Why is your channel so criminally underrated? Your channel is like a dictionary to learn prog metal. It gives a fresh perspective and motivation to approach guitar learning.
Very useful lesson...in my DIY manner I isolate 3 notes from a scale....say Phrygian, that will have 5 positions to explore along the neck; so then I have a series of 'triads'..I then associate standard chords on each positions. I then have a progression to practice to which I can add extra notes from the original scale I was looking at to colour and enrich. I wouldn't know all the notes names I play - that pisses me off quite a bit - but the end result is often interesting and let's me practice a riff with melody and lead fragments....if I make sense! I only have basic notions of theory but I see shapes and patterns on the neck....like geometrical shapes, I repeat them and slightly alter them and I get something to get lost into. I do this for different scales. Pattern and shapes often overlap and are shared between chords and scales...so shape = sound. It may sounds heretic to musicians but I get to practice a lot more in this way and I get a sense of discovery. Thanks mate it is always interesting what you dispense. Moi! 👽🤘
Great content, i love how clean your editing style is, really compliments the information presented in this types of videos. would love to see your take on how to develop full lead guitar melodies starting from a simple idea
at 9:40 when you talk about scales, are you talking about the scale of that specific chord? or the scale of the key that the chords are diatonically fitting in? Wasnt sure if all these chords and extra notes being played were all diatonic to 1 key.
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Why is your channel so criminally underrated? Your channel is like a dictionary to learn prog metal. It gives a fresh perspective and motivation to approach guitar learning.
Very useful lesson...in my DIY manner I isolate 3 notes from a scale....say Phrygian, that will have 5 positions to explore along the neck; so then I have a series of 'triads'..I then associate standard chords on each positions. I then have a progression to practice to which I can add extra notes from the original scale I was looking at to colour and enrich. I wouldn't know all the notes names I play - that pisses me off quite a bit - but the end result is often interesting and let's me practice a riff with melody and lead fragments....if I make sense!
I only have basic notions of theory but I see shapes and patterns on the neck....like geometrical shapes, I repeat them and slightly alter them and I get something to get lost into. I do this for different scales. Pattern and shapes often overlap and are shared between chords and scales...so shape = sound.
It may sounds heretic to musicians but I get to practice a lot more in this way and I get a sense of discovery.
Thanks mate it is always interesting what you dispense.
Moi!
👽🤘
Great content, i love how clean your editing style is, really compliments the information presented in this types of videos.
would love to see your take on how to develop full lead guitar melodies starting from a simple idea
Plini made a great serie of videos explaining that. Search « Plini Guitar World »
That kind of content really make my day as guitarist... Really appreciate it 👌
at 9:40 when you talk about scales, are you talking about the scale of that specific chord? or the scale of the key that the chords are diatonically fitting in? Wasnt sure if all these chords and extra notes being played were all diatonic to 1 key.
Nice video. I’m now just learning Major and minor Triads at the moment. And their spread(open) triad inversions.
Great lesson Giuseppi. I'm learning a lot from you.
Awesome video, and great job with the overlays on the video itself, they're very cool.
man, you've really upped your editing on these videos. great job
Totally worth it for the time, Great content.
7:57 was a Em9 not a Cm9, or am i not considering something
Em9 !
Thanks. This is nice!
👌Cool new stuff for me man🤘
❤❤ wonderful lesson
what scales/modes do you reccomend for this type of prog? something like lydian?
How come no one’s mentioning “how to come”?
Yeah! I clicked on the video because I was like...how to what?!
How to what with prog chord progressions? 😂
SUS🤣🤣🤣
Those must be really good chords
Ambatukaaam