Easily Connect All Five Pentatonic Patterns (With ONLY TWO LINES!!!)

Easily Connect All Five Pentatonic Patterns With Only Two Lines! Play two riffs to go across the entire fretboard! These licks are what I call "well worn paths" having been used for tons of music. There is a reason for that, they are super easy to understand and to play! Once you get the hang of these, you will be on your way to playing thorough all of the scale patterns. These two pathways will give you insight as to how to create your very own. Play them in multiple keys and open things up! I have come up with hundreds of concepts for connecting positions, what can you dream up? Have fun!

I'm playing my Anderson Guitarworks, Deep Ocean Blue, Drop Top guitar, Mogami Platinum guitar cable, into my Fractal Audio Axe FX3 through an Allen & Heath Powered Mixer, Mogami Platinum XLR cables, into an irig Pro Duo I/O and and iphone XR. My voice is being recorder by my BlueBird Mic by Blue Microphones. The second camera is a Zoom Q4. I'm using Adobe Premier Pro, Audition, Photoshop and Guitar Pro 7 for editing.

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