A Simple Scale that works as a "Musical Dictionary" - Steve Stine Guitar Lesson

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[@guitarman123456789]

Which would you recommend for a guy that’s been playing for over 25 years, can play rhythm with the best of em, has only a rudimentary knowledge of music theory, but sounds like a chimp banging on a piano when trying to play lead? I’ve made it my renewed goal to learn how to be proficient at soloing (learning all the notes, scales, how to play them over chords and when the chords change, etc)

[@KaiTakApproach]

An educated, polite and thorough explanation on KZbin without useless blabbering or showing off? Incredible! Thank you! What a professional!

[@Mooseboy08]

+KaiTakApproach Not to mention that the tone of the guitar isn't 100% distorted with tons of reverb, echo, etc. This is the way to teach, Steve!

[@georgecanakis1075]

Finally somebody explain this properly thanks a million Great video.

[@SickMetalAddict]

+KaiTakApproach Lol what matters is u learn. It's free info for you, so you don't get to decide wht hte content is :)

[@danmoore8807]

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[@sandradocomments9821]

+KaiTakApproach ABSOLUTELY !!!

[@kamaboko1]

You were born to teach.

[@Duthsa]

+kamaboko1 agreed, a capable teacher makes all the difference.

[@J0HNJ0RDAN]

And we were born to learn.

[@juanwick2726]

I think he's I heard him say before he's day job was a high school teacher.

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ur the best teacher on youtube

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+Dogarn The Marauder This comment needs 100,000 thumbs.

[@davidvarela8739]

+Dogarn The Marauder along with papastache , really good teachers

[@dogarnruatdika4155]

yeah! even papastache!

[@roberturban2560]

+Dogarn The Marauder this guy was born a guitar teacher...he really knows how to break things to it's simplistic form

[@DonHajicek]

+Valerie Hayter Music. Theory. Plus, everyone learns differently, so different teachers are better for different students.

[@JohnIainMcFarlanewaspfactor]

Playing 40 years and I am learning from you.Thank you.

[@Jeremy-yr8yg]

Same here! 38 years

[@DirtJunkie1620]

30 + for me.

[@creekhed697]

31

[@FALpwn]

I've been playing for 12 so I guess I started kind of early

[@Shannon-wn6mz]

3 months....Should I work on my tone before doing music theory?

[@johnnybaynes4861]

Steve Stine is a awesome teacher

[@gabrielapalma8071]

I'm not a native at the English language but this man teached me in such a simple, non complicated way with words I could understand and apply everything to my guitar! I've learned so much and never thought it could be actually really fun learning this kind of music theory!! Thank you so much!

[@SneakyDSP]

The very best teacher not holding him back to give us free REAL PRACTICAL theory

[@mixrable1212]

This gentleman looks like he's in a black metal band. But he is the nicest guy ever

[@MrWarhead16]

My teacher in guitar was a metalhead and he was nice. Nicer than some "normal" people.

[@martyg8137]

Mukund Shivakumar as if a nice person in black metal is unusual?

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[@mdwayne741]

Steve is a class act...he has taught me so much from his free videos.

[@unclefreddieDied]

Judge a book by it's cover much?

[@oneness1_]

my understanding just shot through the roof listening to this genius! thank you!

[@alestev24]

I learned all of this as a child, when I learned to play a few different instruments, including the guitar. But my native language is German and when I started watching tutorial guitar videos on youtube, I felt the need to learn all the English music theory vocabulary to understand those videos properly. This is why I watched this video. It is just wonderful. Steve Stine is an excellent teacher. Like many other viewers have stated: instant subscription.

[@ajwallace381]

Keep it coming, you make this fun and easy.

[@ajwallace381]

A handful of these videos and my playing and understanding have improved immensely. Learning to play was on my bucket list,

[@onewayticket0989]

I've been playing guitar for about ten years now. I learned by sight and by ear. This video just opened up an entire new world for me with the guitar. I learned music theory in high school and was pretty good at it but never really tried to apply it to the guitar and you gave it complete clarity my friend!! Thank you so much!!!

[@arunsimon6253]

Steve stine . It is simply superb . you are my hero.

[@Ir0nR0d09]

You are hands down one of the best guitar teachers I've found on youtube. Very informative. Thanks

[@aldupuis3987]

I've finally found a guitar teacher who makes everything make such common sense. Your the Best Steve !

[@fmn2628]

I am 43 and just started tinkering with the guitar for brain exercise. It has made me more appreciative details of music i have heard for years. Your videos are clear and thorough, a great way to start learning.

[@SykesFW]

Dude, you are the damn bomb, I'm 44 yrs old, just bought my 1st guitars, an epiphone pro1 acoustic and a 2nd hand samick electric and small amp. I've watched I can't tell you how many videos in the past few day, I even got the teach yourself to play dvd, and not a damn one of them broke it down like you just did. thank you from a true beginner. you absolutely have a new sub. thank you

[@travlynn08]

Regardless of other comments, you have a very cl;ear and concise manner of teaching.Other less effective attempts are overrated and probably over-compensated. Thank You.

[@5urg3x]

This guy is the best teacher on YT by far...the way he explains things is just better than everyone else -- Trust me, I've been on this site since 2006!

[@LonnySarao64]

very concise and easy to understand. personally I would never tell a student that there is no such thing as B# or an E#, but I do understand why you said that. I would have said "there is no such thing as a black key after B and E". again, I appreciate why you made it easy.

[@jimwilson5093]

+Lonny Sarao If I recall correctly there are circumstances in music where you do refer to a note as B# and E#..I wish I could remember exactly..

[@LonnySarao64]

They are called enharmonic equivalents

[@LonnySarao64]

B#=C, E#=F, Just the same as Ab=G# and so forth

[@LonnySarao64]

Since you only name each letter note once in a diatonic scale, you must refer to C natural as B# when speaking of the key of C#. For exampl, the key of C# is spelled out as: C#-D#-E#-F#-G#-A#-B#

[@jimwilson5093]

Lonny Sarao thank you ..that was exactly what I was trying to remember from music theory class 40 yrs ago...it was the fact that you can only use the letter once..also I recall situations with double sharps and flats...This is stuff that hasn't come up in a long time but I can almost still hear my teacher pounding so much into my young brain.If anybody wants to be a good musician I recommend a music school no matter what style or how good they may already be.Smartest move of my life..

[@robofjohnson3953]

The first teaching guitar tutorial i've sat through more than 2 mins! Not because i don't know this information, but because he puts it in such a "great way" and i really enjoyed listening to his lesson and enthusiasm for guitar. Really looking forward to getting stuck into some advanced videos!! =D Thanks for your time and effort and for sharing!!

[@downhill240]

Great place to start your guitar journey!

[@axeliron165]

Your way of explaining how things are working is awesome - very detailed, but also straight to the point. Excellent - now I am taking a look at your courses on your homepage. Thanks for your efforts.

[@jrlobmaster6943]

THX! We like your humble attitude,and of course your knowledge of the instrument!

[@manishshalecha9372]

I have searched for many youtube channels for guitar teacher...All just started teaching chords and then started playing songs...u uploaded the most imp thing... subscribed

[@aharon9502]

Bro, you are OUTSTANDING . I'm actually enjoying this lesson!! GD bless you and your outstanding work!!!!

[@user-Throbzilla]

I've been playing for over 30 years and listened to tons of teachers. You have one of the best attitudes I've ever seen. Thanks for the lesson, I'll be signing up for many more.

[@MJCaf]

Instant subscribe...Definitely...these concepts have been plaguing me for years...you're like a guitarist/humanitarian. Thank you for the basic breakdown (for guitar-dummies)and for your clear, but still pretty detailed instruction...You deserve all those views you are getting. Thank you so much...Michael Caf (Massachusetts).

[@MJCaf]

P.s- u look like a Rocker...are you in a band?...or have any playing out, live videos...I'd love to see/hit some views,if you have any...Thank u :)

[@Guitarzoom]

Yes, Steve's in a band. Here's a playlist of some of his band footage. :) kzbin.info/aero/PLn8Cg_n-kuKAdtMV1sa0L74-Y4SYy8fmV

[@MJCaf]

cool...Thank you for responding and for the link :)

[@MrGaiterz]

This guy is hands down keeping me from giving up! Everytime I struggle as a beginner. I watch a video of the Stine-Master!

[@OliviaDurant]

OK I knew all of this but this made it 1000x easier than before. Subbed.

[@m.c.1974]

You are one of the most incredible teachers I've ever encountered. I can't believe the progress I've made since I started watching your videos. Not only am I learning new skills, I also have a genuine comprehension of these skills. Thank you so much!

[@Guitarzoom]

Great! Keep it up! Guitarzoom

[@BeeRocket2010]

OK I have officially found my new online guitar teacher, my kind of thinking and so i think this will work for me. Thanks heaps boss :)

[@MrFireblade67]

After years of playing by ear, I recently began to learn to play the trumpet. Because I now read music to play trumpet, as well as improvise. I've discovered the joy of being able to open up a book of music and just play a new song. The memory of knowing what note you are actually playing, and better still to see how that looks as a note, is brilliant. I know we all hear about the great players who don't read, write music, but seriously, I think what this guy is pressing home is key to everything. Even if you don't ever read music, knowing what every single note is on your guitar, not just a tab number, is going to help so much as you progress as a player. I wished I'd done that approach to guitar years ago. I am now reversing up and intend to start reading guitar notation and become fluent with that. I'm nearly 50, and I still have an endless journey ahead of me. But learning something that makes you a better player is always worthwhile. This could be a very dull lesson, but this guy has made it anything but. Brilliant.

[@Zanthxs]

I'm just about 58, been playing since I was 11. Only in the last 8 years have I started this Theory seriously and you Sir, are an excellent professor. Than You!

[@Fiendocaster]

Agreed with most other comments here. You were born to teach. Well done and thanks heaps!

[@Guitarzoom]

+Fiend O'caster Thank you and you are welcome!

[@Bl00DmixedWithPoison]

I've never actually taken the time to thank you for everything you've taught. It really put into perspective everything I already knew. most of my other guitarist friends compete with who's better and who creates the best riffs. I'm composing music to better my understanding and overall knowledge of music. multiple instruments to create a mood and a pure holocene

[@kawakami]

Excellent video and an absolute must watch for all beginners.

[@johnx9318]

Hi Steve , After 50 years of trying to understand where to start and how to proceed - and failing miserably, this series struck gold. You took all the elements that had been torturing me for decades, you explained them individually, then showed their relationships and assembled them together in logical order. At last I feel that I can start learning the guitar. Your teaching style is a perfect 10. Thank you, most sincerely. John.

[@Sungha-im5df]

Picked up the guitar because of Sungha Jung this month. On my road to build a very strong foundation that's why I'm here. 8th grade we literally studied triad chords in music class and i didn't understand a thing about the 1-3-5s and basically the whole concept. Teacher taught us to DRAW the piano for a guide and that ate so much time for the seatwork! Frustrated me, had to ask my topper classmate to teach me the WHOLE THING and she was so kind to do so. Examples when you just wanted to have fun in learning music but the teacher disappoints you. Probably no one in the class enjoyed the school subject. BUT EVERYONE LOVES MUSIC. Literally learned everything with ease within less than a 19 minute video. (VS 2-4 hours of him teaching us) Wish I had found this gold that time!! Mad props to this guy. Better teacher than 99% of those working in that profession. This guy's a talent & an angel. Keep it up!

[@joshr3716]

That was the best lesson I've ever heard. Thank You!

[@Terrysoddy]

You are a very nice and polite person,and a very patient,and professional guitarist and instructor. Thanks.

[@Patrick33194]

loll you sayed you have been teacher for about 27 years i thought you were about 27 years old xD

[@fabiopunk1661]

this is a REAL lesson! not a bit of info out of context that leaves one wondering what there is much more behind. Subscribed immediately. Thanks Steve!

[@MM-ne3mg]

Steve, you just saved me some serious $ in lessons! Well spoken, clear explanations, keeping it manageable. You're a solid teacher!, thank-you for posting - pure gold!

[@kingrjlegaspi1137]

The Best Guitar Teacher on youtube indeed. Thanks for this Video. :) \m/

[@MrMDavy]

I have been struggling for years trying to find some real guitar lessons on KZbin until I found you! You awesome man thanks a lot

[@JeffMartinez648]

KILL'er!!! Thank you so much, second video this morning & you've showed more than else else combined.

[@Ben_Basso]

I've been playing on my own for 15 years and your videos are the first time that I've actually understood theory and its correspondent application. You, sir, absolutely ROCK. Huge THANK YOU!

[@lexestrada9556]

Awesome lesson.

[@myke104uk]

Wow man! I've been battling with no music theory for years and nobody has ever been able to explain this the way you have. I'm so gonna work with this. Thank you so much :)

[@Tookaz]

Hands down the best teacher I've come across on KZbin. Thank You!

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

Steve, thank you. Been playing since 1964. Spent my whole life being a parrot but didn't know what I was doing. Oh how I wish I could take your stuff back 50 years. Got my grandson watching you too. Great teacher. Patient pleasant. And you make it fun.

[@Guitarzoom]

Thank you, Mark Schuster! It's never too late to learn new things so keep it up! ;) Guitarzoom

[@daveshepherd7582]

i really like the way steve is breaking this all down and simplifying it so even i can understand it. Great lesson.

[@BekkersBelly]

By the way, there IS such a thing as a B# and an E#... The scale of C# sharp consists of the notes C# - D# - E# - F# - G# - A# - B#...

[@Guitarzoom]

+Iwan van de Weer It could be so confusing (even counterproductive) for someone who just starting to learn music theory that all tones relativize with sharps and flats on the very beginning! E#, B#, Cb, Fb are the next level.

[@vincenzupalermitanu6421]

+GuitarZoom.com C sharp is only noted that way because a letter cannot be repeated when writing out scale. ie cannot have F and F sharp notated. Is this correct Steve?

[@BekkersBelly]

Exactly Vincenzu Palermitanu​​. You HAVE to use every note of, let's say, the C major scale seperately. This is also why a scale will never have sharps and flats at the same time. So it's: C major /A minor: no flats or sharps, G major/E minor: 1 sharp, D major/B minor: 2 sharps, A major/F# minor: 3 sharps, E major/C# minor: 4 sharps, B major/G# minor: 5 sharps, F# major/D# minor: 6 sharps, C# major/A# minor: 7 sharps, so here every note of the C major scale gets a sharp (also E# and B#). Then we've got F major/D minor: 1 flat, B flat major/G minor: 2 flats, E flat major/C minor: 3 flats: A flat major/F minor: 4 flats, D flat major/B flat minor: 5 flats, G flat major/E flat minor: 6 flats, C flat major/A flat minor: 7 flats, where again every note of the C major scale gets a flat. 

[@peteirie1075]

+GuitarZoom.com excellent observation/instruction

[@jamesperfrement1794]

+Iwan van de Were why are you watching this? Obviously above this.

[@markbertolet1985]

Thanks Steve for taking time out of your life to help enlighten us. You are appreciated.

[@julianboyce3984]

Been teaching myself guitar for 8 years now without knowing theory because I couldn't learn it the traditional way. You are making it very approachable for me, subscribed!

[@matisyahup613]

best guitar instructor on youtube without a doubt. The way I memorized the fretboard was by pairing two notes together, say G and A, and then play them from the 6th string down to the 1st.

[@shaynellemarquez3364]

One of the best guitar teacher here on youtube. Keep it up!!!

[@ktholmes2978]

Mr. Stine, My name is Panya. I'm 53 years old and I have zero knowledge on musical notes, but I want to learn to play guitar for my bucket list. After countless hours of reading and videos watching, I still don't understand anything.I failed miserably and felt even more hopeless. Then Holy shit! I saw your video and your methodology of teaching. Sir, I saw forever unfolded, I understand what serenity is about and happiness was like to see a new born child... Damn you are a great teacher, don't stop teaching. I have so much to learn in little times..... Your greatest fan, Panya

[@mikeosturkan8386]

I have been paying for years, but like you said I never understood the fretboard. Awesome method for simply explaining theory. Things are beginning to come together now. you are truly a natural born teacher. Thank you for taking the time to do what others charge for. Really appreciated.

[@aveureaquest]

After like 6 months trying to learn how the notes work on guitar, you made it crystal clear within less than 20 minutes. Thanks for this awesome lesson!!

[@kb9vsb]

Thank you so much for your time! I have been a beginner guitarist for almost 40 years . You already have me moving to intermediate with just one lesson! Thanks!

[@LehmanHuber]

Best teacher I've seen on this topic. Thanks for the reinforcement!

[@omgaud]

I'm a very late bloomer in the world of guitar. I'm 57 and this video gave me the "aha" moment that will propel me further. You're a very good instructor, highly articulate. Thanks for doing this!

[@Vet2Dev]

This was by far the best tutorial I've seen yet. You manage to create a very simplistic approach to learning this theory. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.

[@mewoosh]

I like this guy! Informative, polite, respectful, positive, practical... Very good learning experience.

[@trixter2604]

IMO, the young man is a very thorough and well spoken teacher. I am a student, sort of, and learned a lot from Him, in minutes. Kudo's Respect Sir.

[@opleidingscentrumvervoeren3103]

Steve, even though I am not English (read Dutch) your so clear to make things simple. Thanks for that. Please keep going on.

[@bsdeadeye]

Steve your videos and programs are phenomenal I'm sure they have changed people's musical lives forever.. I enjoy them all please continue to do what you do.. much thanks

[@krisdevosmusic2277]

I love the way you approach your students through these lesson, very imformative straight to the point and very simplistically written out brilliantly! Well done, keep up the great tuition!

[@robincosby516]

Ahhh knowledge.

[@djbone604]

The only thing older than my guitar is me. This video made me pick it up again. Bravo! Tremendously well presented. Absolute professional. Thorough explanation. Thank you. Look forward to learning along with your other videos.

[@imasubtech6389]

The best instructor for absolute beginners I've seen yet. Thank you very much Steve!

[@techdeficit8661]

This is by far the best lesson I have sat through. Very easy to understand, thank you so much for you time and thorough explanation.

[@josephmiller3513]

Wow , impressive how easy he makes learning the notes along the fretboard

[@jamespower9208]

Steve Stine is the instructor who will tackle the reasons on how music is,in theory,the what fores and the whys.He knows his stuff and apply it.

[@pettymuzik4472]

Steve, You are a great teacher & You can tell you are also an all around real life great guy that is so passionate about music & helping others learn it.

[@andyxeno]

Clear, concise and engaging. Not enough of these on youtube. top stuff

[@EricAustinYun]

Man, I took music theory for two years in college, and this guy makes it waaay easier to understand it. Should've just started with his vids

[@sidgoku1694]

You are an incredible teacher good sir.I bow to you,Accept this as a token of my gratitude.🙏

[@jennizepol]

Steve, thank you for this video! I have been playing guitar for far too long to not know what I am actually doing. I've always felt nervous about learning music theory and that I may not be able to do it. The chromatic scale that you explain in this video has been such a life changer for me already. I have been practicing all morning and memorizing the tricks you have taught. Thank you for speaking in easy terms and making it fun. I really appreciate all you're doing!

[@Senor100]

Thank you for such an intelligent video. My wife is a concert pianist and I am a clown with too many guitars, and she would for sure applaud your passion for theory, and together we can bridge the gap. Awesome video and thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@williamdburton-xl9hk]

I opened for Muddy and Hooker on the road, and I needed this. Taught myself to play and write songs. Thanks!

[@Guitarzoom]

Hi William! Wow that's awesome! Happy to know you liked the lesson and any questions please feel free to ask anytime!

[@shanikeepinnock5031]

I don't usually comment on videos...but instant subscribe! Your explanations are so simple and easy to understand

[@aviver26]

Amazing!! This is one of the most guiding guitar tutorial i have seen. I started playing guitar about 2 years ago without any guidance and hence have been on and off of it just because i did not know how to learn stuff and what are scales and how do people even place their fingers at the perfect fret. I taught myself some basic chords and fingerstyle basics but still i was not at all confident on what i had learnt. But your video was a complete revelation of what i had been searching for all this time. Thank you.

[@johnmurphy3421]

What a great teacher- you explain things so well. Thank you

[@MrMyNameIsHaha]

I like when he pauses for a moment so that you have the time to comprehend what he says. Sign of a good instructor.

[@Guitarzoom]

+Iron Pony Thank you for the feedback !

[@patbrennan6572]

good teacher, explains things in simple terms, i wish i had his patiience when i'm teaching guitar..

[@Metaliched]

This lesson is fantastic. I've been playing for 21 years and never knew this information (didn't take the time to learn it). Your video makes it so easy to understand, and truly breaks the concepts down into "digestible chunks." Steve, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge - you rock (literally)!!! \m/ \m/

[@mikjuan6536]

I gonna watch all parts of the lesson. Thanks for this Guitar Zoom. Very helpful!! Subscribed :)

[@atulsharma2107]

Your style of explaining is the BEST!

[@rocknstv570]

Thank you so much! I am one of those "kind of know this, kind of know that" guys. Clear and concise, well done!

[@gibsonflood]

Great teacher!!! Very clear, very logical. Great style. Bravo Steve! Thank you for giving time and energy to music.

[@Guitarzoom]

Thank you! Guitarzoom

[@annimay99]

Your an awesome instructor! Listening to you break this stuff down makes my playing easier!

[@unclefreddieDied]

Exactly!

[@assasin101011]

for 18 mins of my life i learned the neck of my guitar thank you! looking forward for the next video.

[@adarshnanwani6337]

I've been putting studying Music theory off for months now. The primary reason for that being that I thought I'll find it overwhelming. But, your video actually made me feel otherwise. And I'm looking forward​ to the next lesson. You're definitely a great teacher. And you're a hard working man too, your eyes give it away. Keep up the good work. God bless you. Love from India. 😊

[@Guitarzoom]

Thank you! Keep it up! Guitarzoom

[@strangetwang4087]

The simplest way I think of sharps and flats is to associate them with the direction you are moving on the fretboard. Ascending or descending in pitch. Moving toward the nut, flats. Moving toward the bridge, sharps. The same thought process can be applied to remember how to adjust the intonation of a guitar. If the 12th fret note is flat or sharp compared to the open note of the same string. Flat, move the saddle to the nut. Sharp, move it toward the bridge. Just offering what helped me to remember it the easiest. As always I enjoy all of your videos and always get a lot out of them. Thank you for taking the time to put them out there!

[@Guitarzoom]

Thanks for watching, Strange Twang! And thanks for sharing your knowledge! :-) Just a heads-up, this Saturday (March 5) at 11 AM Pacific Steve’s holding a free webinar called 10 Music Theory Shortcuts every Guitarist Should Know. In the webinar, you’ll discover: ✅ Fast and effective method to tackle scale and chord theory from the ground up. So you can play any song. ✅ How to master the 7 modes of music, exotic scales and more. Even if you’ve never heard of them before ✅ Real world application of theory such as choosing the right scales and more. So you can solo with complete confidence Click the link below to sign up free: guitarzoom.com/musictheoryforlife/webinar/registration/ And hurry if you’re interested, because spots are filling up fast. :-) Make sure you check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! - Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. Want to check out video reviews from GuitarZoom Members? Go here → guitarzoom.com/reviews

[@BuzzGarwood]

Dude. You're a natural teacher. Thank you.

[@artificialnemesis7347]

This is the by far the most helpful video I've ever found online.