Steve Stine Guitar Lesson - One Simple Trick to Killer Pentatonic Solos
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2017
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Man I have to say I have struggled for YEARS to connect the dots. Steve, thank you so much, I have NEVER been able to find a teacher that makes it, well, not exactly EASY but at least as understandable as you. I love how you are able to bring things down to a level that makes me feel like maybe, just maybe, I am not the only one that is not getting it. Really, and truly, thanks.
Practice 21 times then do it again++++++++++++++++++++ +again. 😊
Steve - you're a natural teacher . Your style and tone make it easy to learn, and more importantly, to stay focused and motivated. After watching a few of your videos, I'm confident that this is starting to finally make sense. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you Steve! Your video truly helps with the changes and seeing the solo's make learning this awesome song much more fun!
Just one little note opens up so much more possibilities,love it cheers Steve!
Once again I got a lot out of that lesson.
Thanks mate!!!
Although i suck at guitar, i get pumped when a notification appears that you have uploaded a video.
Thanks again mate!
Fantastic lesson. Thanks for this. I am a typical 'bedroom' guitar player, who every so often ventures to a blues jam night in a bar and then plays the pentatonic to death because I don't know how to make it more interesting. But now I do. Thanks again Steve!
Great!!!! Another tool in my repertoire. Thanks for sharing. Seriously thinking about buying one of your courses as I have learned more in the past 2 days from your RUclips videos than I have in the past 5 years!!!
The blues note and major third really add a lot to the minor pentatonic. These were crucial additions that have really helped me get more creative
A nice idea Steve. Like it. Gonna use it. Thanks for sharing.
Very kool, can't wait to try it out. Thanks Steve
these viedos are fantastic...thanks steve
Thanks Steve. Great information and explained very-well. Peace brother.
One of the things I like best about your tutorials is you go slowly so someone not so experienced can find the pattern you're teaching. For me, that is very helpful. Thanks, and beautiful guitar. It's got a great sound.
Awesome thanks!
thank you steve!
Thanks again Steve ! Best teacher in the world .
For sure
Thank man,I am just getting into scales and looking for things to spice it up a little.
Majoring the third, from minor to major. Fits blues or makes it fit over any minor or major jam.
Keep dispensing the wisdom, my good man.
Thanks Steve.
Thank you very much
...Steve is a God send...
Great video
Killer..Thx bro
I love this guitar btw :D
What a boss!!!
That was hot, real practical too :)
I have been watching all your videos as and when I am able to find the time and I find I am actually learning stuff, which is good, and in time I will sign up for a course not only to learn but to show some appreciation..I would now if I could but got some stuff in my life to sort out.
Thanks for watching, Alex! :-)
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Professor Stine, Ive watched a ton of your stuff and love it all, I look forward to the vids you put out and they help a lot, more so now that I understand the core of scale theory which you partly helped out with. I was wondering if you could tell me what you use to achieve the tone you have in this vid. I have the fender super champ x2 amp that I use now and Garage Band on the mac, if you could help out I would be very grateful. ~One of your youtube students.
You taught something similar to this in another lesson. I've been using it ever since.
Please Steve, could make a video explaining how to use the modes of a certain scale over the chords that come from it? I've read on some forums over the internet, that each mode belongs or can be played over a certain chord because of the intervals and the notes each of them share. For example: the C chord has a major third, a minor fifth and a major seventh, so bearing that in mind, you should see which of the modes of the C major scale has those same intervals and that's the mode that goes with that C major chord. That's what i read.
You're a great teacher and it would be amazing that you'd explain that.
Thanks for your lessons Steve!!!
I wanna vote this guy here as the best guitar teacher award.
oooo love that custom24
great lesson - also first time I've picked out your accent! came through a little more in the video.
Hi Steve. May i ask you which model of prs guitar it is? Sounds so great. Cheers from switzerland. Roger
Absolutely the the best teacher ever... I really cannot understand the six stupid people that dislike this video. Steve is an amazing teacher, with an incredible knowledge and passion. Thx so much for you time.
PRS! I have 3 SE's and LOVE them. All I really changed are the pickups. I really love the Duncan Hot Rodded set. Plenty of growl and if you turn the volume down they play pretty clean if you need that. The pots are pretty bad too but the guitars are really good. I did change the tuners on one and it stays in tune for like a week at a time depending on how hard I beat on it. I've played American PRS's and they do sound better but when you change the tuners and the electronics in an SE it's hard to tell the difference. At least I'm not good enough to see any difference! hehe Another GREAT vid Steve!
AWitty PIlot i have a purple flake SE which sounds great. I do have some issues with tuning, but playing in bars ive sworn off expensive guitars since the headstock got broke on my les paul, the SE is perfect for those scenarios
The note he's adding is the Maj 3 to the minor pentatonic.or the minor 3rd to the Maj pentatonic A 6 note scale. 1-b3-3-5-b7.. the blues note is the flat 5 of minor, or the B3 of Maj. Same difference
Steve, really nice video. Can you please provide us with more of these quick snipets of pentatonic tricks / ideas (for all different positions)videos like this one. No more than 3 minutes or so. It's really helpful in adding colour to the sound. Thank you.
Hi. Thanks for commenting. There are a some videos on pentatonic tricks on the channel. Here's a link to one of them but if you do a search you'll find quite a few. Have fun. 🙂
ruclips.net/video/y7oKlnicDXo/видео.html
I am Jessy from India I am 14 years old I bought fender squier bullet strat online thinner string e is buzzing on 8 7 6 fret what is the solution
Steve, now that some time has passed, how did that PRS hold up in your mind (in terms of its sound and how it feels in your hands, comfort.. playability.. Etc) as compared to your Ibanez's?
Hey Henry!
I really enjoy the PRS guitars for sure, but nothing will ever compare to my Ibanez guitars. I have been playing them since I was 17 and have molded my ability to play around them. But I love to play other guitars here and there to change things up.
I noticed that he alternate picked down and back up until he got to the last two strings. Then he did downstrokes only.
I like it but I got confused when he referred to the fret positions when I was thinking Scale degrees.
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Marty Friedman is the master of adding these "grey" notes outside the box. Good God that is a killer PRS btw.
I like that PRS better than that Ibby
Is that C# a major third?
Yes. He's adding the major 3 to the minor scale. Sometimes you want the 3rd minor, sometimes major. Same concept as combining both scales to make one,. You can achieve the same thing played off the same root A,. A mixolydian for Maj 3rd,. A Dorian when you want a flat 3rd. Combine both these major scales for a Bebop 8note scale. Basically Mixolydian WITH a flat 3rd. Cheers! 🎸
Anyone knows what Prs Steve is playing?
This is a Custom 24
thanks for your reply. how much does it cost?@@stinemusiclessons
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You are welcome and thanks you too :)
you look like rob vam dam
Steve with PRS? did something happend to our solar system?
Your tattoos fits ur ibanez, more brutal you know :)
Led Zepplin, no doubt
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El blues es lo más pedorro que se puede tocar a esta altura en una guitarra. Todo lo que NO SE PAREZCA A BLUES es lo que está bien.