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HOW TO MIX THE MAJOR AND MINOR PENTATONIC SCALE// RUSTYS GUITAR// IMPROVISATION LESSON
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- In today's video guitar lesson I will give you some ideas on how to mix the major and minor pentatonic. Mixing these scales together is the key for a lot of solo improvisation. Using the D,C and G chords in a southern rock groove in the style of the song Can't You See. We will really focus on the D note all over the fretboard and build solo ideas from there! Here is a link to the backing track I used at the end of the video. • Can't You See » Backin... .
Video Lesson Contents
0:00 How to mix the major and minor pentatonic scales together lesson intro.
1:41 D minor and D major pentatonic scales in- close break down
2:56 How to target the root note D all over the fretboard
4:42 In-close Blending the D major and D minor pentatonic scales together
9:36 Southern rock solo ideas over a "Can't You See" style backing track
Hope you take away some solo ideas from the video lesson! Here is a link to a full performance video. CANT YOU SEE BACKING TRACK JAM
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Good insights for aspiring talents.
@@devasiamunjely I’m happy to help! Thanks a lot for checking out the video👍
Thank you Rusty for another informative & easy to follow lesson. Your lessons are really helpful in my guitar journey. Thanks again! Happy Sunday.
Thanks Matt! Your comment means a lot! I appreciate your support! Enjoy your week buddy 👍
Can’t you see ? Oooo can’t you see ? What that pentatonic been doing to me !!
That’s a good one Jamie! I love that song and that playing style for sure! Thanks man 👍
That’s songs in D as well so makes sense you heard that
I know right that’s what I heard too 🤣 ruclips.net/video/dlc6xCPx60U/видео.html a lot of his younger audience wouldn’t hear that he has those licks down luv it😎great teacher❤
Like10 hello friend wow fantastic performance and wonderful playing guitar amazing🎶🎶🎶💞❤️
Thanks! Glad you liked the lesson 👍
Brilliant tutorial Rusty mate 👍🏻 you’re making it look so easy again 😂 I’ve gone through this a couple of times and have ‘borrowed’ a couple of licks. It’s starting to sound really quite good 👍🏻 thank you and enjoy the rest of your Sunday 👍🏻🏴🎸
So glad you liked the lesson buddy! You can borrow or steal any licks because I probably stole them from someone else! Haha! Enjoy your week ahead buddy 👍
Lots of Toy Caldwell influence in this! Love it!
I love that Marshall Tucker sound!!! Thanks for the comment Jay! Have a great week ✌️
Awesome Instructional Video for mixing Min. & Maj. Pent. Scales, Thank you Rusty, Very Enlightening!
Thank you, Mark! I’m glad you got something from the video! Talk to you soon👍
Rusty rippin it !!Much respect thanks for everything you do!
Thanks man! I appreciate the comment. See you soon.👍
Terrific lesson!!
I appreciate that Bill! Hope you take away some ideas! Enjoy your week 👍
I'm going to keep watching this lesson until it sinks in. Great lesson. Thanks Rusty
Take it in bite size pieces! Thanks Tony 👍
You sure make it all look so easy Rusty! 🎸🤗Beatles💕Girl Karen
Hey Karen, when I having fun playing the guitar it is easy! It’s like an extension of me! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos Karen❤️
@@rustysguitar1 your presentations are very clear!
Aw! That’s so kind of you to say Karen! Thanks so much❤️
Great tutorial, Rusty! Enjoyed this. 👍🏻😀
Thanks for checking out the video ladies! Really appreciate you leaving this comment! Blessings to you both🙏
I have been watching Rusty’s guitar videos for awhile now. I’ve never interacted with them until right now by liking and commenting,sharing, that’s all he asks for?
This guy is the BOB ROSS of guitar instruction!! Bob unknowingly influenced my life through the canvas on late night Public Broadcasting with his effortlessly positive disposition and excitement for the craft he had humbly mastered right before our eyes. I say unknowingly because I don’t think Bob ever really had a clue of the reach and power that his influence would yield for years to come. So,,while I’m still able to appreciate Rusty’s Guitar I want to let him know what an amazing gift that he is sharing with all of us. Above the humble and pessimistic attitude he takes with the whole concept and the down to earth and understandable instructions that everyone picking plucking strumming or shredding can relate to, it’s his genuine excitement and motivating demeanor that is infectious and inspiring. His quiet and calm way of communicating all this with his audience is what likens him to Bob so much for me. What an opportunity I would be wasting by not letting him know that I’m watching, learning, and growing from his contribution. Thank you Rusty. If there is a saint for the six string I’d expect you’ve earned that title. St.Rusty Six Strings. May all your compositions be in harmony, all your axes be in perfect tune, and all your necks be straight and true, Rock on!
Hey Danial, wow I really appreciate this uplifting message!!! I absolutely love what I do, and I’m really glad that it shows! Only a handful of people comment but I know like you said that there’s many others that watch and learn consistently! I want to thank you for the kind words and support to me and my channel. Let’s keep rockin together in 2024. Have a great rest of your weekend. talk to you soon.😎
Thanks for the lesson. 👍
Glad you liked the lesson! Thanks man 👍
Stuck as a low end intermediate forever. Your lessons give me hope! Thanks as well for the backing track link! I wish you the best, Rusty!
Hey William, the best thing to work on is the fretboard. Visualize and learn the notes as you practice. And I promise you will move forward. Thanks so much for checking out my lesson. Have a great rest of your week.👌
Beautiful Can't You See improv!
I love that song! It is fun to play around that chord progression! Thanks 👍
I just accidentally found this site. Finally someone has put the fretboard into perspective. Rusty is an exceptional guitar player and teacher. The light bulbs are flashing. Wow I just want to keep playing and learning. I have bought many courses but none have explained things systematically and simply as Rusty. I now understand why chords and scales work together. I never had a clue what I was doing and just started back at guitar after many years. Rustys approach makes you want to learn and practice. I never understood what a root note was nor its importance. How the major and minor scales go together and take playing to a higher level. I was in a rut just playing one scale. Practice was boring and going nowhere. I am now on a completely new road and its up to me to practice and not be afraid to try anything new. Thank you Rusty and keep the lessons coming. If you truely want to progress in guitar playing then check out Rustys channel and be prepared to work. Its not the guitar but the player and with these tools you cant help but excel in playing.
Ron
Hey Ron, i’m really glad you got something from the lesson! It sounds like you were excited again about playing. That’s awesome! We don’t necessarily need deep theory, but we definitely need a foundation. Keep rockin my friend and let’s talk soon.👍
Another superb presentation Rusty 👍👍🎸🎸
Greatly appreciated Tony 👍
Been looking forward to this video since the last one. Thanks rusty. I been working on my pentatonic scales and your videos truly help so much. Cant wait to see what's in the bag for next week!! Thanks again rusty
So glad you are learning from the lesson videos Shane! If you have any questions please let me know anytime! Your support is greatly appreciated buddy! Have a great week ahead 👍
@@rustysguitar1 thank you. You have a wonderful week ahead yourself buddy. See ya on your next video
Awesome improvisation guitar lesson. Thank you for sharing my friend. Love it.
Thanks so much! Glad you liked the lesson 👍
Hi Rusty, you demonstrated some great sounding ideas in this video. I enjoyed your “noodling” the last few moments. Thanks for you effort in putting these videos together. God bless!
Hey Michael, This was a fun video to make! So glad you like the video lessons! Thanks for your support! Much appreciated buddy! Blessings to you also Michael 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I don't know rusty just listing to you play blows me away thank you again for giving me the inspiration to learn 🙏
Well, that’s kind of you to say, Bob! I appreciate you checking out my videos. Have a great weekend buddy.👍
A pleasure sir
Brilliant and imperative scenario.
You Got Awesome skills. Glad you broke down pen scales and how to apply them on chords. You made it easy for me.
Hey Arturo, so glad you liked the lesson! Your support is greatly appreciated man 👍
Great and helpful video Rusty.
I appreciate that Ben! Thanks 👍
Oh ... nice ideas !!! 🙂😊😀
Well done, Maestro !!! 🙂😊😀
Thanks Gerry 👍
One of your best lessons Rusty! Good info and easy to follow. Thank you
So glad to hear that John! Thanks a lot buddy 👍
Marvelouse!!❤ thank you, Rusty!!
Thanks a lot for watching! Hope you have a great Sunday🙏
I'm late to the show but glad I made it!! Great instruction, appreciated!!
Glad you found it also! I appreciate your support! Thank you ✌️
SWEET! Good Job Rusty.
Thanks so much! Happy to read your message 👍
A valuable lesson indeed Thanks Rusty
Many thanks Jimmy 👍
Loved this lesson Rusty but made the mistake of watching in late at night and had to grab my guitar, then I was up to the early hours playing along to this video😆 love your phrasing and sliding and double stops, looking forward to watching your other videos Rusty…👍
Glad to hear it TC! I’ve done that before. I get excited about learning a new technique and I’m doing it for hours. I’m happy you got something from the video! Thanks for taking the time to watch my lessons and enjoy the rest of your week.👍
Great video Rusty, the way you show it always look very easy :)
It’s probably the most fun I’ve had making a Lesson video! Just a simple fun style to play! I appreciate your comment Bert! Thanks man 👍
Great ideas for solo.🎸🎶 I watched the whole video, amazed by your playing, Rusty.😍🎸🔥 Great tutorial for sure!👍🌟
Much appreciated Colourful Girl! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos! Hope you have a great weekend ❤️
Your tutorials are always really interesting. I enjoyed it a lot. Nice explanations, Rusty. I wish you a great weekend. ☺️🎶
Hey Michelle, I always appreciate your support! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos! Enjoy your weekend also!❤️
Great lesson so clear to understand thanks again👍🏻
I’m happy to help! Thanks 👍
Brilliant tutorial. It will really help.
Thank you dear.
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍
This is so awesome! I have been stuck on this marshall tucker song and this is exactly what I needed! you are an excellent instructor...
I also love that classic chord, progression! I’m happy to help! Catch you later😎
What a great performance! I love your performance!
Much appreciated! Thank you 👍
Wonderful share! Have a nice day!
Thank you for the wonderful comment 👍
Another fantastic lesson!! thank you!!!
I’m happy to hear that you liked the lesson! And you’re very welcome👌
Another pretty sweet lesson!!! Thank you!
Thanks Nathan! Much appreciated buddy! Have a great Week ✌️
Rusty,
Never really tired to play in the major pentatonic scale. And trying to combine both minor and major scales seem impossible. But you made it easy and fun. Thanks
So good to hear it! Mixing the scales together is the heart of most guitar players. Rock on buddy 👍
Спасибо Вам за Самые Лучшие уроки!
Так просто и всё понятно. 👍👍👍
Дай Бог вам Крепкого Здоровья 🙏
I appreciate your kind words! Thanks so much and have an awesome day✌️
Love these major/minor mix lessons! You make it look effortless 😆🙏🏼
Thanks very much Carl! Glad you liked the lesson ✌️
Great video, I got a hell of a lot out of this one!
I really do appreciate that Paul! Thanks buddy 👍
Great work have a good weekend thanks share
Glad you liked the lesson! Thanks so much 👍
Great lesson Rusty
Glad to hear it John! Thanks buddy 👍
Great work Man 👊🎸
Thanks for your support Fabio 👍
You play smoothly with soul. It’s great to listen to and your vibrato is excellent. I’m working on copying some of your licks and vibrato with my index finger. It’s tough but I’m not giving up. 😅 I’m glad you mentioned how much time you’ve spent on certain licks. It helps me from getting discouraged.
Keep working at it Marc! But have fun! Glad you are on the guitar playing journey with me! Enjoy your weekend ✌️
Great lessons as always
I appreciate your support Jay! Thanks a lot man✌️
Great stuff Rusty!
Thanks a lot, Terry! Later buddy👌
Hi Rusty another great toturial as always, this is very helpful, thanks for sharing this to us and for keep inspiring us, best regards to you 😊🎵🎶💯👍
Thanks so much! Enjoy your week 👍
Thanks man , I’m learning alot from you , and it feels great !
You’re welcome! Thank you Jerry 👍
First time I’ve seen your Channel Rusty! Great stuff dude! 🤜🏻
I really do appreciate your comment man! Thanks so much! Enjoy your week 👍
Awesome mate just watched on the telly. Nice one Rusty 😀👍
I appreciate you watching the lesson Leeroy! Thanks man 👍
Love this lesson
Thank you John! I really appreciate the support buddy 👍
Good stuff Rusty. The next step is to be able to switch between major and minor in mid lick, instead of playing a lick in one, then another in the other. Perhaps you could also do a video on using "theme and variations" when writing melodies and improvising.
Thanks David, yes I will definitely expand those topics in some upcoming lessons! Enjoy your weekend ✌️
Superb guitar solo technique. Very nice to hear. Bravo to you for your musicality. Like
Thank you! I appreciate your comment! Enjoy your week ❤️
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I’m getting old so my fingers don’t feel so agile! But this is a fun style and easy to flow around the neck for sure! Thanks so much and enjoy your week ahead👍
Hi Rusty, great tutorial, thank you for sharing
Thanks so much! I appreciate that! Enjoy the rest of your week 👍
Great demo, Rusty! Thanks!
Thank you! Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
@@rustysguitar1 Thank you! You as well!
I watch a lot of guitarist to try learn more you so far my friend are my favorite
Thanks so much! I’m happy to hear it! Keep rockin Donnalee 👌
Do you have any videos on looper pedals I am trying to learn how to use mine for live performances
How To Use a loop pedal for guitar practice
ruclips.net/video/ywPRAV_fQgk/видео.html. I just have this one here. It’s more for practice. But you might get some ideas from it. I appreciate you checking out my videos. This looper is great for live application for sure. 👍
Thank you I am learning so much from you your teaching style is impeccable 👌 I really understand your style it's helping me to get unstuck
It's good tutorial very usefull l like it so much❤❤❤
I so glaad for sharing big like like for u
Glad you liked the lesson video! Thank you 👍
I love everything about it
I’m really glad to hear that! Thanks and enjoy your Sunday🙏
Woow Exellent 🤟👍
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍
Hello my friend 🤭💞 I'm your new subscriber 💞 Keep uploading more videos like this. It will make the world a better place guaranteed. I'm here to support to your journey. Wishing you all the best. Always stay safe and connected 💞.
Thank you for your support! Greatly appreciated 👍
Yer vibrato game is strong bro🔥👍
Thank you! I appreciate that!👍
Your so awesome😍 I was so amaze the first time I watch your vid. OMG It's was like crazy good. Now I'm gonna watch all you r videos that's for sure🥰👌❤️
Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that! 👍
Very well explained Rusty I'm very guilty of mixing scales together 👍
All good players mix those scales! Thanks for watching Riffer 👍
Wow awesome 👏👏👏 stay connected
Thank you 👍
S M O O T H S W I T C H !
love this
Thanks bro 😎
sounds great!
Cool! Glad to hear that! Thanks buddy👍
Thank you very much Rusty. Very good advice to combine major and minor pentatonic. I start feeling confident with the minor pentatonic, but it will take me a while to develop the major pentatonic. Probably when I get home, I have to draw it first in a piece of paper and trying to make sense out of it. Cheers from Indonesia.
Just take the D note in two different areas of the fretboard and build small phrases in those areas. Major and minor. At first don’t try to use the whole scale just do small sections of it. That’s how I learned early on. Try to target the D note! Greetings from the USA! Thanks buddy 👍
Thanks again, Rusty ! Note to self 1:38
You’re welcome Jim! I’m happy to hear that you’re taking away some ideas from the lesson. Thanks for watching.👍
Great tutorial as usual👍😎,wish I'd had some of this type of thing available years ago when my hands were more flexible😲
You and me both! Thanks a lot for checking out the video Dave. Have a great weekend.😎
Very nice ~~ like149
Thank you so much
Thanks for watching the lesson! Much appreciated ❤️
Nice guitar lesson. See you.
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍
Hi Rusty, great subject matter and playing examples today! 👍🏻👏🏻🙌🏻
Thanks Mike! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos! Enjoy your Sunday buddy!🙏
Rusty, your lessons and tone are just fantastic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
I appreciate that Aaron! This comment means a lot man! Thanks so much 👍
@@rustysguitar1 thank you sir. I'd be more than happy to try and glean as much as I can!
@@aaronp6426 Thanks man! I do the same thing I search out other players and learn what I can from them! Blessings Aaron 🙏
Little tip your hat to Marshall Trucker Band very nice.
Definitely! Great band and Toy was such a great player! Thanks for your comment 👍
Fantastic lesson Rusty very useful lesson , I think it's very important to mix the major and minor pentatonic's for the sake of colour , variety , mood and to avoid repetition , great playing and tutorial with that great tone that you always bring well done my friend 🎸👏👏🙏🏻🎸
Well said Trevor! I really only use the Major and minor pentatonic scales and just add other color notes to those. You definitely use those scales all the time! Thanks for this great comment man 👍
@@rustysguitar1 You're welcome
Happy Christmas Rusty. I like all your lessons but find this one especially helpful. Suddenly sound like The Marshall Tucker Band. Can't be bad!!! Thanks
Glad to hear it Del! I love the Marshall Tucker sound! Thanks and enjoy your holiday season 🙏
Great 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰
Thank you 👍
Excellent been looking to somewhat figure out the way you work your riff's that go on an on love it 🌴
That’s actually a great topic for a Lesson Jay! I’m actually repeating notes for the most part. I really appreciate this feedback. You’ve given me some good ideas! Let’s talk soon my guitar buddy.😎
Very good man..I'm practicing in every key ..one key at a time
You are doing it the right way! You will get a lot of confidence as you learn ideas in every key! I really appreciate you checking out my videos. Have a great rest of your week.👍
@@rustysguitar1 thanks you too
Just discovered your channel, enjoyed it. Sounds like a little Dickie Bets influence there. You did good, I'll be watching for more.👍
I really do appreciate your comment! Yes I love me some Allman brothers for sure! Thanks so much for your support and enjoy your weekend👍
I hear that too. Is has that Dickie Betts (Mixo) sound.
Video hài quả anh ơi 👍👍 chúc anh buổi tối vui vẻ nhẹ 👍💯🔔🔔
I appreciate your support! Thanks 👍
Liked your phrasing at the end there, would be good to go into some detail about those chord fragment connectors that you use to shift between boxes, ie how to play them/finger positioning.
Hey Tom, you are totally right! There are some other lessons that I didn’t break things down very well! I break down some of those ideas in some upcoming lessons! Thanks so much for the feedback! Happy New Year 🎈
Fantastic stuff definitely a sub from 👍🎸
Hey Paul! Thanks a lot man! I appreciate the support buddy 👍
Qué buen gusto tienes tocando !👍
Thanks so much! Greatly appreciated 👍
Great lesson, Rusty! I'm starting to learn to mix both major and minor pentatonic scales and this lesson helped. I like the idea of going back and forth from major and then getting a little sad on the minor scale. 😅
Glad you got something from the lesson Kevin! I really appreciate the comment buddy! 👍
Love u man
Thanks for checking in! Later ✌️
Good videos friends 👍👍👍👍
Thanks 😊
Thanks! This is great and so much fun to learn. Your vibrato is fantastic.. did you make any videos about it?😊🙏
You’re welcome Julie! I haven’t done a video with just bending and vibrato. But it is a great topic. A lot of players struggle finding their own vibrato sound. Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos Julie and have a great week ahead ❤️
Just recently subscribed ...you are exactly what I need sir. You teach all the right stuff the right way and are a great player, your vibrato is exquisite. My playing has improved dramatically in such a short time and I'm so greatfull Rusty .... feel like I'm getting somewhere now 💥😁💜 l will be staying subscribed my friend 👏👌
So glad to hear it Paul! I really do appreciate your support! Thanks a lot Bro 😎
Hearing some Marshall Tucker there
Oh yes, I love me some Toy Caldwell guitar!!!🎸 thanks a lot for checking out the video Richard👍
Nice stuff as always great tutorial, mixing minor and major adds to the flavor indeed , I’m experimenting lately a lot with the mixolydian scale , looks a bit like the major pentatonic but not quite ... more possibilities to add to the toolbox ... might be something for you if you want to break out of the pentatonic scales ... anyway nice luck you played here , quite fun to listen to and I think it takes some practice to make these runs smooth .. got a new tune out too... Guilt in reverse ... I played the solo without thinking just go by feel .. don’t know the modes or scales ....
Hey John, yes playing with Phil is what we all need to strive for. And yes we go to our tool bag of ideas to make that happen! Thanks for your words of wisdom! Actually as I mix these two scales together the mixolydian mode comes out in small pieces! Talk to you soon buddy👍
@@rustysguitar1 in not sure is mixolydian is the same as minor and major combined , I do think you can cover a lot of surface with those ., thanx for the reply and visit
The mixolydian mode has its own scale but when you mix the major in minor pentatonic scales together you definitely get that mixolydian sound! I really like to look at it mixing the scales together I’m not good with molds. Thanks a lot for your comment John👍
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Thank you! Much appreciated 👍
What you refer to as the blue note in the major pentatonic context is actually the minor 3rd or am I missing something?
Great lesson once more Rusty!
Cheers,
Martin
Yes it is definitely the minor third of D major. What that chord progression is in the key of G major. So you can look at that interval in a lot of different ways. I probably should not have said blue note but I still look at it that way because if I’m using that scale in a B minor context it is definitely a blue note. I just know it sounds good and I use that little chromatic note in major or minor and don’t really think about the interval. Thanks for the comment Martin I hope you enjoy your week ahead👍
@@rustysguitar1 Thanks for clearing that up. As I'm looking at it always from the context of the key of D I was a little confused at first. I probably even went too deep into theory early on when learning about improv and now I probably think about that stuff too much. Thanks Rusty, I will, I hope you do too!
Cheers,
Martin
That was a great question because there’s so many different ways to look at that note. Just me saying blue note could be confusing to some people for sure. I just know that it sounds bluesy and I use it all the time major or minor and really don’t even think about what interval it is. Thanks again Martin and I will talk to you soon👍