale lol
That's just a major scale with no 6th
It is. I play it too.
I do that on minor, basically the penta with the 9th. I also like the sound of the minor penta overlapping the dorian (in Em it would be e f# g a a# b c# d)
Pentatonic scale is major without some notes 😀
Basically
Are they intentionally Not use those notes?
Major scale without the 4th and the 7th
some notes: 2 notes. The ones that can screw your solo if you use them wrong
Not the pentatonic minor
That middle finger pushup on the glasses was a nice touch lmao
"Well fucking good for you"made me laugh🤣
I was not expecting to be blessed with “what in the cinnamon toast fuck was that” today, but im glad it happened
These skits always give me Scott Pilgrim Vibes for some reason
“You are less than smart”
Bro, if that’s your sales pitch, I’m gonna have to pass😂
real
If I was the sales manager, I’d figure out a way to get him fired lmao
Hes just coping from other successful players that are the original at this. He should be more original.
Pentatonic scale: WHO ARE U ??
Major Scale: I'M YOUR FATHER !!
That glasses push with the middle finger was an excellent touch
both of them together is the best
Both sound amazing if used properly
Niceeee🎉🎉🎉 subscribed!!!
When the major scale and pentatonic have a baby the mighty HEXATONIC is birthed 🙏🙌🫂🤝
That was fire
Why does switching between the major and pentatonic sound so good?
Right
Because they're the same scale. The pentatonic has the 4th and 7th notes missing
As said: the major scale includes the pentatonic major scale.
They both have their uses. Great for whatever you wish to do and personal preference
this guy is an example of where a lot of dedication and zero creativity or originality can get you
Both have the same guitar, cool
This dude is actually more fire than I would have realized
Bro doesn't get enough credit for how good he is. would love a sit down with him and Mateus Asato
They actually complimented each other perfectly
"I only use the Pentatonic Scale!" - Every Boomer guitarist in a Nutshell
Well, at least their pop music was based on more than one chord progression.
Ya cause boomer guitarists suck😂😂😂
@@Markus-ih4gt fact so many songs these days are four chord vamps
Acctaly boomers used the major scale. 80/90 metal heads used the pentatonic scale
They sound good together 👌
Good to mix em just like this. Get off the cigarettes!!
love those expressions
As a pentatonic player, I actually liked the major scale. Reminds me more of Brian May.
It's quite interesting that the major scale reminds you of Brian...
Almost like rock guitarists try to avoid the major scale for some reason. Pentatonic is always preferred and I don't understand why.
Pentatonic is just a stripped down major scale
@@SealedKiller We do. I just started learning my major scales the other month. It's a lot of fun, but for more relaxed shredding and cool tricks, the pentatonic scales work better. For real musical sounding melodies the major scale is definitely the better one.
@@4seiken-594 do you play guitar?
@@4seiken-594 That's how I think of it as well.
That was the best sounding pentatonic scale solo ever.
We need a combination of both plus minor and Dorian to make a good solo
lil phrygian and we’re really cookin
Correct but it is relative to tempo/melody/accent /pauses etc and often less is more when played with expression and dynamics ,the emphasis on speed and or modes of scales is only part of the whole and that is besides leaving 'sound 'out of it etc,both of these type of scales are also limited by your instruments ,or not.
Great Battle
This skit has so much Letterkenny energy I swear
Bro ONG
The beginning of this has been stuck in my head for days.
honestly for the most part its not about the scales you know but how you use them
if you know all najor scales and dont make music with them, something is wrong...
its more about the chord structure under than the scale and what you decide will fit and sound unique to yourself over it.
Subscribed. After i properly learned my modes I've never gone back to pentatonics. 🤘
Meanwhile the sad guy playing the minor scale in his bedroom
That's pretty funny and educational seeing how the pentatonic and the major scale work well together
I ONLY USE PENTATONIC: plays major pentatonic
LOL! Loved it!
This is my first time checking out this channel due to RUclips recommendation. This video was awesome and made me laugh out loud. I loved it. Not only was it very funny, with great dialogue, but the guitar playing was epic. Thank you, I really enjoyed it and just became a subscriber.
this is a real comment by a real person
PAID ACTOR AF
@@danielcastro8276 who are you talking about?
Gotta praise the mother of all scales.
Seems to me that the easiest way to understand and play different modes and scales it's not to memorize all the different ways you can use the known shapes. But to visualize the Major Scale firstly by intervals.
This way you can switch easily to any mode and scale you want to play by making the necessary simple adaptations, and then build the shapes (or not) from that. This way you might also better develop your understanding of the different sounds that different intervals produce, wich might make your playing sounds more creative and less "shape oriented" (where you just go up and down in well know limited patterns or boxes of a number of modes), and therefore making even the Major scale interesting to hear.
Even simpler, just think of it as starting and ending on a different note but still playing the same major scale.
The major scale is key to music!
Lets say you wanna play in phrygian mode over an F#m chord, well you just play the D major scale and make sure to hit chord tones and the root!
Major scale is just pentatonic with more notes in it, more freedom more fun to shred with, knowing a bunch of modes is actually super fun and can make for more expressive playing, and sounds super melodic which I love
Well like fuckin good for you bro""" killed me. 😂😂
This guy's fucking insane
Can't wait to hear his opinion about the altered scale
I've really started to think of the pentatonic scale as the "foundation" that you build off of to make all other scales. It doesn't mess too much with the "boxes" that you've built your muscle memory on, but allows you to quickly alter your sound.
Minor scale: you didn't have to cut me off
I literally almost passed out after “what the cinnamon toast fuhk was that ”
"what are you trying to prove" exactly my question about this video
I use to major scale run as a intro to my major Pentatonic solo
This makes feel like even more of a nerd by knowing my modes and a bunch of other scales
I haven’t watched a short yet, that hasn’t made cringe to death.
There both amazing
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both those solos were ass though 👀
@@user-vv1do1wg1j lmao
ugly
@@user-vv1do1wg1j lol I’m sure you could do wayyy better, right? Yeah…right.
"What the Cinnamon toast f@$#!" - The Pentatonic Scale
To me, the pentatonic scale sounds more psychedelic or bluesy, whereas the major scale sounds more like metal. This probably reflects usage in different genres of the different scales for soloing, I’d imagine.
Well yes if you play your major scale in phrygian position it will sound metal af that’s for sure
@MoonWalkerTexsRanger Although it will also sound somewhat more oriental or flamenco and also if you use the Dominant Phrygian mode
Awesome bro!
"if you don't follow me you're < smart"
Clever.
They are different, but i dont find one better than the other.
I actually love this alternation between major and major pentatonic as musical contrast. Awesone duet!!
This constantly pops up in my feed and i watch it every single time
Dope tone g
Lesson learned THEIR BOTH FUCKING AWESOME
Can you show how you did those pentatonic licks?! It looked and sounded awesome!
I love ur music man
To my ears this time the major scale sounded more like an exercise vs the pentatonic sounds more melodious.
Great video
Pentatonic has no "tensioned notes" which makes it extremely easy you just need to time the notes, i mean ei i like the pentatonic scale alot
I know the major scale but a little on the pentatonic so I came to the comments and I like how guitarist are relating to this and talking Abt it makes me fill good and gives me more Idea on what they really are
Dude you are awesome for real holy cow shit
love this 🥰😍🥰😍
I love how this goes to show that you can play a good solo with any scale as long as you structure it well and add feel
Dear Brandon
You are brilliant!
"nEEeEeErRrrd!!1!!1!1!!11!" -says the one who wears glasses 🤓.
"what the cinnamon toast fuck was that?" lol 😂
That’s great!!
For those who don't know, you can actually go from pentatonic to major easily by starting your major scale on the flat third of the pentatonic scale. This is a great why to make your improviseing more interesting. It also sounds really good with a flat 7. There is obviously more to it than just that but this is all I can really say in one comment. I encourage any guitarist to loom into this of you havent already.
love that tele ♥️
That shit talk in the cold open was aggressively Canadian "bro" 😆
Dude has awesome skits sarcasm at it’s best
Me, a drummer: Scales are for neeeeeerds!! *Ongabonga drum noises
For real, it felt like more effort was put into the pentatonic parts than the major
that pent solo was pretty dam cool tho
Awesome
When you’re new so you don’t know what any of this means
- Both is good.
- Yea, both is good.
Wasn’t expecting pentatonic bro to rip, but I’m happy he did.
"...Bro, the chromatic is the only one you'll ever need"
I was not expecting the cinnamon toast arpeggios.
Made me smile.
Haha that's awesome. Thank you
I love how i can predict both scales
I love that the guy with the nerdy glasses calls the other guy, who seems cool a nerd. 😂
Both great
"Well, like fucken good fou bro, what are u tryna say here" got me😂