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Attention beginners; everything you need to know (to improvise)(ehh, chords and things but wtf) is right here! I'm 66 years old and already knew all of this but: This is the "singularly" best guitar lesson I have ever seen! It has taken me a lifetime to figure all this out on my own. If you're a beginner, commit all this to memory so that you don't have to think about it; just do it. Wow! The KEY to improvising is right here; look no further. If this doesn't DO IT for you you'll never GET IT. You have seen THE LIGHT! Rock on!
Pretty random but I just started playing guitar, what type of music do you play?
@@carsonjimbob4338Lately I've been working on Brian May's leads (Queen); one would not want to emulate their lifestyle but great musicians; I play the lead on the clap, clap, boom part; love it! Gospel, Country, Blues, Metal, Chet Atkins, BB King, SRV, Motley Crue, Chuck Berry, Hendrix, etc. For example:. The lead in ZZ Top's LaGrange (Billy Gibbons) follows the pentatonic scale in the first of the two leads; in places... note for note. So, I use the pentatonic and major scales of any key to "have notes that will always work...". Basically I use the major pentatonic and minor pentatonic "patterns" or "shapes". Major pentatonic has what I'll call a country sound. Learn all that stuff in this lesson and you're almost done! No crap! Rock on!
One more thing... Most people aren't geniuses. It never hurts to know what the hell you're doing. Why do musicians say "the 3rd, the 5th, etc. ? Know the answer to that! Best wishes!
This guy sucks. He’s trying to show off but he’s not even good
@@noahkim1913 His information is definitive in my opinion. If you already "have all this under your fingers...", good for you! If you don't, consider memorizing every bit of it. Just trying to give you the "keys"; here it is; do what you will...
this lesson is priceless...if lead guitar is eluding you like it did me for years. WATCH THIS LESSON OVER AND OVER !!! you will get it ...just trust this lesson . there is revelation here..may seem cloudy at first ,,just study this and STOP LOOKING FOR THE MAJIC KEY TO SOLO GUITAR...there isn’t one , unless you could call this one .
Now this is how lessons should look like
I always get so excited when Rick Beato makes a video about "basics" -- and so bitterly disappointed when I spend the entire video wondering wtf he's talking about.
This "shift this shape around to get the different modes" was precisely what I needed.
Yeah, I had a fairly technical teacher for only a very short time. I know very little as a result. Just learned a few things in this video. Now sure he is glossing over many things, but in the beginning, that is what you need, some basics to get you going.
my doctor asked me today about scales
i explained chromatic, diatonic and pentatonic.
he had no idea. don't know why he asked.
Halojen - You hit the nail on the head.
yeah I like Rob the teacher better than Rob the guitar player. But that is just me.
Learned more in 19 minutes than I have in a year of trying to teach myself by looking up tabs for songs I like.
Seriously, I learned more in the first 6 minutes of this video than I had practically understood about scales from all other presentations I've seen. Thank you!!!
yep me to mate
It's 9:30am but Rob said to have a beer. Seeing how this is an instructional video I should do what he says 🍻cheers
Gotta start the day right mate!
What??? Another?
Micro Groover29
You're an apt pupil. You'll go far 😉
Drink up!
Absolutely. Won't work properly unless you do exactly as he says.
I’ve played guitar for 11 years without any lessons. I’ve always played by ear and with what felt comfortable. Having the theory explained so carefully and easily by Rob is a massive help. Everything seems so much simpler now
Yea man i feel the same way. He just explained something I tried months to learn, in three minutes.
@Fretboard Burner yea! and the only thing you can teach anyone is how to be a jerk!
Fretboard Burner - you're the epitome of being a moronic dickhead. He enjoys it, so he keeps doing it. Your guitar is probably sitting and collecting dust.
@@funkfan1751 As much of a tool that he came across has, FB does have a point. 11 years is a long time to not take the time to go out and find a book or video on very basic things. I get that guitar is fun but if you truly love it then you'd probably dig out a book or three dozen and figure out the theory behind what does what. As Yngwie used to say, learning scales is like "eating your greens." It's not fun but once you learn them, which isn't hard then you're about an hour away from knowing all your different modes and how to constuct chords.
@Fretboard Burner he's just lying, same as all the other "i play by ear people" all over the web.
Randomly stumbled across this video searching for scales...LOL Oh if we only had this material 25-30 yrs ago! The Struggle was real! (Cassette/CD rewind play, rewind play)
Hands down the best lesson I have found online.
2:24 minor pentatonic
7:39 parallel major scale
11:48 diatonic major scale
Side note: Thank you for getting a manicure before doing these videos, Rob! Not everybody does, but everybody should!
Why did your comment just make me shiver? Stefan G. Bucher
@@MrGordo19731Kindred spirits. For which I'm sorry.
thks
the exact comment I was looking for haha - thanks!
We’re all very impressed
I don't think I've ever seen these concepts described in such a demystifying and practical manner before. Just the right level of theory. Possibly could be a very empowering lesson for beginner/intermediate players.
Sure as hell informative for me, and I don't even own a guitar yet. Soon though....
Definitely agree. I'm a beginner and this video might put me over the hump finally. Gave me a different perspective
@@CertifiedSunset how's it going with the guitar after 2 years?👁
@@spook6473 Haven't had much time to practice sadly due to familial problems, I half learned several songs but never had the real time to sit down and actually learn over the course of months.
My gawd 🔥🔥🔥 finally someone who's talking to US not at US. These scales are really good and your explanations are easy on the ears not some (LOST ROCK DUDE). Thx for keeping it simple
Dear Rob,
You just taught a man how to fish.
I mean, I'm still a looong way from actual fishing, but you have greatly demystified the 'how' part.
Many thanks.
Regards and God bless,
Chris
58 years old. I knew if I kept looking at guitar lessons on youTube, I'd eventually find one that was truly paradigm shifting. THANK YOU!
WTF is wrong with everyone else?
60. Started at 51. Agree.
Age is only real for your body, for you it is nothing but a bad illusion , hence it is never too late, and that is for everyone and everything.
I’m your age and your comment is spot on, and I would also love an answer to your final question. This was like a lightbulb finally going on in my head after I’ve spent my life in the dark on how to actually “implement” modes.
@@ericscaillet2232
Unfortunately, arthritis is easily fooled by illusions.
Dr. Avery USE YOUR ILLUSION!!
This is one of those lessons that brings the pieces of the puzzle together.
I’ve played the guitar for over 15 years now, and I just learned a shit ton from this video lol
As others have said, I learned more in twenty minutes than twenty years. I knew this, I just couldn't put it together. Thanks for the best guitar lesson vid on utube, I'll be back for more.
This has truly blown my mind. I'd always felt overwhelmed and confused by tutorials on scales however you have just made something click in my head. Bravo Sir. Thank you.
Initially I thought a friend of mine had been replaced by alien pod-people 🥜. Instead, I learned he had been studying your video.
He's suddenly playing scales, picking out melodies from recordings, attempting to bend notes. And then he played something more sophisticated sounding ... he said it was a "Dorian" scale. Pod person 👽!
My point... this video helped to unlock a whole new musical dynamic for a self-described strummer. For years, I've offered to help with scales, visualization and improvising. After studying your video, he finally told me he had been too "embarrassed"(???) to ask for help.
He always thought he would have figured it out on his own (by now). He honestly believed you had to be "gifted" in some way to learn this stuff. Nothing ever clicked for him.
Long story short. You've either demystified some key concepts for lots of folks here or you're the alien pod-people overlord. Thanks either way!
My friend is turning 70 this year. Life's too short to let embarrassment get in the way of your goals and it's never too late to learn something new.
So now he's all energized about music theory and more annoying.... "How do you know it's a relative minor? It's always asking for money."
After 30 years of learning this was the best lesson I ever got
I know you're a good player, Rob, but you are an absolutely stunningly good teacher. You were born to do this. Keep it going.
Thank you dude, I really appreciate that - is feedback like this that keeps me going :-)
@@RobChappers Earned. This was a great demonstration of modes. The first 2 sections are needed I guess.... but when you opened the magic box it stared back at everyone "try this". ;) Good work.
Classic Chappers - a goldmine of potential presented in such a way as to make people confident they can tackle it.
For an older beginner like me, probably the most clarifying video ever seen. Please keep on doing more like this!
He did such an excellent job of explaining this. One of the best lessons I've seen. I spent a long time in the late seventies/early eighties beating my way through this stuff with books, mags and so on. He's making the process painless here.
What a really straightforward and practical approach!
Yes at 51- a beginner.. Thank you Rob...This lesson is Gold...what I've been looking for...God Bless
At 62, I have been a guitar owner all my life. This is the lesson that will convert me to a guitar player. Thank you!
I have been playing guitar for decades, literally, and stumbling around like a blind man when it comes to creating a solo. I'm like the guy that types with one finger of each hand knowing he should learn some keyboard skills.
Yes I could eventually come up with some cools stuff but I had no way of knowing how I got there...it was totally trial with much error and then struggling to remember what it was I found with no way to apply it to other songs...each time it was start from scratch all over again.
I knew I needed to learn some theory but it just never worked for me.
A couple days ago I watched this video and now I can't avoid using the things I learned in this lesson! It is remarkable because I feel like I have a cheat code to exploring and creating melody!! Only, unlike getting a cheat code in a video game which invariably ruins the game for me, this new knowledge you have given me has done the opposite for me with regards to music....I am now unbroken for the first time!!
Armed with this new knowledge this morning I found myself taking that third pattern and transposing it to start on the A string, 5th fret, because I was going to play over something in D that was starting there and didn't want to start way up at the tenth fret. So I figured 'D is D...thats the root so learn damn it!'
So I found it works just fine and that's when it all seemed to be so clear for a change. I now have a reference for anything I do or hear...find the root and I'm off and running.....this is SO FUN!
So thank you and well done Mr. Chapman! I am eternally grateful for your spirit and enthusiasm that drives you to offer up such a resource that opened up this path for me that I so wanted to explore for so long. I hope you get all from music that you seek and you continue to help pioneer the musical territories of the internet because you earn it.
Thanks!
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I am replying to you without having watched this entire video because I have been in the same position as you, fiddling with my guitar for 20 years and reaching nowhere when it comes to soloing. I liked the analogy you drew between typing with one hand and mastering the fret board.
Thanks for this comment! Makes me excited to keep practicing these shapes myself! 🤘cheers
Enchilada Jones
Playing for decades???? And you didn't know this in the first month??? OMFG , I feel so sorry for you
Now do the shapes in different areas so you can rip those and boys anywhere on the fretboard. Making solos is tough but so fun!
That is true. I was on my deathbed when a friend rushed in to quickly show me these scales and my life force flowed back into my dying carcass. I am well again. Thank you for warning guitar players everywhere before it was too late for the poor souls. Rob triumphs again.
danmar007 no, if you were born not knowing these things, you never existed. If you want to be a super literal prick, get it right.
Joe, take your meds.
Lol....I felt the exact same way. Life force, restored. 😆😁
Man, I wish I had RUclips when I started learning guitar.
Me too mate. It beats lifting the arm on the turntable to go back a few bars, drop it and go again!!
Funny thing is I’m still playing most of the old stuff with fantastic note by note tutorials.
Fuck. Tell me about it!
I say this to my mate all the time, all we had was books which i didn't understand at the time.
@@paul9570
I got some Hal Leonard book and an acoustic for Christmas when I was 12. . No idea how to tune the damn thing. Book didn't translate too well once my guitar went out of tune, and I didn't pick it up again until I was 18.
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Finally!…. A scale lesson that makes absolute sense. If you are an absolute beginner (only a few weeks in here), just learn a few chords, save this, and keep coming back. It will make sense. This is GOLD! Thank you!
Every guitarist has his own style of playing, which makes each of us who play special. It took me about thirty-five years of playing to take on my style. These are mostly guitarists who play for a long time.Rob can be seen playing very well, but his lessons are good for those people who play short. They are more for beginners
Holy cow , I have been practicing these scale for years. This is the first time i have seen how they work and can be used !
I think this is the best lesson i have had in 50 yeas of playing. THANK YOU !!!
Tom
There are so many scale teaching videos that really come across as nonsense to a beginner. As a person that is just starting to get a feel for the notes on the fretboard, this vid is the first that has ever made a bit of sense to me. Thanks.
Wow. I say that you connected to me a beginner better than any videos out there. Practical application was great. No confusing theories, gives me nose bleed.
I agree with John See below - (at 62) this is the best guitar lesson I've ever seen too - many thanks, Rob!
I’ve been playing for 4 years and never learned a scale. Which explains the plateau I’ve reached. Thank you Rob for an amazing video. I can’t wait to practice this.
And a lightbulb suddenly comes on in a foggy head, all the way up here in Canada. Thanks dude! This lesson is pure gold👍
Wow - learn to play guitar in ONE single video!!!!! Thanks!!!
I've had numerous guitar teachers in the past and I've given up every time. Learnt more in 20mins than I have in any lessons I've paid for. You've inspired me to get a guitar again and have another go!
Using the same three-note-per-string pattern to represent the seven modes - mind blown 🤯 - I learned it as seven different patterns, then I learned the Segovia scales and the CAGED patterns. It’s all finally coming together now - Thank you Chappers !! 🙏
No beer but a cola and chicken and Chinese and chips and carrot.. thanks Rob.. I am from Gloucester but now live in Queensland Australia.
When the penny drops. Jesus christ, i´ve been playing for 30 years. I finally got it. Thanks man. I guess im gonna have to buy a Chapman in support now. Cheers. :D
Holy hell. I learned these scales a while ago, but it wasn't until I watched this that I understood practical ways to apply that knowledge. Well done sir!
“Here’s the G string” without a smirk - well impressed.
No; - but he does grate his teeth a little.
Hee hee.
What an amazing video. I'm going to chew on this lesson for 6 years, progressing the whole time. Your pacing, word economy and video clarity are outstanding. Thank you very much Rob.
Holy Shit Rob, wtf.
I've been stumbling about for the last 30 years using the Pentatonic and bits of the Dorian not knowing what I was doing or how to really use it (didn't even know it was called the Dorian).
This has been the single best guitar lesson I have ever seen.
Shit dude, it just makes sense now. My mind is blown, I'm feeling a little dizzy and light headed thinking about the potential it has opened up for me.
Thank you for posting such a simple and well explained video man.
Thanks rob I've been on and off learning the guitar, I'm an Audio Engineer, so everything I've learned has been through watching and emulation, this explained tons, nobodies told me how to use, the scales, I knew the basic1234,1234 scales from the nut from e to e, now it's like someone turned on the lights. I watch sooo many real excellent internet instructors, but this one showed me the way, I am so psyched...THANKS SO MUCH !!
Jim
I just learned more in 20 minutes than 10 in person lessons.
Just did the same 🤘
For me is was 19 minutes and 14 seconds, thanks to my ad blocker :)
because too many guitar teachers do not understand how to teach and use context in lessons!
Aint that the truth.
@@GuitarsAndSynths My teacher won't teach this stuff unless I ask and then only in small quantities which left me having to know what to ask on my own. I've done better on my own charting out the circle of 5ths and developing a basic mode/root note chart but you need to know the major scale backward and forward for that to work. Lucky for me :))
You just opened my eyes to this understanding. Thank you sir, you're a good man and there isn't many of us left! ;)
iv been playing for years with literally no theory whatsoever, this is massively helpful and straightforward with no BS involved.
cheers Rob!
I’ve been playing guitar on and off for 20 years and this is the most informative lesson I’ve ever seen
Yep. Really on the mark.
I've played for like 8 years and I know almost no musical theory and so much of this made sense to explain the songs I've learned I actually laughed at how simple you made the stuff I didn't quite understand seem. Awesome lesson!
Thank you!!!!! I’ve watched a million videos on scales and you’re the first to make me understand how it works.
This is quite possibly the most helpful video I have ever seen on navigating the fret board. No showing off - very simply explained. Thanks Rob.
15:47 you blew my mind and made sense of magazine articles I read 20 years ago about scales. Great video!
Very intelligent, comprehensive, and thorough way to explain a lot of this stuff.....Bravo! Thank you!
Been playing for 30 years, you just helped me understand what i've been trying to figure out all this time! #MINDBLOWN🧠💥
Ugh.. knew this but You sir have made a world of difference in my journey! The way you explained it showed it... was key to me actually understanding it.. Thank You a year later!
Wow in all my years of playing no one explained these scales to me as well as you! Great Job!
This might be the single most helpful video I’ve seen in all my guitar playing. I’m going to definitely practice these! Thanks Rob!
this is how all guitar lessons should be like for starters. The way he explains is awesome. Kudos my brother for the amazing lesson.
OMG the third diatonic scale is amazing! iv been playing years and this has given me a whole new realm of vibes to play with! awesome! thanks Chappers!
Hi Rob, your instruction delivery, clear speech and pace for this lesson is absolutely spot on. It is vital for the Professor to remember how difficult it can be for the student in the beginning. You completely nailed it. Best wishes and many thanks from the West Country.
I've known the Minor Pentatonic for 23 years and never knew I just had to shift it down like that to make it major! Good work Rob.
I've been playing for 25 years and I mostly use the blues or pentatonic scale. This video has opened up and new exciting world and helped me add new scales other than pentatonic. I've had people try to explain these and it would just not make as much sense to me as the way you explained it. Great video and teaching style!
Rob, This is the greatest video I ever seen on You Tube. You have shown people how to transition into modal playing in an easy and understandable way. Thanks very much.
Awsome Rob. 4 months of weekly lessons in and this just helping me get my head around things evenmore. The skeleton is starting to get some meat on the bones. Many thanks.
20+ years of playing and this is the best lesson I have seen about scales! I hope you delve into modes some more...
Rob, at 45 years of age, regularly playing since I was 11, you've taught me things today. Thank you pal.
I’ve Been trying to “learn” songs on RUclips for over two years. I kinda reached a place where I didn’t know where to go. I feel like my eyes have been opened after watching this video and a couple others today. Now I can learn the scales people used to make songs!
This is brilliant!!! I'm pretty much a middle aged beginner outside of most low end open chords and being able to barre the Em shape, the only one I can move around comfortably! There's enough material here to keep me going for months! Thanks Rob!!
Damn dude🤯 You just demystified YEARS of confusion. Every time someone tried explaining these concepts to me...it never made sense. I’m actually excited about playing again! Thank you🤘🏻 Subscribed👍🏻
Been playing for almost 9 months now. And this just got me 5 levels up. Easy and clean, didn’t know you were chill like that. Thank you!
Thank you for showing how to apply these scales AND easing us right into an example with MODES....all my decades of private lessons, DVD'S, trading riffs with friends and (Most) You Tube lessons never explained this like you just did...Modes are so important when creating moods in songwriting!....THATS excellent teaching. Muchos thanks man
Best guitar lesson you’ll ever get, and it’s free!! Thanks Rob.
Great lesson. I've been playing for 40 years and this is one of the easiest methods I've seen. Keep going :)
Chappers, thank you, thank you, thank you. I've been playing the guitar since I was 12 on an old Gretsch jazz guitar (tan), then moved to learning Classical Spanish Guitar for the next two years, then picked up a white Strat and thought I was God, playing what I heard, felt but mostly imitated people like Clapton, Hendrix, then as time went on Robin Trower and so on. I played in a group for a while, then, my guitarring buddy died when I was 35 and i gave everything up. This year I am 73 so I decided to buy a Start, a Custom Les Paul Black Beauty with three humdingers, and a Custom 1960 'Ice Tea', Straight Gibson, and a Marshall Amp (SS sadly), but my playing was still not up to scratch, so I found a Gibson guitar Course (DVD's + CDs), bought lots of books, etc. Then I happened on your 'You cannot exist without these - 3 Scales lesson'. I learned more watching this with an open mouth, and yes I was hungry too, than my entire sixty years of playing a guitar (badly) it seems. You are awesome and a wonderful, wonderful teacher. (That's coming from a teacher of nearly forty years by the way at college and university level.) You enthralled me and I am so, so grateful to you for making something that looks blistering impressive look so incredible easy. I have now got to make my niot yet arthritic fingers move incredibly fast using those three scales or as you say the 7 Diatonic Modes. At long last, I can now play the guitar the way I want to. Bless you mate.
This is the finest scale lesson and explanation I have had the pleasure to view. The presentation by Rob takes so much of the mystery out of 3 simple scales. Makes me feel like I'm playing real music and not just repetitive scale drills. Your are a great instructor Rob . . . .THANKS!
Greetings from Sweden. These videos are really great, just started playing guitar a few weeks ago and was looking to learn a scale after learning the chords you showed in your last tutorial. The timing of this upload couldn't have been any better!
That was a great video. The guy has really developed a great on screen comfort-ability that makes him easy and fun to learn from. Thanks for the great content Rob.
Great instruction video/class. Possibly one of THE best introductions to actually understand how to start learning lead guitar with simplistic explanations and instructions. Fantastic job!
This 19 minutes totally demystifies the major scales and how to use them all along the fretboard. Thank you Rob!!!!
Best, most complete and interesting explanation on RUclips.
When you move from E major pattern down and describe it as Dorian isn’t it Phrygian because the parent scale is C major ?
I've been playing for 11 years and still that second scale blew my mind
My guy, thanks for doing this type of stuff, I’ve only been playing for a year now and with the videos I watch from you guys, it opens up an entire different world and I can do so much now and I’m definitely happy with my improvement, thanks man. 👍🏻
Your explanation of the diatonic major scale and how to move it to create the different modes is the best I've ever seen. Thank you Rob Chapman!
Rob is always so funny and yet so damn on the money when it comes to sharing his gifts. Top bloke, top musician. Top guitar teacher.
This is terrific man. I’ve always been scared of playing lead (I’m a chord playing singer-songwriter) but this has given me the confidence to start riffing properly. Thank you!
you've just opened up a can of worms as far as where my solos go now i watched this video months ago and the diversity in my soloing just skyrocketed thank you sir for this.
I am beyond this, but I can imagine that for a beginner this is excellent stuff. Very well explained. Young people are fortunate to have this, we had to learn the hard way, there was no internet. Well done Rob, you are an excellent teacher.
Rob you have just explained something that has opened up my playing by miles. Thank you
Really like this Rob. The fact that you have recently put more emphasis on this kind of content is great.
I have been a lifelong student of guitar and I agree with so many of the comments here. This is a great distillation of stuff I have seen before but never quite got to grips with it because there was always too much more information piled on top.
Inspired and inspirational lesson which has set me back on a great new foundation path. Thank you Rob!
Thank you Mr. Rob Chapman, for your articulate and thorough guitar lesson. A real pleasure to watch and learn! You are a life changing guitar teacher! Thank you very much-
Gordon Bennett, as someone else has mentioned I was self taught had a few lessons here and there but even though I written slicks and riffs over the last 17 yrs, this is a massive eye opener! Best of the west South West 🤘
best guitar lesson about scales I ever watched despite being a beginner it is so informative and very well explained thank you so much.
Thank you Rob. Today my understanding of the fret board changed forever. Months of learning scales and chords has just come together. Wow! Thank u!!
Thanks Rob, always love it when people make things easier
That was a killer lesson. Very useful. I had learned these scale shapes, but this took using them to new places. As an intro to modes, i say thank you so much! 🎼 10!
Chapman you inspired me to pick up the guitar again after a year of not playing and selling a guitar for my fiance ring. I just wanted to say thank you so much!
You idiot
The first video in the hundreds I have seen shows the scale with such clarity. Thank you!
Freaking wow. Thanks for CLEARLY and CONCISELY making it easy to understand for a 49 year old newbie. This information is GOLD!!!!! Thank you so much Rob!!!!!!!
one of the best guitar lessons ever, literally the first time I connected the pentatonic major and minor like that
Le Spam - take your meds