Solo electric guitar lesson arpeggio blues rock over chords
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wow. im confused.
Nice Video! Thanks for the help!
….or you could just play the note “F”. There’s no need to learn any other notes.
Thanks a lot dude. I really appreciate this video. I have been playing for a month and I really need more videos like this to teach me. This is a very helpful video.
habla menos y toca mas xDDD… buen viedo xDD
its good.. im getting some education here.., ty alot dude
thanks for this video.. hope you put of this.. its a big help for me who just started playing blues lors of thanks rock on!,,!’
that’s actually a pretty good lesson, you should try to explain target notes, the difference between hitting chord tones and non-chord tones
its just easier for beginners to see it as f dorian than c aeolian
well it is for me anyways
dude dayum dat help A LOT
tnxxxxxx!!!!!!
i dont know why u say “u can use f dorian” over an f minor chord instead of the c aeolian. f dorian is exactly the same notes as c aeolian. ur right about focusing on the new tonality with each chord but i mean f minor is almost the same scale as c minor
a string tree is just that little thingy on the guitar head that typically gives extra tension to the E and B strings so they stay on the nut better (on vid little above the Fender logo on the head).
Never tried it, but appearantly changing the string tree actually gives a different sound (more full if you use graphite) to the E and B strings..
if u stay in Bmin pentatonic in these 3 chords,u still sound ok.there s no need to switch scales all the time
thank you, so im not crazy
I have also been playing for awhile and i know music theory and etc and i have never heard of a freaking string tree. And i totally agree with you. I bet he just made it up.
Yeah I’ve been playing for a year and I don’t know wtf a String Tree is, so lay off dude, and quit being dick.
in fact i have been for four years, excuse be for not knowing what a string tree is, and instead of being a dick you could have just said so, thats the problem with people on youtube it is the most anti social site ( i know that is not its purpose) but you’d think people could be a little civil. i bet that if you asked a few guitarists what a string tree was they wouldn’t know either. what is it, there’s a start, is it that much harder to be helpful.
im talking about the string tree? dont you know what that is? why not try to research.. its obvious that youre not a guitarist.. haha
you re a very talented teacher. Thanks for the lessons. (Im 60yrs. and keep learning guitar)
i dont know what ur seeing
is that a circular tree on your fender dave? coz i dont think original strats have a circular string tree right?
thanks for the comment man thats just what i was going to say.
you awsome dude god job
I think all guitar teachers should watch these vids and learn HOW TO TEACH – great job!
srbe na vrbe =U=
Nice video..I think all beginners should watch this…great and keep posting like this.
Thanks.