8 Tips For How To Use Guitar Scales - Lead Guitar Lesson

[@MusoraOfficial]

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[@silversohkhlet9911]

God bless you bother give me more lead guitar lesson for me bro thank you so much

[@johngething9599]

Thanks that helped me a lot

[@jaidamodar9952]

Good 👍

[@jasonruiz3247]

I've been playing for 30 years. Never had a lesson. In a sense, I can play -- but in a large sense, I have no idea what the "map of the neck" is like. Kind of embarrassing, really. This video is concise and easy to understand! Oof...much-needed.

[@budnjillsmith5933]

I have a Washburn ea15 mini jumbo

[@aydenknoll4364]

3:45

[@amalmansoor1257]

How is 5 7 5 a whole step @6:13? Isn't it two whole steps? 5 to 7 is one step and 7 back to 5 is one step? Or is it such that if you go forth and back it counts as one step?

[@logarithm0]

No

[@budnjillsmith5933]

For sure known his guitar backward and forwards. Just starting out I’m just getting to know my guitar and getting a feel for all the different styles and tones I find myself searching for that Stevie Ray sound not intentionally just naturally is it good for me to feel around the guitar before really worrying about scales and cords?

[@mchuy5225]

helps a lot. thanks

[@johnlloydnieze4545]

Thanks

[@rg2424]

7:35 idk y but Cliffs of Dover popped in my head

[@johnmcgee8019]

Hi tts for sure 😊

[@kentashenumungaifrntebanth5405]

This is a break through for me. Thanks Ndugu/brother

[@TVGrubLive]

Great video, thanks!

[@raydanielz9408]

Wow, this is how it should be done. How awesome 👏👏👏

[@neil2903]

Brilliant lesson I've learned so much ,thanx 👍

[@isidoreagoha3494]

A most relevant subject for the beginner. Also well delivered. Great teaching.

[@alisalahnezhad2884]

that was one useful lesson for using scales and actually find out what u should do with it

[@KushagraIND]

Whats the name of the guitar, he's holding?

[@Little0Khalifa0]

1. Memorize the scale shape 2. Locate / emphasise the root notes 3. Memorize / emphasise the chord tones 4. Throw some sequences 5. Use intervals 6. Sing what you play 7. Play to music 8. Know your theory behing scales Youre welcome Still you have to watch the video to understand.

[@Little0Khalifa0]

Thank yoy very much youre video made alot clear. Simple easy explanation i like it !

[@themeloman7]

Thanks 😍😍

[@hoseacyrice5502]

Thanks

[@poison_corpse3140]

How do you emphasise root notes with chord changes?

[@patrickflicker4200]

I dont know if i get it. are scales just notes that sound good together? So its easier to create solos or smthng?

[@abcdabcdabcd317]

I started learning scales almost a yr back .. Now i am good with scales. Now started practising "choosing intervals" . Maybe i'll get better at it in an yr. Whoever is playing and struggling , keep practising, you will get there.

[@wildfirez5764]

How's it been going? I appreciate the words of inspiration.

[@Preetytiedup]

Ishan are you asian ??

[@brownpunk1794]

He is the ONLY teacher on guitareo who actually knows how to teach..no.disrespect to the others but this guy is on point

[@mtbshaman]

Thanks so much for this lesson!

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

Is pattern 1 of the Major scales tke one most commonly used, and should I concentrate on this pattern more than the other 4 patterns, or should I be memorizing all 5 patterns equally? Was pattern 1 just used as an example for this video or do all the other patterns have equal significance?

[@molly1748]

For tip number 3 is it saying that you play the chord tones for that tune you are in?

[@MusoraOfficial]

I was talking more about playing the chord tones of the chord that is currently being played. For example, if a G major chord is being played your target notes would be G B D. If the song then switches to a C major chord your target notes would change to C E G.

[@molly1748]

Guitareo ok thank you so much!

[@liagh6514]

exactly what I needed, thank you!

[@fishingfool2644]

I will definitely keep coming back to this video. Some actually explained how to use guitar scales.

[@chitalvision]

This is precisely what I needed but didn't know I needed. Thanks!

[@Phuchungry5615]

thanks you!

[@MusoraOfficial]

You're welcome. :)

[@Bantu_]

awesome lesson Savage

[@migrisongs7439]

Awesome

[@Playsinvain]

I’ve learned scales and all I’ve done with it is play scales

[@jakeskoekemoer26]

For the first time I understand how scales apply and how you choose the notes. Thank you!!

[@MusoraOfficial]

Awesome! You're welcome. :)

[@stangerdeath9555]

hundreds of others have made rocket science sound easy!

[@inscoredbz]

I've been playing for about 30 years. I have never taken the first lesson. I play metal, rhythm guitar, power cords and lots of chugging and crunch. I have wanted to learn more. For the first time ever, I kinda understand a scale and how to use it. I may be looking at your website and start just like a beginner like I should have done years ago

[@Yimi410]

Just what I needed! I’ve been struggling to understand the purpose of scales and this made it easy to understand

[@choochoochooseyou]

You lost me around the 3.30 mark. Why does that chord shape fit over the scale as opposed to something else? And how did you pick out those 5 or 6 notes out of all that scale?

[@tushB8017]

That is the bar chord to the Amojor chord, learn the chord its very easy the one exactly at 3.30, then you will know that is the first shape for the note and the other notes that he finds are the ones youre holding for that chord. If im right he said A Csharp E

[@tushB8017]

learn slow and well, it takes alot of time. It is worth it

[@peacefulleo9477]

I am about to get my first guitar. And I was learning music theory through a 200 pages book, and I learnt scales and was really wondering how am gonna use them. This helped a lot, thank you!

[@nitishdevalaraju6596]

Underratedoneohone.

[@susandaniels4879]

very informative and thorough lesson thank you Nate

[@sianedenmusic]

This is such a brilliant and helpful video - thank you!

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks Sian, I learned about this from the John Petrucci Rock Discipline video.

[@sianedenmusic]

@@MusoraOfficial I feel like you concisely consolidated what felt like a number of disparate ideas. Can't wait to check out more of your videos. Thank you for the video!

[@guitarguy4573]

this guy for some reason reminds me of the flea

[@LIYANMUSIC]

Hello, There This is a cool lesson thank you so much😎 Learnt good things... I Have a Question too... When we play a Lead solo..Is it okay to not to start with the root note? I mean.... I want to play the A Major scale but can i begin it with the D note instead of playing the root note first ???

[@robertkarr2655]

superb lesson...clear, concise and up to the point...thx for the gift:)

[@jairoberts5169]

I'm loving the guitar. Bought myself a gretsch at the start of this year and it's amazing to play

[@temirlankasmaliev9322]

3 years later. Hows it going?

[@eldarjanelopezon180]

Am i the only one think's he looks like Glenn Danzig?

[@Kbro25]

Gold!

[@joelescobar3900]

Helped a lot

[@charles3200]

This video is awesome. So informative

[@gerardreaper8793]

your guitar lessons have helped me so much

[@MusoraOfficial]

Great! :)

[@noahrubio2939]

how come the C# note is a part of the chord tone if it is not part of the A bar chord?

[@MusoraOfficial]

Hey. C# is in an A major bar chord.

[@noahrubio2939]

im talking about on the A major tone chart you put up. how come we include C# at the 4th fret if its not in the A bar chord?

[@JADEEOO100]

Jesus Christ. Idiot

[@ResanChea]

I feel like this is the best tutorial im gonna find, but i dont quite get it fully yet, maybe one day ill be able to do what he did at the end

[@lilly6991]

Awsome !!!!!!!!

[@nyleo]

I just wanna say thank you for your videos. I started playing guitar like three years ago and i watched your tutorials and they really helped. I went to shows to perform along with my band mates, thanks to you! Keep up the good work, Nate! You’re truly a savage🙌🏻🔥

[@asiullopes]

this was EXACTLY the lesson i needed to organize my thoughts. I've been playing for so long and just recently got into theory, you saved me, thanks!

[@PRO2358]

Beautiful well thought out lesson, covered almost everything essential

[@unfetteredaxes1032]

one of the BEST lesson plans on utube I wish someone showed me that in the very beginning! awesome!!!!

[@manishprasadagrahari]

hy nate savage, finally i do purchase new guitar will you please help me from where i start ..as ..coz i. new to guitar.....

[@somberbrandon3147]

Watch his beg guitar videos if you do them right you can start playing like a boss but for you if you wanna play cool at first learn power chords and penatanic scales the scales are for lead and power chords will help with rythem both are used alot in rock music

[@manishprasadagrahari]

Hells Angels thanks...😁

[@tajulafham94]

powerful advice

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks!

[@michaelcaron831]

This is like the one guitar teacher or the internet that doesn’t assume shit and explains everything well. Good work🙏🏻

[@dl3g3nd45]

how come the A major scale i learned starts on the low E string 5th fret skips to the 7th fret then the 9th fret all on the low E string then moves to the 5th string....it starts and uses different notes moving up to the high E string? your A major scale is different.

[@spamz2]

9th fret on the low E is the same tone as the 4th fret on the A string, just the shape of the scale you learned is different, but the notes are the same, only the way you are fingering them is different. :)

[@Dizastermaster.]

Same scale just yours requires more moving

[@TheUrbanmeister]

Excellent, seriously great advice. Thank you.

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks!

[@jakeharper384]

Excellent excellent advice. This answers a lot of questions and is the most useful video on utilizing scales that I’ve seen.

[@TheMegatron30]

Great video mate. Just awesome techniques you've got.

[@jcpat7455]

Thanks sir I have a lot of learned to you , thanks for sharing youre talent sir , just keep it up the good work , gobless u more sir

[@MusoraOfficial]

Hi Jc Pat, You are welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@jcpat7455]

Thanks for notice Sir ,

[@boyjollajammeh289]

Thank I really like ur vedio

[@dcgriggs79]

Hi! What model Gretsch is this? I LOVE the look and sound

[@MusoraOfficial]

It's an Electromatic 5102

[@theriffwriter2194]

I think I'm getting it. I can definitely hear Lazaretto In there somewhere.

[@goodboyringo9716]

This scale looks like the A form with added notes but the roots are in the E form , I dont understand this .

[@davidjimeneztorrealba5830]

Does this only work if you only play A major chord in the track? what happens if there are chord changes?

[@MusoraOfficial]

You can use this in the whole key of A major, not just over the A major chord. :)

[@noelarchival7470]

first seven tips i did not really fully understand how will I apply those with music. but the tip number 8 was the one who explain the first seven tips.

[@darrelwessel6770]

Hey Nate, I see you use the "E" pattern of the CAGED. Can you use the other patterns as well, say the "G" pattern starting on the fifth fret or the "D" pattern starting at the 7th fret?

[@BLULUS]

where can download the track of this lesson?thank you ~~

[@nahceil]

whats the difference between those pentatonic scale and these guitar scales??! can anyone explain to me???!?!

[@dl3g3nd45]

major scale has whole step and half steps like this WWHWWWH steps. minor scales have whole steps and half steps like this WHWWHWW.

[@snes09]

This video was very inspirational. Also, you have a beautiful guitar.

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks Dylan. I picked it up used for $450. Great guitar for the money.

[@jacelcrap6921]

im even more qunvused

[@sealogic4552]

Marty Music rules Believe me, as someone who was just as confused not all that long ago, I promise the whole thing will click at some point.

[@TegrityUSA]

What you don't explain well is the hammering and pulling off when you're going fast.

[@ronlight7013]

Great lesson, really very well taught. Thank you. One suggestion: While the driven tone sounds great over the backing track, I think I (and maybe others) might find the overdrive a distracting element during the lesson. A clear ringing string is so much easier to associate with music tonality, especially when learning the fundamentals.

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks for the suggestion. :)

[@KiwiGuy2810]

The best scale lesson ever man. I can finally get into scales and improvising. Thanks dude, you rock!