These lessons are a paradigm shift for me , unlocking many of the road blocks.. I’ve always tried to be a heart and soul player, but more knowledge of the fretboard will allow me to greatly expand on that.. thank you for what you do..
I really hope that there are more videos like this for the rest of the major Penta scales ... I have been and still struggling to understand/recall root notes on the fret board .. This type of audio visual Jam tracks are gold. Please keep them coming and thank again .
I can't believe how much better your videos, and method of teaching are, over *all* others that I've encountered. I knew the Pentatonic all over the neck, but the way I started looking at the patterns, with the way you highlighted them, got me to start looking at them somewhat differently. I started connecting them in different ways, too. Honestly, my soloing wasn't great before, but I've noticed a big difference in less than two days!! The massive amount of praise you get in the comments is well deserved. One really good thing also is, some of your videos are just a little advanced for me, so I've got more to learn!! Thank You.
Lovely video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you tried - Rozardner Inspiring Chord Reality (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for how to play guitar scales minus the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my close friend Aubrey got great results with it.
That one track just broke me out of years of rambling, incoherent scale traversing by giving me a target to hit. You don’t know what you’ve just done for me, or maybe you do. I can’t thank you enough. My only question is, of all the guitar players and teachers Ive been around how come no one has ever told me this? It’s so simple yet if you don’t get this down you’ll go nowhere. I was just playing sequences Ive never been able to play before and I wasn’t even trying. My mind is blown.
new to guitar and never done anything like this. It is fantastic thanks! I really got to jam out and play some stuff in the upper register that actually made some musical sense
I hope this is the start of a series of videos. Your Guided Jam Track over the Harmonic Minor was phenomenal. I've been wanting to see more videos like this from you. So many places you can go with this type of Jam Track. Highlighting the target tones as the chord changes (like you did with the harmonic minor track) would be really cool in future videos. Great job with this concept.
+John Heiler Hi John, yes I plan to do more guided jams along the lines of the harmonic minor one. I didn't highlight the target tones in this one because with all the chords being on the same root it's a bit of a free for all and I wanted to keep it open. The next stage would be playing major pentatonic over root-chord changes, so that will definitely have target notes highlighted. Cheers.
Clever and most effective teaching approach video that I can get it all in one consisting of Theory, Application, and Practice. Again magnificent video for me.
Where have you been all my life that I have been looking for guitar lesson with brain. You sure know how to teach, putting yourself in ur students shoes. Thank you
Such a great backing track for the tones that are available to be produced 😌👌🎸🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶 thanks for this great lesson. I’m a 20+ years playing guitarist (totally self taught and I’ve missed a few bits) this is a great way for me to progress that way I wanted (needed) to... thanks Bro 🤘🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
This is great!! I was getting lessons last year and we were diving into different modes etc but I had to stop for while, coming from a metal background (big Randy Rhoads fan) I do mostly minor pentatonic stuff....this is a whole different animal. I keep thinking allman bros. ...
What a great lesson !!!! Fun scales with a purpose. I may be fooling myself, but I thought it sounded pretty good. Now it's time for the lesson page. Proud to be a patron.
after a six year hiatus, due to contracting a severe mental disorder, I want to resume playing the guitar, but, THIS TIME, working towards being an authentic Blues guitarist. Having played solo gigs for 35 years, I played with no one else at all. I learned nothing new, and progressed little, if any at all. Playing and learning scales, never entered my mind, and now I see scales are the groundwork for everything to come. I need to research definitions of terms frequently used, of which I have no knowledge of, whatsoever. It sounds like an enormous amount of work, but my determination is strong. Please, throw me a bone, mentioning anything you think would be beneficial in my quest to be a knowledgeable blues guitarist.
KEYS ARE JUST PITCH....FOCUS MORE ON INTERVALS. ONE OCTIVE AT A TIME. If you want to play BLUES...transfer it to minor. KEEP IT SIMPLE. Learn the 12 barr progression. Learn it in Amin....Just play the I, IV, V movement.Its the same thing as 6,2,3...A min, D min, E min....When over A minor play A min. When over D min..play D min. When over E min play E minor. Then add OPTION/passing NOTES. I chose BLUES VERIATION 3. (R..............b3..x...4....x....5..................b7..x R)You can also play it from The MAJOR pentatonic. Apply the same concept.( R..x...2...x...3..............5...x....6...............R).............
-You can also play just within the Major pentatonic...Just make simple barr chord. Example...when you go to the 2 note. Make a power chord. Play the second mode (ocitve to octive at first)...Apply the same concept to the rest of the NOTES. You'll basically play 5 power chords with 5 different MODES within the major pentatonic...It'll sound rock /county. Then learn the double stops or 2 Note chords..it's either going to be a maj3 or 4th intervals....you'll simply find pull off or riffs points. A lot of its has to do with being familiar with the sound of the scale. It'll basically play it self....it passing notes just makes it sound bussied or creates tension...but it's going to resolve to one of the pentatonic notes...Hopes that makes sense.
Or if you're more further alone of knowing( I IV, V are Maj.) (II. III. VI are. minor)....Play a Maj or min pentatonic over those notes/chord according...Example in C maj....play C maj pentatonic...when over the ii chord play D minor pentatonic. When over the 6 chord... Play Minor pentatonic. You'll still be within all the note of the C major diatonic scale....it'll still sound rock/ country....Later on you'll just insert the two missing notes for more define modes. Example you'll just insert the 4 and 7th to make a MAJOR or Ionoian mode....4 and b7 for mixloian...#4 and 7 for lydain....The same with minor..(2 and b6 = Aeolian). (2 and 6 = dorian ( b2 and b6 = Phrygian)...As you advance..you'll simply Play Aeolian with maj7 to get the HARMONIC minor. Then you'll just shift one note to get different modes within that scale. The melodic minor is just an Ionian with b3....and seven different modes from that.
Fingerstyle Blues or electric Blues? The Peter Gelling written Progressive series of books cover a wide range of Blues styles, from acoustic Blues to Ragtime to Blues Rock. A good place to start from, I'd say.
I honestly feel this is how everyone should learn guitar. I've been playing from tabs and instructional videos trying to learn riffs and solos that are probably beyond my ability, and I do not fully understand what they are doing, but these lessons are perfect, explaining and highlighting root notes and intervals, and then when a player is ready they can add in notes from the minor scales and fancy bends and slides. Really good stuff fret jam! Keep the lessons coming 😁
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Nickolas Connor i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Like the previous comment I would like to be cued (if possible) when the chord changes. I have a problem recognizing the chord change so I don't switch my target notes. I end up only ending at the root but I don't think that's what I need to be doing. I do want to thank you for the tutorials on shell chords and slash chords. No one else comes close to teaching this (or even mentioning it) the way you do.
I have been watching your vedios this weekend there are a lot of tutorials out there what I like is I fill you are confident with your tutorial and don't jam email in my email app also I did have a break where I can improvise up and down the frit bord .These vedios help me put it all together for if I do get to jam with a good guitar player or drummer at least we can communicate I fill these vedios are very important at this stage of my guitar journey to further my skills and thanks I'm looking for the donate button I'll have to get of RUclips and go to my files..Rock On...Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico 🇺🇸 usa..aka RocknRollFlat5.
Not sure if I'm doing the right thing but , I'm picking notes out and making my own licks out , bit of string bending , and I actually feel like I'm actually playing properly if that makes sense ? Oh sorry meant to say I've just subscribed 👍😎🎸
best video to help me under stand pentatonics so to make sure i under stand all pentatonic patterns can be played on any frets and finding out what pentatonic note I'm playing i have to find chords that are similar to A C D E G correct ? or do i need to review more videos ?
the notes (or scale degrees) in the scale. In the major pentatonic in key of C those would be: 1 = C 2 = D 3= E 5 = G 6 = A The 4 and 7 (F and B in the C major scale) are generally not played.
Hey I ran across this blues variation scale today. It's kind of like the dorian or mixolian.As you know the only different is the maj3 or b3..From the maj count it's..................................................R 2 x 3 x x 5 6 x R
+Alex Padilla Just play the Lydian with a b7...dude or a Lydian with a #2 or b2.lmaoit's just IV mode of the melodic minor. Melodic minor has b3....that same noteis the b7 for the IV chord of melodic minor...You can vamp...like you did with the V chord using the Phrygian dominant.There's a lesson for that....Apply the same concept...Vamp the IV with melodic minor mode....If you don't wish to play straight up melodic minor...
Excellent lesson. Could you please let me now how to play the C13sus2 chord ? I want to play the chord progression and loop it. Then practice this lesson.
Eh, Mike - any chance that future Fretjam videos could have dark backgrounds? The bright white backgrounds here are murder on the eyes at nighttime sitting in the dark with a tablet, etc!
Hi, I have turned on annotations but i dont see any tips in the video. Could someone help please ? I am new to guitar and I dont want to miss anything. Any help is much appreciated!
+evandro silva Hi Evandro, I don't do skype lessons currently, sorry I can't help with that. But I hope I can continue to help in some way through this channel and the site.
Enjoying this exercise greatly. Thank you! Quick question: When I listen to this chord progression I feel like it wants to resolve to a different chord after the C13sus2 before going back to C but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is. Any thoughts?
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These lessons are a paradigm shift for me , unlocking many of the road blocks.. I’ve always tried to be a heart and soul player, but more knowledge of the fretboard will allow me to greatly expand on that.. thank you for what you do..
Wow, that was surely one of the most enjoyable 30 minutes of my guitar playing life.
I really hope that there are more videos like this for the rest of the major Penta scales ... I have been and still struggling to understand/recall root notes on the fret board .. This type of audio visual Jam tracks are gold. Please keep them coming and thank again .
I've been stuck for a long time .I just want to say thank you. For opening the door. A great lesson.
I can't believe how much better your videos, and method of teaching are, over *all* others that I've encountered. I knew the Pentatonic all over the neck, but the way I started looking at the patterns, with the way you highlighted them, got me to start looking at them somewhat differently. I started connecting them in different ways, too. Honestly, my soloing wasn't great before, but I've noticed a big difference in less than two days!! The massive amount of praise you get in the comments is well deserved. One really good thing also is, some of your videos are just a little advanced for me, so I've got more to learn!! Thank You.
Amazing.. This is the dopest most straight-forward lesson I've ever had. Will recommend to anyone. FRETJAM 4 LIFE.
Lovely video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you tried - Rozardner Inspiring Chord Reality (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for how to play guitar scales minus the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my close friend Aubrey got great results with it.
This video literally opened the fretboard to me, i can't thank you enough man. My happiness right now can't be expressed
That one track just broke me out of years of rambling, incoherent scale traversing by giving me a target to hit. You don’t know what you’ve just done for me, or maybe you do. I can’t thank you enough.
My only question is, of all the guitar players and teachers Ive been around how come no one has ever told me this? It’s so simple yet if you don’t get this down you’ll go nowhere. I was just playing sequences Ive never been able to play before and I wasn’t even trying. My mind is blown.
Instead of boring memorization, you let me Jam! Damn! I'm just learning this and I had so much fun!!! Thank you!!!
+glennevangelista Learning's gotta be fun! Glad you enjoyed it.
new to guitar and never done anything like this. It is fantastic thanks! I really got to jam out and play some stuff in the upper register that actually made some musical sense
this is a brilliant lesson. Very easy to understand and follow. Within a few minutes i was soloing quite fluently. Thank you
I hope this is the start of a series of videos. Your Guided Jam Track over the Harmonic Minor was phenomenal. I've been wanting to see more videos like this from you. So many places you can go with this type of Jam Track. Highlighting the target tones as the chord changes (like you did with the harmonic minor track) would be really cool in future videos. Great job with this concept.
+John Heiler Hi John, yes I plan to do more guided jams along the lines of the harmonic minor one. I didn't highlight the target tones in this one because with all the chords being on the same root it's a bit of a free for all and I wanted to keep it open. The next stage would be playing major pentatonic over root-chord changes, so that will definitely have target notes highlighted. Cheers.
Yeah because the chords used have the same root just target the 3rd and the 5th in addition to the root for starting and ending points
Then say, “Thank You” at the tip jar.
Loved the approach. I hope to see "guided jams" like this for other scales too!!! All the best.
That was the best guitar lesson I have ever seen fot understanding. Great
Clever and most effective teaching approach video that I can get it all in one consisting of Theory, Application, and Practice. Again magnificent video for me.
Where have you been all my life that I have been looking for guitar lesson with brain. You sure know how to teach, putting yourself in ur students shoes. Thank you
I love this channel with all my heart!
Thank you very much!
Thanks to your lessons I now understand how to build chords with "scary" names like C13sus2, and improvise over them. Thank you very much!
Such a great backing track for the tones that are available to be produced 😌👌🎸🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶
thanks for this great lesson. I’m a 20+ years playing guitarist (totally self taught and I’ve missed a few bits) this is a great way for me to progress that way I wanted (needed) to... thanks Bro 🤘🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
This has to be one of the best ways ive seen anyone breakdown scales for beginners. Even me as someone who already has no issue playing can learn.
These are the best lessons on RUclips - Thanks!
This is great!! I was getting lessons last year and we were diving into different modes etc but I had to stop for while, coming from a metal background (big Randy Rhoads fan) I do mostly minor pentatonic stuff....this is a whole different animal. I keep thinking allman bros. ...
Such a happy way to learn, just jamming along with this. Thank you so much!
Thank You for the Awesome Lessons, I greatly appreciated. I will keep supporting your channel.
The only guitar teacher no bs here at youtube the best teacher.
Best on this topic on TY. VERY NICE. please these videos coming.
Wow amazing! This was so easy to learn I started to add on some rytjm
Best lessons available I’ve seen. Many thanks!!
Love the riffing at the end - would love to learn those licks - very tasty! TAB????
What a great lesson !!!! Fun scales with a purpose. I may be fooling myself, but I thought it sounded pretty good. Now it's time for the lesson page. Proud to be a patron.
Amazin did that just come out my fingers 🤯🤯🤯 youre awesome thanks for the help
This is easily the best tutorial i have seen 👌
Wow, this is awesome. Thank you for creating this.
Would love more of these backing tracks coupled with best scales please. Thanks
This is literally the best damn lesson ever.
The best instructions. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge...
after a six year hiatus, due to contracting a severe mental disorder, I want to resume playing the guitar, but, THIS TIME, working towards being an authentic Blues guitarist. Having played solo gigs for 35 years, I played with no one else at all. I learned nothing new, and progressed little, if any at all. Playing and learning scales, never entered my mind, and now I see scales are the groundwork for everything to come. I need to research definitions of terms frequently used, of which I have no knowledge of, whatsoever. It sounds like an enormous amount of work, but my determination is strong. Please, throw me a bone, mentioning anything you think would be beneficial in my quest to be a knowledgeable blues guitarist.
KEYS ARE JUST PITCH....FOCUS MORE ON INTERVALS. ONE OCTIVE AT A TIME. If you want to play BLUES...transfer it to minor. KEEP IT SIMPLE. Learn the 12 barr progression. Learn it in Amin....Just play the I, IV, V movement.Its the same thing as 6,2,3...A min, D min, E min....When over A minor play A min. When over D min..play D min. When over E min play E minor. Then add OPTION/passing NOTES. I chose BLUES VERIATION 3. (R..............b3..x...4....x....5..................b7..x R)You can also play it from The MAJOR pentatonic. Apply the same concept.( R..x...2...x...3..............5...x....6...............R).............
-You can also play just within the Major pentatonic...Just make simple barr chord. Example...when you go to the 2 note. Make a power chord. Play the second mode (ocitve to octive at first)...Apply the same concept to the rest of the NOTES. You'll basically play 5 power chords with 5 different MODES within the major pentatonic...It'll sound rock /county. Then learn the double stops or 2 Note chords..it's either going to be a maj3 or 4th intervals....you'll simply find pull off or riffs points. A lot of its has to do with being familiar with the sound of the scale. It'll basically play it self....it passing notes just makes it sound bussied or creates tension...but it's going to resolve to one of the pentatonic notes...Hopes that makes sense.
Or if you're more further alone of knowing( I IV, V are Maj.) (II. III. VI are. minor)....Play a Maj or min pentatonic over those notes/chord according...Example in C maj....play C maj pentatonic...when over the ii chord play D minor pentatonic. When over the 6 chord... Play Minor pentatonic. You'll still be within all the note of the C major diatonic scale....it'll still sound rock/ country....Later on you'll just insert the two missing notes for more define modes. Example you'll just insert the 4 and 7th to make a MAJOR or Ionoian mode....4 and b7 for mixloian...#4 and 7 for lydain....The same with minor..(2 and b6 = Aeolian). (2 and 6 = dorian ( b2 and b6 = Phrygian)...As you advance..you'll simply Play Aeolian with maj7 to get the HARMONIC minor. Then you'll just shift one note to get different modes within that scale. The melodic minor is just an Ionian with b3....and seven different modes from that.
Fingerstyle Blues or electric Blues? The Peter Gelling written Progressive series of books cover a wide range of Blues styles, from acoustic Blues to Ragtime to Blues Rock. A good place to start from, I'd say.
I loved this accurate turorial. 🤩👍
By far the best i have seen. well done, and thank you
I honestly feel this is how everyone should learn guitar. I've been playing from tabs and instructional videos trying to learn riffs and solos that are probably beyond my ability, and I do not fully understand what they are doing, but these lessons are perfect, explaining and highlighting root notes and intervals, and then when a player is ready they can add in notes from the minor scales and fancy bends and slides. Really good stuff fret jam! Keep the lessons coming 😁
What a fantastic Lesson! Thank you so much! A true Eye opener!✌✌✌✌✌✌
Sir. You are doing a great job for guitar learning community!!! Please please please upload the same for minor pentatonic it is my humble request!!!!
This is great! I've been playing Guitar only for a week but I can do simple solos because of you thank you!
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Kian Mohammad instablaster ;)
@Nickolas Connor i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Nickolas Connor it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
@Kian Mohammad Glad I could help :D
Very very useful tutorial.
Thank you for putting this together. I like it and it helps me a lot!! :-)
Thank You very much..
this helps me a lot.. as I m very beginner Guitar player
it took my add mind a minute or to but hey this is by far my greatest lesson. thanks
Hi Mate, you are the best music teacher ever
This is really pretty cool, thanks.
Excellent. Thank you so much.
This is a great lesson
at last i have found you! you are the best teacher! great lesson!
finally its become clearer how to use the pentatonic sxale you're the best
Like the previous comment I would like to be cued (if possible) when the chord changes. I have a problem recognizing the chord change so I don't switch my target notes. I end up only ending at the root but I don't think that's what I need to be doing.
I do want to thank you for the tutorials on shell chords and slash chords. No one else comes close to teaching this (or even mentioning it) the way you do.
Man I Luv this! Thanks, !!!! Learning so much from your visual tools, part of the way I learn best. Really awesome Thank You
I have been watching your vedios this weekend there are a lot of tutorials out there what I like is I fill you are confident with your tutorial and don't jam email in my email app also I did have a break where I can improvise up and down the frit bord .These vedios help me put it all together for if I do get to jam with a good guitar player or drummer at least we can communicate I fill these vedios are very important at this stage of my guitar journey to further my skills and thanks I'm looking for the donate button I'll have to get of RUclips and go to my files..Rock On...Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico 🇺🇸 usa..aka RocknRollFlat5.
Not sure if I'm doing the right thing but , I'm picking notes out and making my own licks out , bit of string bending , and I actually feel like I'm actually playing properly if that makes sense ? Oh sorry meant to say I've just subscribed 👍😎🎸
Thats really cool, you really can stay with the notes with a little practice
best video to help me under stand pentatonics so to make sure i under stand all pentatonic patterns can be played on any frets and finding out what pentatonic note I'm playing i have to find chords that are similar to A C D E G correct ? or do i need to review more videos ?
Literally my favorite instructional video of all time!!! More playing less bullshit 🤘🏻🔥 Thank you!
You mean *no bullshit?
Bharath Varma haha yes! 😜
definately need to learn this alot!
Thanks for the great video!! :D
Great exercise. I'm exhausted lol
simply explained, but very effective...
Really good :) i understand im very impressed that i learned from this video. right now im smiling like this :D.
Simply the best.
Wow man., been looking for thissss thanksss
What are the numbers 1 2 3 5 6 supposed be a reference for brother?
the notes (or scale degrees) in the scale.
In the major pentatonic in key of C those would be:
1 = C
2 = D
3= E
5 = G
6 = A
The 4 and 7 (F and B in the C major scale) are generally not played.
very precise. good job..
Great video. Thanks so much.
This is so helpful! thank you!
This is awesome! Can you please do one in the key of G??
Nice lesson!
best lesson
Thanks for the lesson, a bit difficult for me that I do not speak English well. Is it possible to watch a video in which you play on this basis?
Hey I ran across this blues variation scale today. It's kind of like the dorian or mixolian.As you know the only different is the maj3 or b3..From the maj count it's..................................................R 2 x 3 x x 5 6 x R
Another Lydian Dominant lesson would be awesome.
+Alex Padilla Just play the Lydian with a b7...dude or a Lydian with a #2 or b2.lmaoit's just IV mode of the melodic minor. Melodic minor has b3....that same noteis the b7 for the IV chord of melodic minor...You can vamp...like you did with the V chord using the Phrygian dominant.There's a lesson for that....Apply the same concept...Vamp the IV with melodic minor mode....If you don't wish to play straight up melodic minor...
Excellent lesson. Could you please let me now how to play the C13sus2 chord ? I want to play the chord progression and loop it. Then practice this lesson.
thank you. very good stuff
How would the scale positions vary for say example, the A major pentatonic scale? Very helpful video thank you
The scale shapes don’t change. Just put your pinkie finger on the A instead of the C to start and everything else falls into place.
This is great thx
Eh, Mike - any chance that future Fretjam videos could have dark backgrounds? The bright white backgrounds here are murder on the eyes at nighttime sitting in the dark with a tablet, etc!
Ever with a video like this, no matter how hard i try it still sound robotic. Any help?
Where is part one you keep referring too? What is the video called???
Thank you
What notes am I supposed to play? Or do I just play through the scale?
Daft question but what are the numbers in the fingering spaces ??
Thanks
Tabs for the final jam??? great lesson thanks man
Nothing to say... except it's useful for me to understand and apply for better playing.
Thanks!
Thank you so much my friend.
Hi, I have turned on annotations but i dont see any tips in the video. Could someone help please ? I am new to guitar and I dont want to miss anything. Any help is much appreciated!
Ah sorry about that mate, RUclips got rid of annotations some time ago.
@@fretjamguitar oh Okay. Can you let me what am i missing here ?
Damn man, most excellent.
dear friend im just wandering if you do lessons on line ? I'm learning a lot from you method ... cheers
+evandro silva Hi Evandro, I don't do skype lessons currently, sorry I can't help with that. But I hope I can continue to help in some way through this channel and the site.
no worries dude ! The lessons have been very helpful . have a happy new year
What does a C13sus2 look like? Thanks all of your videos are very well done!!!
+1cleandude Tab...
e-----5-----
B-----3-----
G-----3-----
D-----5-----
A-----3-----
E-----x------
Thanks! Kindly consider throwing in a quick chord diagram?🙏🙏🙏
Nice!
Enjoying this exercise greatly. Thank you!
Quick question: When I listen to this chord progression I feel like it wants to resolve to a different chord after the C13sus2 before going back to C but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is. Any thoughts?
+Chris Loos Fmaj? It's common to hear a movement to the 4 chord when a b7 is added to the 1 chord.
Just tried it- that's the one. Thank you!
I have annotations turned on but I'm not seeing anything... Can someone help?
8. 40 the major and minor pentatonic together?
In the first part, Where is the first part ?
Ripped it at the end mate haha