3 Pentatonic Exercises Every Guitarist Should Know!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Inject some Speed, Accuracy, and Creativity into your solos with these Pentatonic exercises!
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I love that you put the examples into a solo, nobody ever does that, they just say play the pentatonic and become a god. Thank you
+Wormweed No problem :)
I like to show the motivation for learning "boring" scales 😄
Yeah, they do get a bit boring. And im terrible at not sticking to it.. But hearing you play a good melody in the same spot made it a lot more interesting.
Wormweed I used to find them boring but by time stronger and stronger became the urge to get things right so eventually I got used to boring scale practice. now I'm enjoying every moment of it.
and makes it much easier to apply!! THX Darrel, and thx Wormweed for the lols on your first comment! : "they just say play the pentatonic and become a god."
Wormweed agree with you bro...
love how you added the chomatics at the end. most lessons like this stop short and only focus on the pentatonic notes. you show how to blend other notes in with the pentatonic for some spice.
Simple, informative, clean, starightforward, and extremely useful.
i like how straight forward and succinct your lesson was. not too much talking. straight to the point. the rest is just a matter of practice for a student.
+Alvin Qua-Enoo 👍😀
Great lesson, especially the examples--not just theory!
+hemiheader I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson :)
Darrell, I want to thank you for all of your videos. I was once quite good at guitar and an accident left me with a traumatic brain injury. I lost much of my memory including languages I knew. One of those was music. I have had to teach myself to play the guitar again and I am just now getting to scales and lead guitar. These videos are super helpful! Thanks!
Those fast runs between the a and b strings are what made Kirk Hammett famous during the kill em all and ride the lightening days. Nearly every solo off those two albums have a run similar to what you’re demonstrating
DUDE! this vid is gold bro! this is exactly they kind of vid I have looking for, Everyone shows us scales but noone shows us what to do with them to make them actually sound like something. Thank you SOOOO much! best scale vid on youtube right here!
+Shotokandss Glad to hear it was helpful! 👍👍👍
.. i dnt have a teacher , so it becomes difficult for me to grasp technical knowledge fast ,compared to others ( and thinking of acquiring one ) but, seriously you are hell lot of great teacher for helping others to improve with your teaching way. The way u teach to apply the concept with the example.. for me this is greatest lesson i came across so far on youtube.. thank you :) and happy new year ! bro.. keep up the good work
+Mama Shironi De. Mum I'm glad it helped! Happy new year to you too 👍
DBG does it again ! ! A relaxed, well thought out approach to teaching that covers everything from concept to performance. Good job Dee ! !
the examples of how to use it in a solo are really important. Thank you
+teorock70 👍😀
i knew these scales but it's indeed inspiring that you put them in real context.
+clapton79 Thanks :)
sweeeeeet tutorial man! I love the way you apply the scales in your solo :D keep up the good work man!
Great stuff. I picked up the guitar not too long ago and have been looking to improve my lead playing. I sometimes forget the importance of running scales and figuring out new ways to mix them up, so this is awesome. Thanks.
thanks mr darrell for these exercises.they will help a lot to me in my solos.
+Sreejan Moitra Great to hear! Enjoy :)
Great set of excercises, Darrell, and your putting them into straight forward soloing examples shows how many young students I'm sure you have seen exasperated with scales wondering why they are so important! Also, your finger speed: one day I will have it! Thanks as always!
+Hazenjitsu Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial :)
I try my best to motivate my students by giving practical application to scales 👍
Thank you for simple yet applicable lesson. Cheers from Indonesia.
I just want to thank you because you really make learning simple and fun. Thanks a lot!
+sveikata Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Awesome Lesson man! I can easily see how this will help my speed, accuracy and especially creativity!! Thanks again!
+danlovesmusic Thanks Dan!
Gotta love PRS guitars.
My wallet doesn't.
Ethan Leever
He’s playing a Se version made overseas S Korea or Indonesia which is under $1,000.
love your lessons more than anyone else it helps a lot ,the way u show how to use them .
your lessons are very straightforward that is very good. please upload some videos on sweep picking .
+Bhuwan Sehgal Thanks! I'll add it to my list :)
Darrell Braun Guitar sir can we buy ur worksheet online ?? m from delhi, india nd i have check some music stores but i cant found ur worksheet
+Bhuwan Sehgal Just follow the link in the video description :)
Or go to the Etsy website and search "Darrell Braun Guitar" that will get you to my TAB store 😀
Wonderful tuto. clear, simple, useful. Really good idea to show how to use it in solos. thumbs up.
+Erewän Thanks! 😀
Blown away by this one phenomenal explanation on how to utilize theses techniques great playing
+Mojohand Guitar I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
Great respect to you for all that stuff you put up here and the way you do it.
Its very professional and informative.
Thanks for the kind words CB!
3:39 Mr. Crowley
Thanks for the lesson! Can't wait to use them!!
+Nick Albrecht No problem :)
Start shredding it up! 🎸🔥🔥🔥
Another great video man! I'm going to master this! This is something i've been looking for for a long time and could never find a good lesson for! You are becoming one of my favorite youtube guitarists! Good shit man! :D
+Zach Smith Thanks!
I'm glad you like the channel 👍
I love your videos, Darrell!
+Ben Lucke Thanks!
I'm glad you are enjoying the channel 👍
Great video... I learned so much! These exercises sound great on a Daphne Blue Strat, must be the color!
awesome! really love your lessons. sounded great too.
+lando27music Thanks 😀
Very fine lesson. Need to work on speed picking. Keep up the great lessons!
I know I’m here 3 year later after you published the video, but huuuuge thank you, your lessons the best and it helps me a lot
This is the first practical example showing a pentatonic usage I saw in youtube.
Senthil Kumar U can watch James Shipway guitar tutorials. those have tonnes of examples too :)
great tips dude, amazing job!!
+Lethean676 Thanks!
If I just learn this , then I can finally learn to solo like Ive always wanted to do....
+ROCKNROLLFAN It's a good place to start!
I'll do a longer, more complete lesson on how to improvise in the future :)
Quality stuff! Keep up the good work!
+Pigwigglesworth Thanks! 👍
This ROCKS!
Thank you for all sir.I from Haiti.
Awesome! Great way to practice!
Don't know about the rest of you but the first solo example 1:54-2:23 sounds awesome and would really like to see the tabs for it, minus the pentatonic lick Darrell already showed!!
Hey Mr. Darrel, great lesson man. Been watching a lot of your stuff , and it's really helping me out stand out in my circle. It wud be very much nice if you cud post a link to the backing track or something 😉
thank you for the video it is helping me get batter at lead guitar and soloing
+Ivan Blizzard 😀👍
wow amazing job!!! congratulations.
+lucas carabajal Thanks :)
Excellent approach.
Very awesome! This is perfect for a noob like me, subbed. Thank you very much Darrell
+Chris In Kansas Welcome to the channel! 😁
Thanks man, looking forward to more informative and helpful videos! 🤘
Excellent Job Sir!
+Kelly Hays Thanks Kelly :)
Amazing tips, thank you so much
+Jonas Ferraz 👍 😀
real a very good teacher!
great lesson, thanks Darrell. That was very similar to the lesson I had Wednesday with my instructor. He didn't give me the solos yet just the exercises. I'll practice the solos and hopefully surprise him lol. This is the first of your lessons I've seen. It was excellent thank you.
Steve
+Steven Browne Awesome!
Soloing, improvising, and jamming are such fun aspects of learning guitar :)
thanks for examples💕 i really get it😘
+vidalyn miranda Glad to help ☺
Fantastic vid! Got a new subscriber! :) Keep up the good work!
+Paulo Eduardo Araujo Rocha Thanks for subscribing :) I hope you enjoy the channel!
Great lesson.. very easy to understand.. thanks you!!!
thanks! i loved this
Great tutorial! Highly recommendable!
Outstanding outstanding outstanding
Wow, this is extremely resourceful thank you so much
this has been helpful. Thank you.
+George Shinas Glad to hear it! 😀
Sweet video. Great tutorials.
+alwaysrockn2009 Thanks!
yes . you really give the ear something to connect with , very well done. see , these are the things that someones older brother could kinda do when i was growing up , and appearently i loved the stuff and picked up way too fast to be continuing showing . so many years later and with the net. wala. there you are. if we were kidds with this kind of info being shown whereever. anyway . Here we are and thank you for the support. excellent feel too rock on!!!
Great video and tutorial - Thx a lot!
Also very good: you are using a backing track of one of my favourite "backtrack-producer" :-)
Keep on!
Great lesson and Beautiful guitar 🤗🤘🎸❤
+Joey Nash Thanks Joey!
Darrell Braun Guitar
Your welcome bro ive just subscribed 🤗🤗😉
+Joey Nash Welcome aboard! 👍
Really nice workout dude!, I already knew first two exersices but I never tought of using chromatic notes before. I mean, I just use the chromatic notes on the A and G string...
Nice way to change things up a little!
+Leandro Vásquez Vega Thanks!
Yeah, those are fun to add a little musical interest to a solo :)
Beautiful man thank you so much
Obrigado, Mestre! Estou aprendendo muito com suas aulas!
Very pleasing to watch this video as I also own the same guitar Custom se 24
+Sajib Chowdhury 👍 Great guitars!
thank u mr. darrel....awesome !
I'm totally abeginner on guitar I'm a singer but I've allways wanted to be able to rip a lead out like Zack Wild..your vids are awesome...I appreciate your help learning..even tho I know nothing it wasn't to difficult to keep up with what you were saying... but I've got a long way to go ...I subscribed to yachannel..I've got a lot I can learn from ya
+Roger Baker Welcome to the channel!
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos ☺
I love your solos
+Hassan Ameedy Thanks Hassan :)
thank's Darrel. I am waiting your next vidio
+Harahap Sulpan Look for a new one each Monday ☺
Nice video. I agree with some of the other comments...it's great to see you apply the exercises in a real solo. This is the third or fourth of your videos I've seen, and I like them all, so I subscribed. If you wouldn't mind an off topic question: I'm currently using the demo's of Bias FX and TH3. I'm not crazy about TH3, although some of it's presets aren't too bad. In their favor, however, is that their demo is a full version. Bias FX's Demo is pretty limited. I don't feel like I'm able to really evaluate Bias FX because lots of the amps and effects aren't available in the demo. Can you share your thoughts, especially on how it compares to TH3, if you have had any experience with that program? Which version of Bias FX are you using, desktop or professional? Sorry if you have covered this in another video, I haven't yet had an opportunity to go through your whole channel!
+NorthTXMountainbiker Thanks for subscribing :)
Unfortunately, I haven't used TH3. I currently am using BIAS fx desktop, and S-Gear. They are similar in terms of sound quality, but BIAS has way more options, and amps / pedals.
in my favorites. thank you. great instruction.
More motivational that most pentatonic tutorials. But still, picked up a guitar 4 months ago, playing it all the time, but to me practicing scales is too boring. Hopefully I kick myself in the balls and get on with it
Francis Ducharme , if you dont practice scales you won't get very far with playing, it will help you heaps if you are ever in a situation of jaming with people, playing guitar is the same as learning a language, yes you have only been playing for four months thats great, but it aint going to get any better , if learning scales boars you... then learn the drums or somthing,
wade turner most blues players didn't even know scales. B.B. King for an example
Just bashing away at scales is a great way to start building crucial music theory that can be used to build practical solos, you should also be learning the notes in the scales at the same time. If all you want to do is play chords over KISS songs it's OK, but if you want to grow musically these are staples.
Very good the vídeo I'm learned much Thank
WOW!!!! Awesome!!!
+Neha Agarwal Thanks :)
Good stuff man !
Sjoerd from the Netherlands
+Sjoerd Zwerver Hi!
Glad you liked the video 👍
"Fantastic Monday"
Phoenix Decim oxymoron
You inspired me so so much. I need to buy my guitar very soon !!
JUST TOO GOOD....
Just to make sure, we can use all these examples and practice it with any A Minor backtracks?
brilliant lesson!
Just found your channel, i know most of these riffs and have a great time relisten to them. but you add just i bit more to my sound sytle that i need. a polish of sorts. Great job !!!
+powerbylight futureisnow Thanks!
Welcome to the channel! ☺
This is a fantastic video!!
thanks I love jazz videos
A great tutorial ... enough said!
+chiko osaka Thanks Chiko!
thank you !
+alp eren I'm glad you liked the video 😀👍
I love you video man.....i have learn something new...
Thanks man!
Thanks man, beautiful.
I bought the exercises which I've started into and I believe they will be a helpful augmentation to my present learning needs... I was wondering if there is a video of the 16th Hammer/Pull exercise.. I trying it but not really sure what it's meant to sound like "up to speed" ... (or even rhythmically fluent)?
great video. I'm gonna practice right now. thanks. 🤘
+Nestor Mendoza 😁 Nice!
Better than the last one!! 😯
Thank you for the example . Learn it play it.
Great lesson thanks
+Hoof Hearted 👍
Many thanks!
+u u 👍😀
Very good exercises
+Doni Kusuma Thanks!
I put those solos on .75 and they sound EVEN better than original. Good job on the tutorial.
Hello, I'm brazilian! And congratulations for the video....My english is bad, but I understood the exercises and I liked the exemples on the playbacks...
+Wesley Ozaki Welcome to the channel Wesley :)
Wesley Ozaki Congratulations for the video? What does that mean? lol
201/5000 Because
the video was well recorded, the audio well mixed and the explanations,
even for those who do not speak English fluently can understand, just
like me, that using google translate to write to you .... lol
Great video. I'll be pulling down the exercises. Thank you. As an aside, can you do a video on your finger nails? How do you maintain them and not break them?
+JasonFiske I'm glad you liked the lesson 👍
Man, keeping my fingernails in good shape is tough!
I'll add it to my list of videos to shoot :)
Darrell, that PRS is absolutely beautiful! I didn't know they make SE's in this color, do you know what year this model was made?
+Meir It is a 2014 :)
Very nice tutorial
Fabulous love it