Paul Gilbert String Skipping Lesson

In this lesson I demonstrate how to use major triads to create Paul Gilbert inspired string skipping arpeggio sequence. This idea sounds interesting when outlining a minor pentatonic scale. The best ideas are simple and effective. Like and subscribe is always appreciated. Get access to FREE tabs by following the Google Drive link at the top of the page. The guitar is tuned down 1 whole step DGCFAD from low to high.
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[@fenderlead1]

Maybe point out you are fingering Am pentatonic but you are tuned down a step? :)

[@mattmillerguitar]

You're absolutely correct. I forgot to mention that. Thank you for bearing with me. I appreciate the feedback and watching the video. I will put that information in the description. Cheers