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Here’s a quick lesson I put together showing an easy way to learn the Minor Pentatonic scales that have the root note on the A string. The video will explain everything. This is my first Camtasia-made video. Let me know if you like it and would like to see more of these types of lessons.
Enjoy.
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Great lesson Haywyre. You’ve done it again.
The notes which fall off the thin e-snare you can play on the thick e-snare, so you can have a full scale.
admin Reply:
April 9th, 2010 at 9:50 pm
To that point, one of the things I like about playing these pentatonics is that you can hit the IV and V note on the low E string. So if you play a Cm Pentatonic, the V note is the low G (3rd fret), and the IV note is the low F (1st fret). I think I’ll make a lesson for this.
Hey, this was a cool lesson…learned sumpthin new about the pentatonic…and I like the whole guitar neck graphic thing…it helps a lot to actually see the scale on the neck of the guitar. Hope to see more of these types of lessons. Thanks again.
admin Reply:
April 8th, 2010 at 10:21 pm
Glad you liked it. It was easy to make and took a lot less time than recording a lesson. I’ll try to do more in the future.