Country Guitar Lesson - Mixolydian Licks

[@shadowcreekmusic528]

This man is the BEST IN NASHVILLE he is the man you need to learn from if you want to be the best!

[@abcdefg-h6e]

Thanks for providing these great lessons. I'm learning a lot.

[@matheuscanteri]

@@abcdefg-h6e You’re welcome! Thanks for sharing your feedback, I truly appreciate it!

[@davidegral7152]

Great lesson Matheus. Thanks for your generosity of spirit. Appreciate it.

[@matheuscanteri]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you liked it ! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more!

[@brianmcdermott281]

Those pedal tone licks , insane

[@matheuscanteri]

Thank you so much!

[@MaurizioParrini]

Thank you!!! My interest for this kind of guitar playing is growing up!!!

[@zenrider16701]

Love your work. The pick looks interesting. Thank you.

[@matheuscanteri]

@@zenrider16701 thanks for watching! That’s the “heart attack” mode by anatomy of sound picks.

[@Jamestele1]

Great lesson and great playing

[@matheuscanteri]

Thank you so much, James!

[@Dlee966]

Awesome lesson

[@matheuscanteri]

Glad you enjoyed it! Check out my lessons playlist! Thank you for watching!

[@thecentralscrutinizerr]

Very nice. Have to try this. Thanks Matheus. ✔👍

[@tinman4585]

subscribed! I wish all of the great teachers on here taught like you, no explaining every single fretted note.When a instructor does that it makes me crazy and i move on. Awesome video!!!! to the point and very easy for me THANK YOU!!!!

[@jimhart6867]

that first lick made lots of things i've practiced just fall in place, thank you very much Matheus !

[@sethryan_music]

i love seeing that thick pick! I use a 10mm pick and will never go back.

[@gearoiddom]

I trust you meant 1mm😂

[@GregoryPearsonMusic]

Matheus, thank you - these are great lessons with many useful licks to practice

[@antcommand]

Thank you, immediately applied, very useful, great dexterity and tempo exercise too.

[@freddylopez7536]

Love you’re playin my friend. You truly inspire. Thank you.

[@dedoxize]

o melhor, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho.

[@CM_Civillian]

Heck I'll share this with my enemies too! Great stuff.

[@jonwells1714]

Nice and simple. Thank you!

[@jamesmunday2708]

of course the Best!

[@esbrRICK]

Hey Matheus, great licks to practice!! Thank you for share to us 👏🏻👏🏻 amazing bro!!

[@danaparsons854]

Love your playing:)

[@JRHockney]

Another great lesson from one of the best in Nashville. I like how you emphasized that these licks are not mixolydian only and use a lot of passing tones cuz that's just how country guitar works. I think one of your next lessons should be on chaining licks together over different chords in an improv situation cuz I think that is one of the areas where you blow just about everyone else away.

[@stringbender57]

Very useful and fun lesson. Using the mixolydian scale (also often referred to as the blues scale) as a basis for these licks helps one to memorize them. Pointing out the many passing tones makes it easier for less experienced players to grasp. Thanks for sharing, Mattheus!

[@RayTheGuitar]

I've never, in my life, heard the Mixolydian referred to as the 'Blues' scale ??? Maybe i've missed out

[@ahoneyman]

Yeah, usually people call the minor pentatonic with a b5 passing tone the "blues scale" The mixolydian does have the b7 and there are a lot of b7 chords in blues. Maybe we should call Mixolydian the blues scale? It's a mode but really, how much popular music is modal?

[@bsnf-5]

Call it what you like, but mixolydian is much more than simple blues scale. More possibilities

[@DarkLord1877]

From Spain, thanks for the master lesson. I always look forward to a new video of you. My English is not very good, sorry.

[@DarkLord1877]

@@matheuscanteri Unfortunately, in the city where I live, there is very little.

[@LeleySevero]

Obrigado pelo conteúdo fantástico. Abraço

[@cytwoelk4285]

I really like the lessons and content on this channel. I'm working on adding soloing to my guitar toolbox, after a lot of years writing songs and playing rhythm. Right now my goal is to get half as fast as Matheus, but I'll probably be pretty happy if I make it a third as fast!

[@cytwoelk4285]

@@matheuscanteri I'm from Anchorage, Alaska. First slow, then fast, got it! I really like your catch phrase about chicken pickin' in Nashville, it's a good reminder to listen to the quality of the note I'm picking. Great stuff!

[@cytwoelk4285]

@@matheuscanteri You bet, Alaska would be glad to have you come visit! Let me know if you want any help get some gigs lined up!

[@jamieleong3040]

Great looking telecaster, what make is this?

[@matheuscanteri]

It’s handmade by HC Guitars! Check out their page on Facebook and Instagram. Thanks for watching!

[@tito.tarantula]

Wow, watched two of your vids to date and both were gold. New sub here 👍 Now please excuse me while I get lost in a rabbit hole.

[@matheuscanteri]

I truly appreciate that, my friend! Glad you enjoyed the content! A lot cool stuff coming out very soon!

[@hgsamp]

Hi Matheus. Your lessons are amazing ! (your Teles too) . Many thanks for sharing this here. It will be great if can add some tabs. Many Thanks! -Hugo (Argentina)

[@hgsamp]

@@matheuscanteri Hi Matheus, how are you? Thanks for answering ! ... I'm from Buenos Aires City, but now I would like to be in Bariloche ... Here we are in the middle of a "heat wave" ... now it is 38.5 C , and yesterday more than 42C (!!) ... To introduce myself I must say that I'm a trombone player (pretty old by the way...) but I allays love the guitar and it was always there in my life, and I play at home or with friends... I think that the electric guitar is the most powerful interface between human, music and technology... You can even go to a shynthesizer but your fingers (your flesh) it's there, connecting both worlds ... And concerning country music I like country guitar (Albert Lee, Danny Gatton, etc.) an I think that there's a lot of resourses and technics that go far beyond the style itself , so I began to search lessons on youtube and find your channel... and you are really great man, and you also sound "modern" in a banjo roll ... Have a good day ! Hugo (If you come again to my country drop me a message !)

[@StillPointStudio]

Oh yeah nice playing!

[@bsnf-5]

Those pedal licks are great, but thet would be really easy to get wrong when improvising live. lol It's like thinking in a more polyphonic way, like the famous "spider" excercise. Makes me think of more advanced players, like Satriani or Santana.

[@matheuscanteri]

I think the key is to practice it in many keys and focus on finding the “anchor” notes and play the lick as a whole around them, not thinking of all the notes individually.

[@felipeperovanidimedarrell6602]

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[@hozckaro.b.]

Gracias 🤝🏽🎸💪🏽

[@garlandpoolfredpool]

Matheus! Do you have any recommendations for a guitar amp that sounds good but isn't heavy as hell? I have a Fender Supersonic right now and...it's SO heavy and kind of noisy. It's the weight of it that mostly bums me out. LOL

[@matheuscanteri]

There are some really good options now, the Fender Tone Master series are great, I’ve played many gigs with a deluxe tone master and it was great. I also use a Line6 Pod Go and go direct many times. It sounds great when you get it dialed in.

[@j.r.goldman3279]

TY Nice

[@eyank57]

Is the best '👍👍☝

[@keithjohnson2940]

hey Matheus, i live in clarksville. how do i book a lesson?

[@rudolfbleicher]

What kind of guitar do you play in that video ?

[@matheuscanteri]

That’s a handmade tele by HC Guitars, check out their page on Facebook and Instagram.

[@dry509]

How do you get your sound? Thanks in advance.

[@matheuscanteri]

These days I record and gig 90% of the time with a Pod Go. I have created a few presets that I really like and feels really good. I usually go for a deluxe amp or a Vox Ac30, spring reverb and a bit of compression.

[@dry509]

@@matheuscanteri Thanks for the feedback.

[@Toasty_1992]

What pick are you using?