www.fretjam.com Learn how to build runs from scale patterns to spice up your guitar solos. This video looks at some simple ascending and descending run patterns using the Lydian, Dorian and minor pentatonic scales. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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What he means is he’s a visual learner. It’s easier for him to see it on a guitar than a virtual theory chart.
I show you the tabs. Like I said with a previous commenter, with diagrams you can just pause it and read through it, whereas if you were watching me play it you’d have to pause it on every finger movement. I don’t necessarily want you to copy everything I do anyway. I want you to grasp the concept and then apply it in your own way.
I really enjoy your lessons, but I would get things a lot quicker if you actually demonstrated how to play it.
LOL
Only if you asked something about guitar.
haha but seriously if i saw you down the street and i asked you something, would you talk in that voice?
I’m even more annoying in person.
you are SO annoying but thanks for the lesson
i understand it now but i gotta get used to the pattern.
These are pretty standard charts. I show it this way because if I had videos of me playing them on the guitar itself you would have to keep pausing and restarting for each finger movement. With the chart and tab you can just pause and take all the time you need to learn it, even take a screen grab and print it out…
you need to show exactly how its played on the guitar itself …i dont understand these charts!
Really great presentation and good info. Thanks.
I m in heaven!!!
Nice work! I’m trying to do something similar on my channel, and will send my students to yours for more elucidation.
this helped me so much..thanks =D