5 Ways To Make Your Scales More Musical

[@mahamudulhaqe]

what a excellent

[@rick00770]

Great tips There , I’ve done most of those improvising , but it’s always good to spice up your playing like that, I find myself getting into a rut sometimes, I forget some times to put in some verity. Thanks much . Awesome.

[@guitargpsmethod]

Glad you liked the video! Which causes the biggest rut for you?

[@rick00770]

Staying I a key sometimes if I’m not carefull, I’ll forget what key I’m in, just lack of steady practice I think , plus I got a prs custom 24 se that I’m not use to , yet, with the full scale neck. Thanks.

[@guitargpsmethod]

@@rick00770 Nice I've yet to get a PRS - you like it? I'll make a video on ways to help stay in key

[@preston2636]

No offense but the pentatonic is the last thing that should be taught. Just because its become so generic and over used not ti mentjon, once people learn it, they never expand to natural minor, especially boomers. Theyre so musically ignorant and lazy and i beoiebe this scale inspires lazyness

[@guitargpsmethod]

No offense taken - thanks for your input. While I don't disagree that it's common that players get stuck and never move past the pentatonic scales due to never learning how music works - I do however disagree that it's the last thing that should be taught. It's the easiest to play, easiest to learn to improvise in (and have it sound relatively decent) and a lot of famous solos use it.