A Simple Scale that works as a "Musical Dictionary" - Steve Stine Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2015
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Which would you recommend for a guy that’s been playing for over 25 years, can play rhythm with the best of em, has only a rudimentary knowledge of music theory, but sounds like a chimp banging on a piano when trying to play lead? I’ve made it my renewed goal to learn how to be proficient at soloing (learning all the notes, scales, how to play them over chords and when the chords change, etc)
An educated, polite and thorough explanation on RUclips without useless blabbering or showing off? Incredible! Thank you! What a professional!
+KaiTakApproach Not to mention that the tone of the guitar isn't 100% distorted with tons of reverb, echo, etc. This is the way to teach, Steve!
Finally somebody explain this properly thanks a million Great video.
+KaiTakApproach Lol what matters is u learn. It's free info for you, so you don't get to decide wht hte content is :)
this guy is great
+KaiTakApproach ABSOLUTELY !!!
You were born to teach.
+kamaboko1 agreed, a capable teacher makes all the difference.
And we were born to learn.
I think he's I heard him say before he's day job was a high school teacher.
One of the best online instructors on the net in my opinion. This guy is an amazing player and a very skilled teacher as well.
7 years later, wow. What an amazing lesson. So many youtube teachers rush through points that might seem confusing to beginners, such as myself but your thorough explanation is very great! Thank you
ur the best teacher on youtube
+Dogarn The Marauder This comment needs 100,000 thumbs.
+Dogarn The Marauder along with papastache , really good teachers
yeah! even papastache!
+Dogarn The Marauder this guy was born a guitar teacher...he really knows how to break things to it's simplistic form
+Valerie Hayter Music. Theory. Plus, everyone learns differently, so different teachers are better for different students.
Steve Stine is a awesome teacher
Playing 40 years and I am learning from you.Thank you.
Same here! 38 years
30 + for me.
31
I've been playing for 12 so I guess I started kind of early
3 months....Should I work on my tone before doing music theory?
Wow where have you been all my life?
Better late than never!
Thank You so much!
Steve stine . It is simply superb . you are my hero.
The very best teacher not holding him back to give us free REAL PRACTICAL theory
I've watched 20 different videos trying to understand this and this is, by far, the best teaching on the subject. Thanks for posting.
You are an incredible instructor. This stuff has always made my brain hurt but you make it understandable. Too many instructors seem to have the goal of impressing others with their skill rather than teaching. Their egos get in the way of teaching. That can be very frustrating for someone trying to learn. Your style obviously puts the student first and it's not intimidating or frustrating at all. Thanks so much for making these videos.
Keep it coming, you make this fun and easy.
A handful of these videos and my playing and understanding have improved immensely. Learning to play was on my bucket list,
Great place to start your guitar journey!
18:55 of pure information. No showing off or useless chatter. You just earned a subscriber. Thank you!
Again, again, and again, you are THE best teacher i ever had!!!!!!!!!
THANKS MAN!!!!!!
my understanding just shot through the roof listening to this genius! thank you!
This gentleman looks like he's in a black metal band. But he is the nicest guy ever
My teacher in guitar was a metalhead and he was nice. Nicer than some "normal" people.
Mukund Shivakumar as if a nice person in black metal is unusual?
Jessrey Mark Solijon like mick Thompson from slipknot😉
Steve is a class act...he has taught me so much from his free videos.
Judge a book by it's cover much?
I found this to be such an easy way to approach learning the fretboard.
+Gordon Clark That is nice to hear!
Been with you for many years now Steve. Your easy way of teaching is spot on!. Your smooth delivery and profound musical experience has made better players out of all who follow. Words of praise and respect for taking the time to encourage us all. In plain old English, YOU ROCK STEVE THANKS FOR BEING HERE FOR US! There are truly no words to express the appreciation we all feel. Much RESPECT my friend..
You were born to teach guitar. Thank you so much for making it easy.
And he's pretty much teaching us piano too, we just don't know it yet!
I'm not a native at the English language but this man teached me in such a simple, non complicated way with words I could understand and apply everything to my guitar! I've learned so much and never thought it could be actually really fun learning this kind of music theory!! Thank you so much!
Some people just have a natural tendency towards teaching, it's in the tonality of their voice, the way their brains deconstruct concepts and recompose them in a manner that can greatly assist the student to assimilate said concept, and in every facet of their articulation on a subject. To me this chap embodies all that, a great teacher. I've watched so many music theory videos, this is undoubtedly one of the best ones I've seen to date, well done
I'm so glad I found this. I totally understand it and that will make the future lessons easier to absorb and apply. Thanks!
THX! We like your humble attitude,and of course your knowledge of the instrument!
You are hands down one of the best guitar teachers I've found on youtube. Very informative. Thanks
Thanks Steve for your continued great teaching. Been watching for a few years, always great to pull these up for refreshing/cont. learning.
Keep on keeping on...
i really like the way steve is breaking this all down and simplifying it so even i can understand it. Great lesson.
Bro, you are OUTSTANDING . I'm actually enjoying this lesson!! GD bless you and your outstanding work!!!!
OK I knew all of this but this made it 1000x easier than before. Subbed.
This was a great lesson Steve. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge with us!
Thanks Steve for taking time out of your life to help enlighten us. You are appreciated.
Thanks for sharing this information, I've been wanting to start learning music theory and have been abit stuck on what direction to go, then suddenly came across this video and wow, you taught that in such a straight forward way and really easy to understand. I look forward to progressing with you other vids, cheers and keep up the great work 😀
Dude you're a brilliant teacher!! I knew most of this,but the whole dot thing was ground breaking for me! You earned yourself a subscriber.
I love the way you approach your students through these lesson, very imformative straight to the point and very simplistically written out brilliantly! Well done, keep up the great tuition!
Fantastic explanation and a great way to remember and recall notes on a guitar. I have been looking for something like this for a while. Just awesome.
I've finally found a guitar teacher who makes everything make such common sense.
Your the Best Steve !
Excellent video and an absolute must watch for all beginners.
Best teacher I've seen on this topic. Thanks for the reinforcement!
I gonna watch all parts of the lesson. Thanks for this Guitar Zoom. Very helpful!! Subscribed :)
OK I have officially found my new online guitar teacher, my kind of thinking and so i think this will work for me. Thanks heaps boss :)
That was the best lesson I've ever heard. Thank You!
Clear, concise and engaging. Not enough of these on youtube. top stuff
Amazing lesson.!!!! The things that i was struggling for months, you just taught in 18 min. Great teacher found ever on youtube! Great way to teach!Instant subscribed.
Steve, you make all of this easy to understand. Maybe it's because i'm excited to learn as much as possible. Either way, i'm going to practice your techniques, memorize what you tell me to, and take it from there. Wish I could jam and practice with you live, but this is a great alternative. Thanks again bro, Joe.
Great lesson man, spot on, simple to understand thanks!
Dude you are amazing, I can't thank you enough. I've been struggling learning this for years and you made it make sense in minutes. I cannot extend my gratitude far enough, much appreciation.
Very helpful guitar and music theory. ...Steve makes it easy to understand. Fantastic job. Thank you, Steve Stine!!!
Steve my friend: this was one great explanation. WoW. Impressed. joining your FB group already..Cheers! 🍻
8:04 MIND BLOWN :OOOOOOO
Lmfao
+arcykaplanhehe lmao this is funny because it is something only a novice guitar play like us could understand
+ChelseaGrinMan001 to anybody else it is just a guy pointing at a white board like what is he talking about
+arcykaplanhehe what blew it
Sleeping Patterns A sharp and B flat are the same note
Great lesson ! Cuts right through the chase and gets right to the heart of notes. Thanks.
This is by far the best lesson I have sat through. Very easy to understand, thank you so much for you time and thorough explanation.
good work ,,,I'm and old duffer pro player, recommended your channel, to some young upstarts , you make it accessible more musicians in the world the better important to stress that any one can do it with a bit of application,,,
very concise and easy to understand. personally I would never tell a student that there is no such thing as B# or an E#, but I do understand why you said that. I would have said "there is no such thing as a black key after B and E".
again, I appreciate why you made it easy.
+Lonny Sarao If I recall correctly there are circumstances in music where you do refer to a note as B# and E#..I wish I could remember exactly..
They are called enharmonic equivalents
B#=C, E#=F, Just the same as Ab=G# and so forth
Since you only name each letter note once in a diatonic scale, you must refer to C natural as B# when speaking of the key of C#. For exampl, the key of C# is spelled out as: C#-D#-E#-F#-G#-A#-B#
Lonny Sarao
thank you ..that was exactly what I was trying to remember from music theory class 40 yrs ago...it was the fact that you can only use the letter once..also I recall situations with double sharps and flats...This is stuff that hasn't come up in a long time but I can almost still hear my teacher pounding so much into my young brain.If anybody wants to be a good musician I recommend a music school no matter what style or how good they may already be.Smartest move of my life..
Fantastic video for beginners. Simply put, and easy to understand. Thanks I'll pass this on.
I've been looking for something like this a long time. This is very useful, thank you!
Agreed with most other comments here. You were born to teach. Well done and thanks heaps!
+Fiend O'caster Thank you and you are welcome!
Regardless of other comments, you have a very cl;ear and concise manner of teaching.Other less effective attempts are overrated and probably over-compensated. Thank You.
Thanks a lot. You are the only one who explained n detail and helped. Very polite, detailed education. Subscribed.
This is all stuff that I already knew, but now it seems to make a lot more sense! I've watched several of Steve Stine's lessons. That dude is an excellent instructor!
Well said, Steve (as always). Understanding Music Theory is the cornerstone of becoming a competent musician. All of the 'greats' used theory, even though they didn't realize it.
+ASquared007 yeah. people say Hendrix didn't know theory but if you watch any footage of him in the studio writing, arranging, or recording it's obvious he knew a lot about theory.
LevitatorMusic Exactly.
+LevitatorMusic ...Hendrix had a solid grasp of blues and R&B playing...and the creativity to take it beyond the boundaries of the time. It would have been interesting to watch him grow and explore further.
+LevitatorMusic he also was going to fire his drummer and bass players for not understanding the soul theory fundamental in African American music.
Instant subscribe...Definitely...these concepts have been plaguing me for years...you're like a guitarist/humanitarian. Thank you for the basic breakdown (for guitar-dummies)and for your clear, but still pretty detailed instruction...You deserve all those views you are getting. Thank you so much...Michael Caf (Massachusetts).
P.s- u look like a Rocker...are you in a band?...or have any playing out, live videos...I'd love to see/hit some views,if you have any...Thank u :)
Yes, Steve's in a band. Here's a playlist of some of his band footage. :) ruclips.net/p/PLn8Cg_n-kuKAdtMV1sa0L74-Y4SYy8fmV
cool...Thank you for responding and for the link :)
definitely the best teaching style on youtube, justifying each step simply, relating (not just explaining) the intuition clearly, with friendly poise! Thanks dude!
Hands down the best teacher I've come across on RUclips. Thank You!
The Best Guitar Teacher on youtube indeed. Thanks for this Video. :) \m/
Excellent lesson, very well and so clearly explained.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. It open my door to understanding the location of eh notes.
God bless
Although I already know all this stuff, I watched the whole thing because you're such a good teacher. Looking forward to another classes, cheers
KILL'er!!! Thank you so much, second video this morning & you've showed more than else else combined.
Awesome lesson.
You are a very nice and polite person,and a very patient,and professional guitarist and instructor. Thanks.
thank you thank you thank you. You explained this so clearly and simply. I second what another viewer said on here, you are born to teach.
loll
you sayed you have been teacher for about 27 years
i thought you were about 27 years old xD
instant subscribe
+Brad Barham Awesome!
same here :)
Your way of explaining how things are working is awesome - very detailed, but also straight to the point. Excellent - now I am taking a look at your courses on your homepage.
Thanks for your efforts.
Awesome video.. You have done a wonderful job. Thanks for teaching in a cool way. Waiting to see your more videos.
Bruh..Awesome im Sub'n👍🏽🤓
Very helpful. It may sound confusing for beginners but when you get it you ll understand that its really nothing.
MeLexdy I'm scared, haven't started with learning yet cause I'm in school. I started in October in my guitar elective but we didn't learn jack shit of theory and barely any tabs. I began taking it seriously in march when I bought my first electric guitar. My goal is to be able to improvise or to be able to replicate a song just by hearing it. Is that possible? If so, you think it's hard?
Yeah its not as hard as it seems. All you need is to play everyday and invest time. It all comes natural at some point.
There are some steps that you have to take before you reach that level for improvisation.
Your fingers must automatically be place in the optimum spot before every fret, you must learn basic open chords,then learn barr chords , learn the pentatonic A minor.
All pretty small things that need their time but not hard to learn at all (maybe F,Bm barr chord but it becomes easy after a while)
This was by far the best tutorial I've seen yet. You manage to create a very simplistic approach to learning this theory. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.
Subscribed. You explain everything extremely well. Great job of breaking down a musical term into easy to understand terms.
U are great!
hes been teaching for 27 years? wtf did he start teaching at age 5
Steve looks like hes barely 30 years old,music keeps you young!
The Oulawz 14 :: he's 46...i think
PompeyMatt17 46?!?!?!?! Wtf he looks way younger than that.
Diminished, It's the power of music
@@9i9i9i9i9 Steve taught me what diminished means
Your the only one I have found that explains this so clearly. Thanks. Subscribed.
What a great teacher- you explain things so well. Thank you
By the way, there IS such a thing as a B# and an E#... The scale of C# sharp consists of the notes C# - D# - E# - F# - G# - A# - B#...
+Iwan van de Weer It could be so confusing (even counterproductive) for someone who just starting to learn music theory that all tones relativize with sharps and flats on the very beginning! E#, B#, Cb, Fb are the next level.
+GuitarZoom.com C sharp is only noted that way because a letter cannot be repeated when writing out scale. ie cannot have F and F sharp notated. Is this correct Steve?
Exactly Vincenzu Palermitanu. You HAVE to use every note of, let's say, the C major scale seperately. This is also why a scale will never have sharps and flats at the same time. So it's: C major /A minor: no flats or sharps, G major/E minor: 1 sharp, D major/B minor: 2 sharps, A major/F# minor: 3 sharps, E major/C# minor: 4 sharps, B major/G# minor: 5 sharps, F# major/D# minor: 6 sharps, C# major/A# minor: 7 sharps, so here every note of the C major scale gets a sharp (also E# and B#).
Then we've got F major/D minor: 1 flat, B flat major/G minor: 2 flats, E flat major/C minor: 3 flats: A flat major/F minor: 4 flats, D flat major/B flat minor: 5 flats, G flat major/E flat minor: 6 flats, C flat major/A flat minor: 7 flats, where again every note of the C major scale gets a flat.
+GuitarZoom.com excellent observation/instruction
+Iwan van de Were why are you watching this? Obviously above this.
Ahhh knowledge.
Your words are relatable, & your uncomplicated instruction so clear; plus the upbeat tone & encouragement help!
Was able to absorb all of this lesson in theory without intimidation. (Wow did I really just say that?! Lol!) So Thank You!! --- Got my hopes up now!! 🤓
Clear and simple description/explanation of the theory people want to learn. Good job!
I'm confused, where's the H#?
+brigham2250 If there would be a note called H then H sharp would be half step lower than I, or the same as I flat. "Elementary my dear Watson".
Maria Bethania Cabrera Ah, and so the case of the missing musical notes is solved. Holmes, how do you do it?
That'd technically be an A# or Bflat
+brigham2250 5th string bruh
+brigham2250 It's at the 27th fret.
Steve, thank you so much for your video lessons. You have been terrific and a great instructor. I could never quite grasp even this basic music theory until I found your videos and the U.K. video on the Circle of 5ths. This is all finally making sense. THANK YOU!
Dave
Well done easily understood. I have to put a little bit of thought into this since I tune down to D Standard but simple enough. Thanks Steve Stine for your time and lessons.
Steve your videos and programs are phenomenal I'm sure they have changed people's musical lives forever.. I enjoy them all please continue to do what you do.. much thanks
Wow, all these years and I've never had someone teach the notes in such a simple way. You are the best man!
You really understand,how to clear things up,that are complex.Helped me a lot!Thank you very much.Great!
One of the best guitar teacher here on youtube. Keep it up!!!
Can't say enough good things about u Steve, great teacher and above all I appreciate ur humility, brilliant musicianship also 👍🏼
Quality every time man!
Fantastic lesson, man. Really cleared up an extremely simple idea that everyone else has managed to make so complicated! Thanks a lot, brotha.
I love this guy, he sounds so polite and teaching is really effective!!
Thanks Steve for pushing me on. You make it very simple for me. It's a break through.
Yeah are the best I've come across for teaching us what we need to know,basics. I'm hooked now !