Pentatonic Horizontal Patterns

[@Dolphinstreets]

► TAB & Jam Track: www.masterguitaracademy.com/penta-horizontal

[@veshaw.]

I'm curious 🦝 if the can apply to bass guitar 🎸

[@wesleyAlan9179]

These horizontal scales are really cool, ive been practicing these for about a month, super fun!

[@arottie4097]

Haven't used them all the way up & down the neck like this. Just different sections of the neck I have stumbled upon! BUT BOY O BOY I'M GUNNA USE THEM IN THE NOW!!! Thank you for this. It's a game changer!

[@user-sn3cs2hd8r]

Playing for many years and this one lesson brought me back to the basics - so valuable for intermediate players

[@Dolphinstreets]

Glad to hear it!

[@dennismowry3139]

Thanks for putting this up. This lesson along with: Easy Minor Pentatonic Triplet Exercise - Robert's 2 Minute Lessons (39) is very helpful & practical.

[@johnnyblackband77]

Robert is a amazing teacher, I also recommend his lessons on T Bone Walker. learned so much that applies to all blues playing. Thanks Robert.

[@ss-wh3sx]

i just got the five shapes down...and this really helped me put em it all together...thankx so much...ur awesome man...

[@speedysolisvalle696]

I've never used this kind of excercise but it is awesome. It is fun and you actually feel like you're making a progress, thank you for your videos!!

[@machia0705]

I learn a lot from your lessons. I never used this pattern. Thanks for teaching it.

[@blessed7927]

I did enjoy it! Very helpful! Intermediate player and very grateful for these quick tips and patterns! Helps with wanting to solo more!

[@curtd798]

Excellent lesson. Very helpful as I'm trying to expand my lead playing right now.

[@ZachScottB]

What a fun horizontal pentatonic scale to run! Eye opening, thank you for the knowledge.

[@beatbracher3341]

Hi Robert. Great Video, please more of this!

[@MrEthera]

cool idea. I think I'll take this to the diatonic scales as well.

[@michaelcraig2450]

This is the most use lesson I’ve seen on scale practice. Thanks

[@michaelodonnell3608]

Great lesson Robert, something new to add to the armoury, thanks

[@ADIKTIVESOUNDS1]

Nice lesson Robert thanks for the post.

[@TheMarillionaire]

Excellent tuition as usual Robert, definitely going to get this going on! Thanks again

[@zundap100]

Cool lesson Robert, thanks.

[@remyslim1756]

I definitely want to learn this technique, and try to apply it into what I'm currently playing. It seems simple but very effective and something that can help to as you mentioned in the video give more freedom on the fretboard. I've never played any of the licks that you went over in your video. I'd kind of figured there was some sort of method or easier way to understanding the guitar. I've been clueless for a very long time with regard to learning and playing. But I'm hoping to add some of these runs into my guitar playing to start actually playing some real solos. Thank you.

[@Freesoul84]

Great video. Eric Johnson is famous for his horizontal pentatonic runs.

[@CA10Z]

Yes I have... I discovered them long ago. Thanks to this I am going to revisit them... AND USE THEM. Thanks

[@Dolphinstreets]

Excellent!

[@CA10Z]

@@Dolphinstreets I understand the pattern however it changes as you progress up the neck. Perhaps in the future you would explain why this goes from a four fret then to a three fret pattern Thanks a ton well done....

[@Darkwell0071]

First time I have seen anyone go up and down the neck. This seem really important to learn thank you for showing us. I will dig snd learn. I know you mentioned jumping off and going across and if you could go up then across, back across, then up, then across ,then up in a scale that would really open the fret board. I think I am trying to get the idea by learning BB King the thrill is gone in different keys. So far A and Bm next is E. Thank you. You are a great teacher.

[@andymccormick7542]

Great way to get into Allman Brothers riffs too! Thanks for the great lesson!

[@MarkZabel]

Great lesson Robert. And sweet guitar ... and Swedish flag!

[@brianwarner308]

i like this a lot, can't believe I've never done this before! Thanks Robert!!

[@twankwhelan8517]

Nice one Rob, works the brain as well as the fingers :)

[@jean-pierreschaller9101]

As you said, very important to know at least. the 2 techniques horizontal (more lyrical, fluidity) and vertical (boxes = technical). For me, I prefer the horizontal way which opens up other directions. Again thank you Robert for this great video, you are an excellent teacher.

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thank you 🙏

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

Ha! Robert, it just so happens I've been experimenting a lot with this recently on the G and B strings! Thanks!

[@daviddrake8019]

I had been learning how to play pentatonic horizontally on on string but I like your idea of going up and down in pairs. More musical.

[@eaacowboys]

hi, I am a keyboard player. I am starting to learn the guitar Pentatonic scale. It intrigues me. Plus, it is easier to travel with a guitar.

[@Chuckthehammer]

Really like this one!

[@pauldeatherage6112]

Thanks Robert for the hard work you do for your videos, you make it really easy to understand ,thank you

[@markadams7743cruisinblues]

Great idea

[@kma6658]

Really great stuff Robert!

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thank you !!

[@philrisser6853]

loved it. i might sub . i hope theres more like thesee

[@kytronnbueno1428]

Awesome Lesson, Thank You Robert!

[@ReverendHellbilly]

Awesome lesson,your the best

[@13lstewart]

LOVE THIS ROBERT!! THANK YOU!

[@MalcolmDoyle-e6x]

Very cool. Cheers, Malcolm

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thanks Malcolm.

[@dieterwolf1122]

Tank You very much. Have never done it.

[@GengarOP]

amazing lesson really helped my improv skills

[@downhill240]

Always great lessons here!

[@brianmccarthy8734]

Definetly going to work on this.

[@Amorelaser]

Great lesson, thank you!

[@Dolphinstreets]

Glad you liked it!

[@annie4971]

Thanks so much for this lesson Robert! 😘

[@Kipster848]

Great lesson

[@guitarlady5508]

Thank you really enjoy this ..

[@fattboyzz1355]

Just found this channel this morning . Liked ,subbed & hit the bell for new content. Looking forward to it ;)

[@gonzalosandoval6967]

Thanks robert you are a Master

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thank you!

[@wesleyAlan9179]

This is the key to unlock the fret board!

[@garyg2620]

I'll be working on this for a while thanks

[@kenshirk6993]

Nice lesson....Thanks

[@stephenzeagman9985]

great video! thanks

[@alvincriswell1479]

Question; each time he slides, is he moving to the next pentatonic pattern? Like going from pattern 1 to patter 2 and then from pattern 2 to pattern 3 and so on all on the E and B strings?

[@projekt1824]

Fantastic!

[@drchikosi]

I like it much! Excellent exercises.

[@jonnymoreno9051]

Thanks my friend , this is a amazing 😉

[@SeeTeaSea]

Really enjoyed this exercise!

[@Dolphinstreets]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stefanocharles1974]

good lesson very handy...what sound ur using i mean gear,,,,

[@Dolphinstreets]

AxeFx II by Fractal Audio @fractalaudio

[@dennydee262]

I move through the boxes and connect them but no I havent used that pattern and i like it Thanks

[@spicer41282]

This is Great Robert! Just as good is your backing track. What did you use? Thanks for sharing!

[@Dolphinstreets]

Thank you! I used Band-In-A-Box for the backing track.

[@joachimlachmann3487]

Thank you, Robert. This lesson helped to get out of the "box". You are the best teacher. Cant recommend enough. Greetings from Frankfurt, Germany. By the way: You are from Sweden?

[@Dolphinstreets]

Danke! Yes I am from Sweden!

[@albertchaboya9944]

Really Like your content

[@bobwright4945]

Nice, some good advice

[@MrBonzoMan]

Great lesson!...Enlightening!...Cheers

[@babumtech8279]

We want minor and major pentatonic horizontal pattern in number/Markings on fret board sir

[@0713mas]

Never used it, in this pattern! I've seen the pros do it though Ty

[@anuragnehad]

Very good and informative

[@markymark2558]

THANKS

[@randywhite1422]

Cool lesson thanks

[@13thAMG]

Good job, Robert. Would be interested in the fret distances too. I noticed the start is 2 frets then it goes to 3 frets apart but does it remain that way all the way up? And ya gotta love a D'Angelico!

[@Dolphinstreets]

If you look at me playing it, you'll see the pattern. It repeats again once you reach the octave.

[@nickname3798]

thanks man

[@freedom8435]

Thx

[@krisskross6135]

Can we use other modes such as dorian etc.?

[@Dolphinstreets]

Yes, absolutely. It’s fun and rewarding to explore these shapes!

[@krisskross6135]

Thanks Robert that's why I subscribed to your channel. Your a genius! Cheers! Man.

[@hessguitar4708]

All your lesson are spot on man really like your stuff! So I have a question about some videos where you (and others) use a linear outline of the chord progression as it goes by while your playing. That really helps to see where you are in the progression. My question is... what is that program? I'd like to use that in my stuff as well. Sorry to post this question here...

[@Dolphinstreets]

There isn't one program I use. I use a combination of Photoshop and After Effects by Adobe. Tedious work for sure.

[@KalobPierson-l9x]

Great video 👍

[@mikehafstad5376]

this is sooo goood!!!

[@babumtech8279]

Superb 👌👌👌👌👌

[@mikeburstein1146]

I've tabbed out ALL the string sets. Hit me up.

[@erolgermannemmanuel5637]

Never used it up to now !

[@tomazkadis5456]

thank you

[@surfside16]

Nice.

[@pppaulodias]

The link is not working....

[@jessicacabrales6820]

No, I never thought about like that but thanks.

[@SalvvOrtiz]

Nice D' Angelico!

[@CncObsession]

I enjoyed it! Diagonals next?

[@billroe4243]

Yes actually diagonals are another technique to helps visualize patterns and shapes.

[@jorgesantiago9990]

Great...

[@markr8326]

That sounds so good to the ear while also looking really enjoyable to perform, 10 out of 10 on the Audio/visuals! Thanks for this lesson Robert. Could this be practiced in all 12 keys ?

[@Dolphinstreets]

Absolutely! Thanks for your compliment!

[@dennisduke1008]

excellent

[@surfside-hj2ue]

Cool.

[@awlthatwoodcrafts8911]

Maybe it was by design, but you failed to mention the pattern for the slides. Whether up or down, it was 4 frets or 3 frets. It looked like it was alternating but I'm not 100% sure. I saw your comment from a few months back where you suggest that we look at your playing and we'll see it. So, I suspect you were intentionally leaving it out of the video for us to figure out. The slides are a great way of connecting the boxes. It's a great way to break up the staccato sound of playing the notes.

[@kirkangeloautor3710]

awesome

[@chrisw1953]

Interesting.

[@arcidiavolo]

i was practicing minor pentatonics and i realized that i could go horizontally and that opened more possibilities. so i searched and i came here..

[@macelltavares]

Not yet but i will

[@ralphcundiff5180]

No I haven’t it’s great I want to learn fast embellishments to spice up emotional melodic

[@damien6685]

In answer to your question: No, never see that before

[@Darkwell0071]

The Swedish way !

[@mns8732]

To answer your question: No. But I will, and thanks very much.

[@Dolphinstreets]

Excellent!