What Do I Do With All These Scales - The Major Scale

[@SimonAtkinsWins]

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[@coltonruscheinsky7863]

Agreed

[@lifeafterkings6315]

Lol

[@kagenotatsumaki]

I trust him because he has PRS and Marshall in this video. Good taste is just as important as theory knowledge! Lol

[@mydearriley]

prolly cus he does a lotta fingering

[@DC-hd5bo]

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[@RohamVase]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@brownpunk1794]

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[@CooperSwaim-rd9vp]

What is the the technical name of this scale?

[@darrenbodnar6608]

How do you know which note to play and when?

[@samkoopmann8833]

9:03

[@agawamguy]

Thanks for all the great ideas. Like many, I'm stuck in all of these scale patterns. I really liked the idea of playing through all of the triad shapes. I'm going to start working on that right now!

[@blutey]

_What Do I Do With All These Scales - The Major Scale_ Many thanks for this. After watching many _learning lead guitar videos_ , yours is the 1st that actually explains this.

[@kukumuniu5658]

Could You talk with us about harmonic Major's functional harmony...and modal :> because,we can make few different chords on some degrees of ionian b6 :) so many rootles dominants we have there,but only one is diatonic... We must investigate it :D how to live with harm.Major, in practice :>

[@chrismaghintay]

I miss this guy. Does he still work for the channel?

[@dance_pattern]

I’ve been trapped in the major scale shapes for like 2 years. Thank you for this

[@RyanGaughanGuitar]

It gets so hard getting out of just the scale and actually make music!

[@ferramirez4570]

This is by far the best video about how to approach scales when soloing.

[@MusoraOfficial]

I've been working on this stuff myself a lot lately and it's really helped me so I hope it helps everyone else trying to learn to use the major scale in a more musical way.

[@Funkfreed]

this channel is so good if not for the low volume when they talk it's either they don't have mic or they do but they don't talk into it

[@ambarishroul7278]

Simple ideas are the greatest

[@fanoeric8188]

Your videos helped me so much ..!! Thanks you

[@eldestisland4520]

Thanks! This was exactly the link I needed to get in between scales and jamming.

[@ajayveersingh2454]

Thank you Brother, You are the best.

[@MusoraOfficial]

You are welcome .Thanks for watching.

[@ajayveersingh2454]

@@MusoraOfficial Brother please tell me that, how to play sa re ga ma every scale on the guittar.

[@farhanaryasukma8409]

Thank you this is sooo helpful! Lately i’ve been learning how to play solos and improvised. Sometimes when I play along with back track my brain just go blank and forgot all of the shape. When that happen (all the time tbh) I just go with my ear and feelings

[@whatarefriends4]

This guy is good. Every video of his is helpful and never confusing

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks Sean.

[@michaelhaller8495]

Great lesson thanks lots Mike from Australia 🇦🇺

[@brownpunk1794]

Hi Nate. Hope u can answer this pls. Bit confused. Say i have a simple chord progression of G C and D CHORDS. Does that mean i play G MAJOR scale over all these chords.. OR Do i play G MAJOR scale over G CHORD C MAJOR SCALE over C CHORD etc.. Hope that makes sense. Thanks

[@rpmmoth712]

If g major is the key then you would use f major scale. The other chords put together form the sound characteristic of the key of g. So yes the g major scale over all the chords.

[@pedromarques5748]

Nice stuff, very good lesson indeed!!!

[@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251]

Great lesson man

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks Nonrev. I hope it helps some people out.

[@namede6210]

Practicing it this way helps me remember which note is for which particular chord better than just running the scales. Good video!

[@jeffersondelosreyes1125]

Very very helpful tips. Thank's man. Keep on sharing your knowledge. God bless.

[@SMart7751]

Well done sir.

[@TheBenb1999]

Great video. Had to try it out right away!

[@antmatteo]

Great lesson!

[@juanbecerra1080]

WOW this is such an eye opener. Many thanks :)

[@zachfree6126]

Thank you, bro. Really helped me to see how I can he the major scale or any scales for that matter when soloing and creating melodies, cheers. 🙏

[@MusoraOfficial]

Cheers Zach.

[@iduncanw]

Only recently found this channel and very glad I did. Some excellent lessons and this one is no exception. Going to try this after work tonight 🎸😎🎸

[@MusoraOfficial]

Thanks for watching iDuncan.

[@iduncanw]

GuitarLessons 😎 well I just played over the backing track about 6 times. Played on 1st and 2nd string between 5th and 15th frets using 5, 7 & 8 as my “home” position. Nice clean amp setting with some plate reverb and it was like my little piece of heaven to unwind after work. Thanks again.

[@dannychase4907]

This is great stuff man! Thanks you!!!

[@grewalparminder2003]

Forget this. Learn licks from your favourite artists and vary them. And be careful to emphasise the right notes when you move to F (in key of C) and G. Most importantly work on your ear all the time. Never let your fingers lead except for when you are experimenting to find new sounds.

[@guitarmusicvideos4535]

thank you so much ....very helpful.please do some more videos for finger styles..

[@wardiup939]

so good! thank you!!

[@midori58]

about time i actually use my pinky finger

[@skipbauchmam5995]

This was a great lesson al the way around. Thank you.

[@ryanmonahan7381]

Thanks you! This is very helpful!

[@johnpeters5417]

I can't download the scale diagrams but could download the jam track?

[@sneezyIce]

Really helpfull! So when combining scales you just try to use bits and pieces? And what a beautiful guitar! Is it a PRS?

[@MusoraOfficial]

Yeah, limiting your choices out of a big scale shape can help make things more manageable when starting out. Yep, it's PRS S2 Semihollow.

[@312franz]

Where to chose landing note in g major scale ? Is it G B and D ?

[@magnethomewood]

Thank you again, really helpful tips, I can't wait for the next lessons in this series

[@davidmoore582]

Nice

[@joshuaquizon8256]

9:56 tf just happen Someone help What happen there

[@ricardo.i.i.i]

He’s playing a triad for each chord in the scale. He’s playing a G major triad, A minor triad, B minor triad..... and so on. Learn your triads! 🤘🏽

[@lifeafterkings6315]

I just need a good amplifier for my acoustic electric so I can reall hear better of what i'm playing

[@andersestes]

Great video. All the guitar channels : * voice volumelevel :5 * guitar volumelevel: 10 Makes you toggle volume on your phone up and down, to prevent tinnitus on the guitar parts, and hearing what's being said.

[@murkkz1679]

True

[@louiserios9030]

Great video... very important information if you trying to learn guitar... ✌👍👌

[@samuelraj9679]

why we know major scales all positions , I know but how I start solo in guitar

[@mcrstudio8418]

Nice........

[@suegates5]

🚩Huge Thanks for the Download+Track. This is What sperates U from other KZbin teachers Outstanding Teacher+Great Person! You've helped me so much 😊🎸

[@panchobizzarro3925]

I trust this man because he looks like Jean Claude Van Damme.

[@andersontico]

Hi, I really enjoyed to see the triad shapes within a major scale shape! Can you go further on that lesson? It helped me a lot to be aware of the chords being played. Thanks!

[@mr.kepchaki]

Yoyo

[@MusoraOfficial]

Yo

[@plumhunter9158]

good advice ... keep it simple and try not to become a guitar god in one day!

[@Perfumery_by_Sabin]

Way too hard of a lesson for my level.

[@billregan1981]

Great lesson!