In this video I'll demonstrate how we can use slurs to play smooth licks, melodies, and scale runs on guitar.
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🕛 Video Content Outline
0:00 - A simple way to incorporate slurs into scale runs on guitar
1:46 - Scale form #1
2:44 - Scale form #2
4:16 - The seven most important scales to know (FREE PDF)
💬 Lesson Description
Most of us want to learn our scales since they can be quite helpful for theory, fretboard mapping, improvisation, and understanding the melody in pieces of music.
Today I want to talk about doing scale runs on guitar with slurs that are smooth, slick, and light.
It’s really good for our technique to incorporate slurs – legato playing – into our scales.
In this video I’ll demonstrate a few descending scale runs on guitar with sheet music and tab that show you exactly where to use these slurs.
I hope you enjoyed this lesson about using slurs in scale runs on guitar and found it beneficial. Let me know what you thought in the comments.
Thanks! :)
- Jared
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