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www.patreon.com/posts/65057686 9 minutes of showing you how I used to practice this stuff and learn to create with all different scales and intervals. Hope you enjoy!
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
You know what! You have such an excellent way of teaching. One of the biggest things that we all have in common, such as those wanting to learn lead, music theory etc....is that when you start watching videos or even reading books, it feels like one of those wrecking balls coming at you, because there is way too much information to digest right off the hop, and that is what immediately turns people away. We become frustrated with ourselves because we feel like we should be able to understand it, but it's too overwhelming. I guess a good analogy would be teaching someone to swim. You don't throw them out into ten feet of water and start yelling swim!! They will most definitely panic and probably drown.
Your way of teaching is EXCELLENT. You have a way with calming us down as you explain, because you take little bits of information and put it together like a puzzle one piece at a time, and at the same time you assure us that we will understand it more as you keep adding the pieces to the puzzle.
Thank you for your videos. You are truly appreciated from many of us!
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After goodness knows how many years of trying to understand modes, this lesson has finally unlocked the mystery. Thank you
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hundredth like, you deserve and will surely get much more, non only because your lessons are so interesting and well done, but because you are a special person, I get so good vibes watching your videos, thank you!
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💡 lightbulb moment 💡 THANKS YOU ! Love your channel
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Awesome lesson from a great teacher. Making this stuff understandable is a talent and you have it.
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Thank you so so much for what you do. You really take the intimidation out of the topics, make them clear, concise and fun with great examples and love the advice to see how they relate to their relative major or minor and then to create riffs targeting the different secret sauce note(s) - definitely going to practice that and really appreciate your excellent teaching and advice!
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Thank you sir! Love watching your channel grow. Truly the man. Great value proposition.
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I haven’t seen one of your videos that wasn’t awesome and so well-explained. Thank you!
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I’ve been watching Stitch Method for over a year now and it has improved my playing and understanding of the guitar more then any other method I’ve used. The depth the videos go into and how you back to topics helps give me better understanding of how I approach playing. Before I would just run through scales without understanding that I’m just was noodling scale. I recommend this site to anyone who wants to improve their understanding of how to play. I’m not a jam band guy but the lesson are top notch.
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Very nice simple explanation. You’re definitely helping a lot of young guitar players. I wish I had YouTube when I started years ago. We’ll done Ian! 🎼
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Thank you for taking the time to work through the intervals. Your channel has helped me dip my toes into music theory and has gotten me excited to dive into intervals, theory, and making music with both feet!
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Amazing as always!!
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Mixolydian or as I like to call it, the a-shape mode!
Lydian or the c-shape mode!
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These are awesome explanations and timed perfectly with what I’ve been exploring. Thank you.
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Great lesson and talk! Thank you!
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brief, bright and relevant. great job!
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Once you realize the minor scale is built off the major scale things become much clearer
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Beautiful lesson. This helps. Thank you.
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Great lesson, Ian! Remember when I embarked on my journey to learn about modes 5 years ago, and I sent you some charts that I made up, comparing each mode to the relative major and minor scales, indicating which notes changed? And I included a third chart, showing which notes changed compared to the pentatonic of the "parent major scale" -- in each case, the mode includes all 5 notes of the major pentatonic, plus two additional notes; those two notes vary depending on the mode, but all of the modes have the same 5 notes in common.
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2 years ago
Honestly. Not blowing smoke up u'r arse; I have studied theory for years on and off but nobody has been able to convey these concepts to me so clearly. You're an amazing teacher!
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