The 3 Connected Guitar Scales I Use Daily - Beginner/Intermediate Lead Guitar Lesson

[@VacuumTubeThunder]

You are the best guitar teacher! I have been stuck in the pentatonic scale for the last 10 years! Until I found your channel. Im fishing for my own food now, thanks!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Amazing! And thank you so much for the kind words ☺🙏

[@malcolmcrossley2618]

I agree.... I love learning new things.... every day 😊

[@michaelwas8549]

Do you have chart for this somewhere?

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

@@michaelwas8549 I put all the graphics from my lessons over on my Patreon if that’s what you’re looking for.

[@theaaronimal]

💯💯💯

[@dankintx]

DUUDE!!!! Finally!! This is all clicking for me!!! Holy crap, played for like 3 hours tonight using these shapes!!! Amazing!! You are the best! You have a gift for teaching man!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's so great to hear! Thanks for checking out the video ☺

[@pqvcquersabermeunome3211]

Bro, no words can explain how grateful i am for you. God bless you mate

[@DDE_ADDICT]

My defaults are Dorian, Mixolidian, major, and aeolian. But I also play southern rock and a lot of Allman Brothers. You teach very good, and I even learn some from you.

[@michaeledmondsonrock]

The part about relative major at the pinky finger and relative minor at the index finger is a major help to me thanks again!

[@kevinking2468]

I have been using this exact scale for a couple years now - My lead playing has improved dramatically, especially when, using this scale in the relative major key, very melodic and inspiring.

[@StueyDoo]

Just discovered your channel and I’m really liking it. After being a power chord and box 1 pentatonic player for years, I’ve been taking my playing more seriously. I’m learning a hell of a lot from your channel. Thank you very much. Cheers from Australia

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

So glad you're enjoying the videos. Cheers!

[@kevinking2468]

A good way to learn to play melodically is to figure out vocal lines (by ear) from popular songs - This really improved my improv’ skills and is super fun.

[@btbb3726]

Nice video! Thanks! When I started playing guitar I memorized the Pentatonic positions and would then practice them via improvising while listening to music (e.g., Roy Buchanan) then I worked on transitioning between Pentatonic positions while improvising. I then started adding the two additional notes as per what you’re saying in this video. It has really enabled me to improvise well beyond my ~”knowledge of music theory”. You’ve brought the info together nicely in this video and added very useful information. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Jet-k2y]

Your a great teacher on guitar, you go slow and technical. And iam finally starting to understand a little bit better,

[@jgianan]

As always, another quality lesson!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Appreciate that :)

[@Runny117]

why do those diagrams mess with my head so bad LOL. used to looking at it from a different perspective. love the video though!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Sorry! I've had mixed feedback on the direction for the on-screen fretboard. In my more recent videos I've switched it the other way.

[@marcbutler8896]

Hey man.... It made me puzzle. But it made me a LOT wiser in the proccess!😂

[@unbeardedveteran]

Thanks so much for the teaching, sir. your videos have helped me incredibly with improving my ability and knowledge with my guitar.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

You’re very welcome! 😊

[@t.c.parsonsnolongerfallen6488]

Great job teaching it simply,thanks man,I have already started to try and apply it already

[@marcbutler8896]

BIG thank you.

[@stevenbatten5517]

Thanks as always Andrew your an inspiration 👍

[@jameskozlowski9925]

Great video as always. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@kha_]

Super great lesson, thanks!!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

My pleasure!!

[@loveguitars]

Hey Andrew, You are a great teacher! Thanks and Happy New Year!🙏🔥

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you! Happy New Year :)

[@The73275]

Thanks!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank YOU!

[@eastcoastwilly1373]

Great job young man love your channel always look forward to your videos!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I appreciate that! Glad you're enjoying the videos :)

[@djc5897]

It’s a minor scale/minor pentatonic/major hybrid scale? Interesting! I know my pentatonic scales pretty good and I’ve been playing for like 20 years I’m trying to explore my horizons and improve my solo playing

[@thomassmith8441]

Nice lesson.Just having to get used to the layout.

[@marcbutler8896]

Heh heh..😅 Me too. But a Great lesson. I spent about 5 mins playing a "G" scale getting completely baffled... (Was great for the brainwork I was applying to the fretboard and "scale") 😂 Was upside down and back to front ! 😅 Taught me a LOT..😊

[@laldinnghetachawngthu6751]

This lesson I hope very improve

[@mikebeaumont7558]

Ahh, another guy who makes one read the fret board backwards. Great . Bye

[@grainyday]

why reverse the view , it is now completly usless !

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I realize for some people they prefer it the other way. But for others it's more confusing when it doesn't match the video of my fretboard above it. Then they would be going opposite directions. Sorry for the confusion!

[@grainyday]

@@andrewclarkeguitar ahhh , ok I see - thank you for the answer , perhaps just mirror flip your video after recording as if you were leftie ? anyway good luck and thanks ! your extended patterns are so helpful to join with minor scale !