Guitar Scales 101

[@jayem4366]

Veeery clear. One of the best. I would only recommend to overlay a circle on each note being played for better visuals. Or keep showing the scales frequently.

[@TristanBellerive]

@@jayem4366 Excellent! That’s a great suggestion. Thank you.

[@Njay24]

This was so helpful and very easy to follow along with! This video deserves more views, thank you for helping me learn scales!

[@TristanBellerive]

@@Njay24 You are very welcome!

[@annhovland8407]

I just discovered your channel. Ive been learning guitar for the past two years. I'm 72, and i really struggle with bar chords. Love how you teach. Could you do a lesson on barre chords, please?

[@TristanBellerive]

Thanks so much! Sure, I can put that on the list. Happy to help.

[@antoniodaigle8225]

WoW!! You are one of the Best!! Clear, to the point and good pace…I would certainly recommend this video to anyone wanting to learn to play the guitar…Well done and thank you for sharing your knowledge…

[@TristanBellerive]

@@antoniodaigle8225 Awesome! Thank you for the kind words. Please feel free to share.

[@jgzifly1045]

I couldn't download ebook. All links to ebook return to this video.
I love your presentation. I haven't found any other videos that make it a clear.

[@TristanBellerive]

Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏻. Please try this link to see if it works for you. After you have included your email and payment, there should be an attachment 🖇️that will have the file name for you to download. Click here: buymeacoffee.com/allaroundguitar/e/269700

[@user-td3xc6yl1e]

Thanks

[@isidoreagoha3494]

Excellent teaching.

[@TristanBellerive]

Thanks so much!

[@rochford59]

Excellent video...we need to understand the basics and practice and learn timing👍...as we say,practice makes perfect,or good enough anyway😉....nice job!!

[@TristanBellerive]

Thanks so much! I am so glad this is helpful 😁

[@keovongvilaykeo4799]

This is great scale lesson thank you 🙏 😊

[@fakharuddinbhatti8982]

What a lesson sir. . . Great respect and love from India. .

[@TristanBellerive]

@@fakharuddinbhatti8982 Thank you so much!

[@DaveTV-1960]

fret markers would help

[@captainhennahead2323]

Subscribed

[@TristanBellerive]

@@captainhennahead2323 Nice!

[@gergemall]

I love it

[@TristanBellerive]

Nice! I'm so glad. 😃

[@HimnosCristianosMexico]

No hay Amor tan grande como el del Señor Jesucristo

[@corkbour7708]

Helpful, but a top tip … use a guitar with fret markers when teaching

[@TristanBellerive]

@@corkbour7708 Good call 👍 Thanks

[@josephkangah5824]

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[@josephkangah5824]

Please teacher could you send me the names of the recommended books you have just mentioned and how I can get to buy?

[@TristanBellerive]

Sure! Here are some links to the books mentioned:
Scales 101 ebook:
buymeacoffee.com/allaroundguitar/e/269700
Hal Leonard Method:
amzn.to/3Yb8s4m
Modern Method for Guitar:
amzn.to/4faFBmx

[@patrickdarby-sheehan5368]

I found this tutorial of benefit. However, I would like to say, and this is just my opinion. I found it difficult to watch the screen as the guitar was, to me, upside down. I understand the principle, as that is how you would see the guitar as you play it. I would rather have the guitar shown as if I were facing it. That way, I would I could identify notes quicker. Many other guitarists may not have an issue with this. However, as I am left-handed, I need to visualise the guitar the other way around. By the way, I can not look at a 'left-handed' guitar player. I can not identify what they are doing. Funny old world, isn't it. Many thanks.

[@TristanBellerive]

That makes sense. Notation for guitar, particularly chord diagrams, must be challenging for left-handed players. I am still experimenting with camera angels. Thanks for the comment.

[@Armando-fk2qk]

The people that teaches some mother's Day that you're not teaching right

[@Armando-fk2qk]

I do not understand diagrams