Altered scales are great to use while improvising to create tension. This video is on how to use the altered scale in real music. You can do these exercises with any scale, not just altered.
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Weekly Lesson #102
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People have asked to see me practicing guitar while on my unicycle so this is a unicycle ride video celebrating my 100th lesson on this channel! This will get you excited about practicing guitar :)
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Altered scales. What are they? Also called the altered dominant scale or the super locrian scale, the altered scale is a mode of melodic minor & awesome for improvising with over dominant chords.
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Weekly Lesson #95
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How to get better at guitar. That’s the big question. In this lesson we look at what the experts on the science of practice say about how to get better at anything, and therefore how to get better at guitar.
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Money by Pink Floyd has an iconic intro riff that’s super fun to play on the guitar. In this lesson I teach the Money Pink Floyd guitar riff and how to practice for deep guitar fretboard knowledge.
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Weekly Lesson #83
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Melodic minor scale guitar patterns can be elusive compared to other scale types. This lesson covers melodic minor scale theory, all 5 melodic minor scale guitar patterns, & how to apply them.
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Weekly Lesson #82
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Harmonic minor scale guitar positions are important to learn if we want to nail soloing over chord changes in minor keys. Some say the harmonic minor scale is the 2nd most important scale.
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Weekly Lesson #81
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Common chord progressions are important to study if we want to learn songs faster, remember them longer, and write our own progressions with ease. This is part 4 of a 4-part series.
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Weekly Lesson #80
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