The Scale Exercise The PROS Use To Practice Playing Over Changes

Without a doubt, the continuous scale exercise is probably the most important exercise for truly learning the neck, and can be used with any scale. It can be challenging and frustrating at first, but if you have the patience, there is no greater payoff for learning to play through chord changes. In this lesson you will learn how to use this powerful exercise to weave between scales and keys, all over the neck, without stopping.
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[@jimbeaux4988]

Saving this for practice. Harder than it looks.

[@MacHeath699]

Looks like a terrifically useful challenge-thanks!

[@cameron8920]

Thanks.....❤❤❤❤

[@nathansterrett3054]

Good lesson. Why do you like ESP teles? Never played one. Looks like you got 2 of them.

[@TastyGuitarcom]

In the 80s they made the 400 series teles, killer guitars with a vintage vibe. Used to be able to pick them up used for 700 bucks, now you are lucky to find one for twice that, people are catching on.

[@jvz773]

Great exercises. Importantly, how are you conceptualizing the scales when you’re playing up and down them? For instance, are you thinking about the individual notes in the scales and playing based on knowledge of where those notes exist on the fretboard? Or are you thinking about the whole step/half step patterns that comprise the different scales and moving that way? Both? Neither? Some other way that I’m not aware of? Inquiring minds want to know 😉 Thanks 🙏

[@TastyGuitarcom]

When going vertical I'm thinking of those patterns but also seeing how scales move horizontally as well. It's only when you see both these things overlapping can you truly gain mobility and freedom around the neck. Another key thing is you gotta think ahead when it comes time to switch scales or you will panic and miss it.

[@aaronherdman5008]

Can you name some pros you know who practice this?

[@user-dd6ng1wn1b]

I did not see a link to a patrion page. Are you on Patreon?

[@TastyGuitarcom]

here it is www.patreon.com/tastyguitarlessons

[@user-dd6ng1wn1b]

Done. Thanx.

[@TastyGuitarcom]

@@user-dd6ng1wn1b thank you!

[@neonshaker9312]

New guitar?

[@TastyGuitarcom]

Had it a couple years now but rarely on videos