SIMPLIFY AND SHRED: WHOLE TONE PATTERNS SKIPPING STRINGS

Did you know that if you skip strings while playing a whole tone scale, it keeps the same exact shape? By doing this, you have a very simple shape you can see and shred over. All while getting some galactic-sounding large intervals without breaking your brain.
This may sound theory heavy, but it's not in practice. Give it a shot.
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[@michaelkiese7794]

5:13 funny you mentioning it, because I really was looking for a way to have people like my solos less. 😂😂😂

[@MrMacGaunaa]

Exactly what I was searching for: I really do need people to like my solos less! :)
Thanks for the best instructional material out there! (No joke)

[@zachgalli9390]

I love this simplistic approach to shredding as well as the other videos. Before I thought melodic minor stuff and everything in Guitar Grimoire would be impossible to learn. This makes it easy

[@nickschuller9861]

Thank you! There is a lack of videos about adding tension by use of whole tone, altered, half whole etc. great video ✌🏼

[@rabinserious1]

This stuff is really useful!

[@eichpil]

¡Gracias!

[@vastrange]

Very cool!

[@stevengrinold3203]

Very cool, thanks Dani!