5 ways to add FILLS between CHORDS

Here's five ways to add guitar fills between your chords using the major pentatonic scale. Get your Guitar Pro/PDF tabs and backing track as a member on PATREON: / five-way-to-add-92733577
The key to adding lead guitar fills between chords is to be confident with seeing the pentatonic scale, both horizontally up the strings and vertically in a playing position. I'll show you everything you need to know to get started.
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0:00 The setup
0:12 Today’s progression
0:36 Ex. 1: Chord-Chord-Fill-Fill
0:48 IDEA 1: Pentatonic from the Root Note
1:06 Ex. 2: 3-2 Sliding Major Pentatonic (Root 6)
1:46 Thinking 16th Note Rhythms
2:02 Ex. 3: Adding the 16th Note fill
2:42 IDEA 2: Triad Double Stops
3:38 Ex. 4: Adding the triad fills
3:59 GUITAR BLUEPRINT
3:36 IDEA 3: Rooting on String 5e
5:23 Ex. 5: Fills in the key of C
5:42 IDEA 4: Second Octave Slides
5:54 Ex 6: 3-2 Sliding Major Pentatonic (Root 4)
7:00 Ex. 7: Adding the octave pentatonic scale
7:30 Another G/B triad
8:13 Pentatonics in Position
8:27 Ex. 8 E-Shape Major Pentatonic
9:10 Ex. 9 Using the pentatonic in position
10:23 Em-Shape Minor Pentatonic
10:58 Ex. 10 Putting it all together
11:23 Thanks and Practice Well
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[@Rynaylorguitar]

Hope you enjoyed the lesson. You can get tabs and the backing track as a member of my Patreon group - www.patreon.com/posts/five-way-to-add-92733577

[@gregglashauser4125]

So many layers of information to peel off, I’ll be coming back to this lesson frequently, BRAVO 👏

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks!

[@Savagedominator]

I find that I get more out of this video as I practice, forget about it, grow in my playing and then watch it again noticing how much more sense it makes. I can’t wait to watch this again in another 6 months 😎🫶🏽

[@maxmaxed2887]

Wow your channel is a true GEM mate! These are super useful for those of use who got a hold of scales/pentatonic/CAGED, but desperately need to learn some way to make them flow into each other. Really appreciate it and other videos you make! Super useful!

[@Maximus-HK]

Very helpful and well presented. Thanks for the "idoits guide" to these immensely variable fills; they make all the difference. I'm going to go through the exercises and not stop until I've nailed it - said the self-taught, worst student of guitar theory ever! 🙏👌✌️😎

[@cathybroadus4411]

Brother this is the first time ever, I could do this. Outstanding lesson.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Great to hear. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@brianwoodard339]

Um. This is EXACTLY what needed. Excellent video, great visuals, you didn’t kill is with a buildup at the beginning. This most certainly earns a like and subscribe.

[@TheGergeDIY]

Well done lesson. Nice pace and presentation.

[@markomare]

Perfect, tnx man ;)

[@idavidcrawford]

The tab is fantastic!

[@Chimp_No_1]

Incredibly interesting and helpful ! Thank you for sharing !

[@davongs]

Very nice and appreciated lesson. Thanks!! Just wish it referred more to the standard pentatonic shapes 1-5 (or GEDCA if you're into the CAGED system).

[@LP-qi8hs]

Great video and explanations. Thanks.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You are welcome!

[@Born2RiffRock]

That was really good

[@jayroc9933]

Thank you

[@johnmacmillan627]

Excellent. Thanks

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You are welcome!

[@ColdCanadian911]

I’ve been waiting for this!!!! Thank you

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Hope it was worth the wait! 🙏🏼

[@ColdCanadian911]

This is an amazing video and deserves a million views and likes. This video helped to see it all in a better light.
On occasion I even hit the major 7th note at times and it really added some pop to it.

[@DMackey]

This was really helpful!

[@Rynaylorguitar]

I'm so glad!

[@user-wl3tj4ft2v]

Great lesson!!! Been playing a long time and just had the light bulb moment putting together the caged system and the major and minor pentatonic. Great how you explained the shapes. I don't know how I just found your site, but sure glad I did and I'll be subscribing to your Patreon page!

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks so much!

[@punchrunliftoutdoortrainin2871]

Nice lesson, thank you

[@Rynaylorguitar]

You're very welcome

[@chapmanfx8104]

Great lesson subbed

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks for the sub!

[@mausjaus4465]

nice lesson!!

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks! 😃

[@jwilkinson341]

Very useful lesson at the end of it can play something that sounds good

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Great to hear, thanks 🙏🏼

[@mrx-b3i]

great video

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks!

[@trinity95624]

So close! I was good with no tab until the last example!

[@QQQ...QQQ...000_8]

Very good. Unfortunately, some parts not explained in the last example 😞

[@timleem3609]

Hi from Phoenix, Arizona. Good vid but hard to follow when vid and fretboard are opposite to each other. Another UK RUclipsr Jules Guitar makes his vids easy to follow as f/board and vid are synced together. Anyway, appreciate you putting this together……
will check out your channel and may sub.

[@Rynaylorguitar]

Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻

[@butteo]

OK, I know you're not the only one who does this, but I find it confusing following the tutorial because the diagram of the guitar neck doesn't sync with the video (the bottom 6th string is at the bottom in the diagram of the guitar neck but at the top in the video plus the neck is the other way round). What do other people think?

[@Rynaylorguitar]

I've discussed this in previous lesson comment feeds and (unfortunately) I have no intention of changing my approach. The fretboard diagrams are presented so they match what you see on your fretboard as you play (unless you're left-handed). This is the standard approach for all guitar instructional material 🙏🏼

[@timclay8277]

For me it's like watching a teacher and reading tab. Both views make perfect sense.

[@phiddler1]

Whats up is down.and vise versa