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Want to shred over chord progressions but overwhelmed by complex scales? This lesson unlocks the power of pentatonic scales for soloing! Go beyond the "one-scale-fits-all" approach. Learn how to switch pentatonic scales to perfectly match each chord, and explore the connection between pentatonic scales, triads, and chord tone soloing. We'll also show you killer practice exercises that will have you soloing like a pro in no time! This video is perfect for guitarists of all levels looking to take their soloing to the next level!
Backing track by the always fantastic Elevated Jam Tracks - Full Digital Discography Vol 3!
0:00 - 0:40 Intro
0:41 - 1:35 Explanation and Playthrough
1:36 - 3:05 Changing Your Perspective on Pentatonics
3:06 - 6:36 Theory Breakdown - Matching Scales and Chords
6:37 - 11:40 Practice Exercise 1 - Switching Scales in All 5 Boxes
11:41 - 13:00 Practice Variation 2 - Descending Scale Patterns
13:01 - 13:58 Practice Variation 3 - Alternating Between Ascending and Descending
13:59 - 15:37 Practice Variation 4 - Shifting Positions for Each Chord Change
15:38 - 22:59 Writing Licks - The Importance of Highlighting Chord Tones
23:00 - 23:33 Recommendations
Views : 25,373
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Apr 5, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.902 (27/1,078 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-03T16:45:22.452507Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Every single exercise was an AHA moment for me! I have been wondering for a long time now about how to change soloing in relation with the chord changes. You just made it absolutely clear for me. Thank you very much ๐ liked and subscribed!!!
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this video is like finding a gold mine! maybe an end to my forever using one single minor penta on a full song....Thank you.
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I wait for your video every week โค I will sit down with my strat to practice this tomorrow. Thank you, sir!
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Very good reminder as to why knowing the whole fretboard brings freedom ๐
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Charlie - good lesson! Awesome!
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Hi Charlie,
This was a very important lesson for me. Once I got it under my fingers you just start feeling it and it's like your fingers know where to go like magic. Thanks for such great content.
Ken
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Great video....Thank you. Great lessob
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This is an awsome lesson. Thank you
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Great video I do think everyone should take the time to learn every note on the fret board it leaves you that you know weโre u are cheers from Ireland ๐ฎ๐ช Charlie take care .. Brian
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This is a solid video with content that has a lot of mileage. Iโm going to incorporate this practice method into my routine, as Iโm learning how to improvise solos. Iโll be spending a lot of time watching this over and over again. Thank you so much for putting this together!
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Good stuff. What's cool is the pentatonics for diatonic chords are all diatonic (somewhat obviously), but when you realize all these notes are from the key, you see we can mix in runs, slides, etc. using other chord tones. Triads and pentatonics are good to focus on, too, to really know where the chord tines are. Cheers
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Thanks for this!๐๐๐
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Wow, what a terrific lesson. Thank you very much. This is Exactly what I need to work on. Right now I am working on mastering the Nashville Numbering System, Chord Progressions and the Circle of 5 ths. This is just what the Dr. ordered. First time to your channel and you have earned a new subscriber.
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Thatโs a great lesson. Cheers.
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Another brilliant lesson but they all are. How I wish I could have met someone like you when I was a young guy but hey still making the most of it
now.. Thanks a lot for sharing your limitless guitar knowledge it is truly appreciated.
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Thanks Charlie, really fantastic lesson, your videos are great. Would like to see a video covering making up a very simple solo using this same concept but limiting yourself to no more than 3 notes per chord change. Would love to see a solo over both a major and minor chord progression. I think that would really emphasize how important the note choices you make are and also how to make phrases sound nice and resolved at the same time ๐ฏ๐๐
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Thanks Charlie, I always wondered why i play what I do,, now i know,, a little,,
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Back before the turn of the century we ordered each lesson out of the back of mad magazine or Rolling Stone. We wore out that book then sold it to the next guy. You players now have the world at your fingertips and some use it to grow. To be a better player. Most will watch cat videos. ๐ข Thank you for this lesson.
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Amazing lesson! But with my low-intermediate level I will need to revisit it again and again to get the most of it. ๐
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@bobbdobb2876
1 month ago
been playin 55 years yety still striving for the connection with really knowing what the hell im doin..It is rocket science to me!
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