Damn, after reading sooooo many times I needed to learn the major scale and not seing where this could lead, your video finally enlightened me, thank you so much
That's a very helpful idea to think about the "color" of individual scale degrees, rather than just noodling around on any old note within the scale like I normally do ;P While I think our ears naturally guide us towards one note or the other depending on the mood we are trying to achieve, it is helpful to give those natural tendencies a little bit more guidance by thinking of the different scale degrees in the way you outlined here. Thanks for those charts and riffs to help apply everything, too!
Another brilliant lesson, broken down effectively and I learnt alot more about the major scale. Love the idea of splitting it 3 parts - I had always tried to learn all the mode positions but it always felt like a mammoth of a task to remember!! The best thing about your lessons are the way you demonstrate how to put them into practice, so it doesn't feel theory heavy :) Thanks for the content!
Let's Talk About Math Rock Your absolutely right! I've been struggling with this topic but the way you explain things really clicks for me. I know I'm not in your patreon but if you could cover time signature that would be great! I've been trying to practice some chon songs with a metronome but I feel like the metronome throws me more off 😂. This would be greatly appreciated 😊
finally actually learning how to play REAL guitar because of you thanks man
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Damn, after reading sooooo many times I needed to learn the major scale and not seing where this could lead, your video finally enlightened me, thank you so much
Lot of work here, thank you, really useful
Cheers🙌
That's a very helpful idea to think about the "color" of individual scale degrees, rather than just noodling around on any old note within the scale like I normally do ;P While I think our ears naturally guide us towards one note or the other depending on the mood we are trying to achieve, it is helpful to give those natural tendencies a little bit more guidance by thinking of the different scale degrees in the way you outlined here. Thanks for those charts and riffs to help apply everything, too!
Pretty nice how much you can do from just the regular major scale
Another brilliant lesson, broken down effectively and I learnt alot more about the major scale. Love the idea of splitting it 3 parts - I had always tried to learn all the mode positions but it always felt like a mammoth of a task to remember!!
The best thing about your lessons are the way you demonstrate how to put them into practice, so it doesn't feel theory heavy :)
Thanks for the content!
Bakabakko 7 parts
Really nice！🎸🎧👍🏻
With the fourth it sounds like Jessica by Allman Brothers
Pls do a lesson on how to write like fall of Troy or habits of fall of Troy, great video by the way !
You're awesome
Thank you, and thanks fro watching!
Thanks for the lesson ! I feel like a light bulb went off in my head. Things are starting to make more sense!
That's great! It's a pretty complex subject I think, but if you take the time to learn more about it things become a lot better in the future.
Let's Talk About Math Rock Your absolutely right! I've been struggling with this topic but the way you explain things really clicks for me. I know I'm not in your patreon but if you could cover time signature that would be great! I've been trying to practice some chon songs with a metronome but I feel like the metronome throws me more off 😂. This would be greatly appreciated 😊
Please, don't ever take this video down.
Still waiting for those Yvette Young covers :/
My wrist cries every time I try play them at full speed! Haha. Give me time^^
Let's Talk About Math Rock I know the feeling haha Take your time tho
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You're first again. Damn, that's fast.
Let's Talk About Math Rock because I’m always looking for math rock tutorials haha
Let's Talk About Math Rock My favorite genre btw
lol. The t-shirt he's wearing with the headless mannequin version of himself.
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Are all math rockers this awkward?
He reminds me of Periodic Videos.
That's just mean, what a douche-y thing to say, smh