Creating R&B Fills Using 6ths-A New Approach

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[@tr3sidential]

Sounds awesome. 6ths really work!

[@neilmalone798]

What a great lesson! Thanks so much.

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Thank you for watching!

[@FreakingSweeeet]

I really have to say, although I love your videos, I have to mention how much I love that wall you have behind you there. Great video too 😉

[@TastyGuitarcom]

right on, thanks for noticing :)

[@adamtagestavnstrup9137]

Always a pleasure watching your videos, and be inspired to pick up your guitar! Keep em coming

[@TastyGuitarcom]

thanks Adam, happy to inspire, another great vid coming this Friday

[@VincentEEpps]

That was sweet. Classic stuff.

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thanks for watching Vincent!

[@LucasRodriguez-zm9zl]

What a great channel!!! congrats from Brasil

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obrigado Lucas!

[@mraggrovator]

Top quality.

[@KunchangLeeMusic]

Great lesson 👍🏻

[@mitcharney1]

I also like the Ibanez.

[@guitarforudude]

Mitch Arney yes! What model is it?

[@rockdfunk]

Great tip Rick, thx for the vids

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glad you dig it!

[@13thAMG]

Love that backing track. Can it be downloaded? Great lesson. Love the simplicity and the melodic outcomes from it.

[@TastyGuitarcom]

thanks! sorry that backing was just a loop I recorded and didn't save, just C Am Dm G

[@darrenaitcheson1675]

Cheers

[@patrickedwards2158]

Great Stuff👍

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thanks Patrick!

[@JGAbstract]

Are the sixth identical to the maj/min pattern of 3rds when harmonizing the major scale? 1-4-5 get major 6ths? And 2-3-6-7 get minor 6ths? Or do 6ths get their own pattern? It looked like you played the 2nd scale degree with a major 6th?

[@TastyGuitarcom]

shapes will be the same yes but you are kinda getting the terms backwards though. Take for example the the 6th interval out of a G barre chord at the 3rd fret. B note at 4th fret on g string on bottom and G note and 3 fret on high e string on top. B to G is actually an interval of a minor 6th - you are referring to it as a major 6th....but dont be too concerned about all that yet. Watch the video I did called "building fills part 1 seeing chords as intervals " it will help a lot in seeing this stuff clearly and how to apply it.

[@ORANGETARGETARMORY]

Just a little less talking but great video