3 MUST KNOW Scales for ANY Guitar Player!

3 MUST KNOW Scales for ANY Guitar Player!

Unveil the essential foundation of guitar playing with this indispensable lesson highlighting three must-know scales for every guitarist. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, mastering these fundamental scales is crucial for unlocking the full potential of your instrument. Dive into practical demonstrations and insightful explanations of each scale's structure, application, and musical significance, empowering you to navigate various genres and musical contexts with confidence and proficiency. Say goodbye to uncertainty and hello to a solid musical foundation as you embark on a journey of discovery through these essential scales.

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[entithicc]

my personal three are minor scale, harmonic minor and phrygian. As you learn the minor scale you also learn the pentatonic, as you just remove 2 notes. Harmonic minor is almost the same as minor however it does have that evil tonality from the major 7th. the phrygian scale is amazing because it lets you connect other minor scales. the phrygian scale is the minor scale of the next string, for sxample e phrygian = a minor. that said if you know the phrygian scale you can also create and extend minor scales.

[rickyj]

As a guitar player these are actually the only scales that you will ever know

[GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[m.vonhollen]

Blend Mixolydian + 2 notes from the Blues scale: 1-2-b3/3-4-b5-5-6-b7. Even b2-b6-7 can be used chromatically which results in all 12 notes! Only go up from b3 to 3.

[wqdfefffrehrtvplcsk]

Knowing how to mix minor and major pentatonic and on which chords to play them, that is the actual art

[owenevans]

This might be a good roadmap for learning guitar scales: Learn all 5 shapes of the pentatonic scale and learn how to use the relative major and minor pentatonics within the shape, practice playing octaves of the major pentatonic scale and minor pentatonic scales within each of the shapes Then practice how to play them as blues scales. then expand the pentatonic shapes into diatonic shapes, and use the way of playing the minor and major scales that you learnt with the pentatonic scapes to play the major and relative minor scales using the shapes. also use this way of practice to practice the Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, and Locrian modes by playing octaves starting off different root notes. Then learn harmonic minor then melodic minor and practice the modes within the scale shapes. Combine the Major and Minor scales to get the Hybrid scale used by Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Slash.

[franciscodelgadomarquez]

Hola, pones el dibujo de las escalas a la izquierda y tu guitarra esta hacia la derecha . Cuesta verlo.

[rafikify]

Every of your tuto is equals years of study !❤🎉

[raulitochillinintexas]

First the major scale to see how everything pieces together

[theverseshed]

simple, clear, easy to understand . . . better than so many 20 minute videos.

[garnGad]

Eddie Haddid is the best maestro and YouTube tutor, always easy to follow and easy to digest lesson learned ❤🎸🎸🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥇🏆🎖️🏅

[klaymagyar]

guitar has unlocked my brain even more than i thought was possible.

[berriondo]

I'd personally recomend learning the Minor Pentatonic, Minor Scale and the Harmonic Minor. If you understand a bit of theory, you can pretty much use them in major contexts too!

[mattkeith]

The BEST video so far! Thanks so much!

[lorens]

I really love playing Dorian and Locrian. Cause I love the haunting sound of the scale.

[maccarnold]

Isn’t the C major pentatonic scale the second position of the minor pentatonic? 🤔

[Numocron]

Wow I just love learning about music theory❤️😍🥰🎶🎵

[seth]

Major pentatonic + flat 3 is the major blues scale. Practice mixing the parallel major and minor blues scales in your solos for a classic bluesy sound.

[taffyy]

As a guitar player who has lost so much motivation because music theory and scales this makes me feel more confident thanks so much ❤️

[MOAB-UT]

Notice his C MAJOR Penta is really just position #2 of the relative Minor Penta scale which is Aminor Penta. It is the same 5 notes. Root location changes in Major mode but all notes are exactly the same. You could slide down your pinky is on C and play shape one, staring on A, 1-4, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, -14, 1-4. 1 will be on A and 4 will be on C. Simple.
If it is a major progression, you can always play the relative minor. You cannot however in a minor progression jump up and start playing the relative Major scale. That will usually sound horrible.