You said it’s so obvious and info is everywhere that first finger is for minor and little is for major but this is the first time I saw it explained in such way that I understood it. Major and relative minor make a lot of sense now. You are really good. Thanks again
Very nice. I just started playing again as well after not playing for over a decade! I stumbled across your video and you snagged me with those Marshall heads! Nice les Paul by the way.
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You said it’s so obvious and info is everywhere that first finger is for minor and little is for major but this is the first time I saw it explained in such way that I understood it. Major and relative minor make a lot of sense now. You are really good. Thanks again
Yeah you could be right. I suppose when I see it elsewhere it's easy when I already know it
Just learning again after not playing for decades and that was super helpful
Great to hear!
Very nice. I just started playing again as well after not playing for over a decade! I stumbled across your video and you snagged me with those Marshall heads! Nice les Paul by the way.
Hi there! Yep I have way too many, even another few in the shop. The Les Paul is a stock 60s standard reissue, but yeah they are beautiful
@@RizHallowes No such thing as too many Guitars or Amplifiers!
@@ArsenalOfSignals haha true. My other videos have other wall room the collection goes on 😆
@@RizHallowes I will check that out I Love Gear!
love it
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How do you know which 2 notes to take out or is it arbitrary?
@@robertwynne5944 hi, not arbitrary. It's the 4th and 7th of the major scale.
50% correct 50% lazzy
Yep it's true. If someone got amazingly good at this position I can't imagine they would stop there