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@JSSSLVVV U don’t need distortion, but it really all depends on what type of music you play.
i.e. Metal- distortion u will probably need
Rock- most of the time yes but depending on the attitude of the song you may not need distortion
But for practicality just get a distortion pedal (or a fuzz) it’ll come in handy
Awesome lesson! Pushing myself to a next level mh? sounds interessting
this is not going to be effective….
soloing on one string can be easy, but putting all together is difficult and I dont think anyone should be learning in this manner.
He is teaching!!! This is good, a lot of people need this!!! Basically he is teaching the ionian mode on 1st and 2nd string!
i Think you are one of the best guitarsts in youtube, you also teach very well. Congratulations
U ARE GOOD TEACHER BUT NOT PLAY VERY WELL
It’s called PHASING.. The whole reason for playing on one string is to make you “FIND” each note using your ears. Once you tune in it helps you on all strings.
It’s called PHRASING.. The whole reason for playing on one string is to make you “FIND” each note using your ears. Once you tune in it helps you on all strings.
yes he is a good teacher mamouth he shows and goes slow
good method for beginers…thanx…
i hate wen people do vibrato and shake the hole guitar haha great vid tho
I got a Question. Can i play G major scale on every song which have G as key tune?
@raawnn If it’s a song in G Major.. if its in G Major you’re gunna sound a little off
@EJSMITTY17 ok
@EJSMITTY17 ok thx
@mamouth2000 amen lol
Agree…he put alot of effort in these vid’s just to help inform us. gota give him some credit and gratitude.
can i play G major scale on every song?
@zannaroo
no but you can play a g major scale of chords in the key of G such as D, C, Em….you just have to select the right modes within that key to their respective positions..for example, D is the fifth of G so a great major mode to play over it would be D mixolydian
@zannaroo
if its in the key of g then yes g major, but you can also use the relative minor being the minor 6th, e minor.
thank you for the free jam tracks! they were great, and keep on with the video lessons! theyre helping out soon to be great musicians
What a good lesson cheers mate.
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great lesson dude!!!!
thank you bro