How To ACTUALLY USE Arpeggios, Pentatonics & Diatonic Scales In A Guitar Solo

[@DarylWideman]

61 yrs old. Playing since I was 9. Got "some learnin to do". Thanks

[@scottjones6624]

I really loved the FOCUS and "simplicity" of this lesson AND the "why"

[@RENIELTUBE]

Utter brilliant move of using the G shaped E instead of the E shaped. That REALLY shifted a lot in my understanding of things. You are One HELL of a model American

[@TheQuietRiot]

Use the whole diatonic scale primarily for movement!!! Woww...this is like a revelation for me...I've always felt like I needed to use the full scale so as not to sound predictable in the pentatonic but never thought to use the diatonic primarily for quick runs

[@t0msie]

All this time, and you still come up with brilliant new lessons. You have improved my playing so much Ian, thank you.

[@385markcollier]

Ian, one of the best lessons you or anyone has ever done. Love it, thanks.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! Please share this somewhere, I really believe in this lesson

[@MattXScott]

I truly love this channel. I've been playing for decades but have learned the most from you. I'll be joining Patreon next time I get paid. Looking forward to the practice lessons! Thank you for all you do! If you're ever in New Orleans, beers on me.

[@mickey2036]

Like watching a magician giving up the secrets behind the magic tricks. 🪄

[@coloaten6682]

So much knowledge right here. It's the roadmap. It's the one lesson every struggling guitarist has been searching for. Thanks Ian, total legend :)

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Dude, so glad you see it! I’m Trying to think how to get this video to more eyes because I really believe in it. Thanks for the kind words

[@robbah9939]

You never dissapoint. Love the channel!

[@BigMikesBS]

Dude, there are a lot of guitar Gurus out there on the interweb, but you're the best. I appreciate it. Sincerely.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Means a lot man! Thanks so much, all I ask is you share this video somewhere. I really believe in this one a lot!

[@tbobmann229]

​@StichMethodGuitar Thanks man! ..explained everything in perspective!

[@freddyricco9051]

Great video. Me encantan. siempre con cosas simples que aportan un montón. Thanks!!!

[@joshuawillis3312]

I love this man. Keeps it simple and applicable for all types of players. Just follow every step in the order he brings it up.

[@MrYatesj1]

Always love your lessons

[@finessed7971]

Dude you're great. I about gave up on guitar. You make it easy and fun

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! Glad you are enjoying the channel. Check out my playlists, and let me know if you have any questions

[@backpackerway8533]

Good energy you got buddy , thanks for your work and your sharing !! Great lesson !

[@dexter_gd3478]

You always have great lessons. I watch your videos all the time. I do Patreon when I get in stuck or need more material to learn. Thank you for the content.

[@ScreamingEagle.]

Great lesson Stich...👍🎸

[@Deadheadgypsy]

Yet another breakthrough. Thank you StichMethod Guitar!

[@peudooo]

oh man "if you want to bond with the music, play an arpegio" man i was rolling. 2nd vid i've seen. i really enjoy your videos

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! Glad you are diggin the vids

[@chriscurtis8344]

Stich your overall SOUND is so much better! It was good before. Now it’s AWESOME ‼️🎸💻

[@neilkorsgaard]

This is great stuff Ian. Thank you. When and why. Now I just need to practice the where!

[@mgclark46]

Your timing for this video, and for me, is perfect. I was just sensing a plateau, and was resolving to step-back from my intensive dig-in in my effort to learn and progress. I now see some exciting-looking rolling foothills on my way up! Thanks!

[@Ike-VPN]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

[@peterbroderson6080]

I appreciate your lessons and you tie ideas nicely together

[@SunnysideElla]

Combining these 3 and including graphics really helped me to internalize this for once and for all. Great lesson, thanks!

[@billfrost4603]

Great lesson.

[@matthewgeorge7911]

Amazing Lesson, Stich. This was a big one! I would hear Rick from Goose play arpeggios but they sounded so musical and not practice routine-y? This makes a ton of sense

[@martinheath5947]

A lot of wisdom crammed into one lesson. Much appreciated!

[@UnCanny_Requiem]

you should do a arpeggios/pentatonic/diatonic, path way on guitar soloing lesson. love the videos.

[@rexharrislive]

Really solid lesson man... I've been looking for something like this for while, many thanks!

[@klaiejah]

I’m an intermediate bassist and greatly enjoyed this 🙏

[@cpost1558]

You are the man Stich! I miss your instruction.

[@Trellous]

My goodness after all these years of going nowhere, I now know how to get to where I’ve wanted to go. I’ve had the music equivalent to Paul’s road to Damascus conversion. The guitar and music finally make sense. Thank you so much.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! I really believe in this video! All I ask is that you share it somewhere.

[@joshuacummins8221]

Ever get to a point when you plateau and can't be bothered playing anymore? Find one of this guys videos and be inspired.

[@vicmorrison8128]

Enjoyed

[@neilsjmcmahon]

That's cool - bonding, moving, rambling to another area. Nice structure. Warmly communicated

[@joannm5682]

taking the complicated back to center..love it ty..❤

[@iamguitarded315]

Well, when you say it like that, it starts making sense. Thank you!

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Awesome to hear! Glad you liked it.

[@Magavin84]

Can do a follow up video where you combine the next chord in the jam with the holy trinity. Like for example, if your next chord is Cm or B major. I would like to see how you sew it altogether.

[@josephburby1913]

Thankyou! Such a great spirit and great insight!

[@plainsroamer405]

Thanks Stefan and Barry!!

[@lockeshill]

Master Stitch 🙏

[@nerenahd]

You´re the man, Stitch

[@jukejointjack]

Crucial thanks Ian 🤙🙏🎸

[@1929hellbox]

Thanks for a great lesson.

[@StoryTimePlace]

Just shouting out a message of thanks to Stefan and Barry for their inquisitive desire to learn about this. Also thank you to your stitch for performing a good lesson very enjoyable thank you. Jesus Christ loves you.

[@shawnlarose5579]

excellent teaching

[@GratefulHead1969]

great lesson brada!

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We love your videos 🤜🤛

[@Pgan803]

Best formula so far, trinity of guitar leads

[@matthewmurray7428]

This is so helpful. Thank you!

[@StichMethodGuitar]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@eschatts1]

i love your videos man. Can you do some of these like in the context of Blues or Blues rock? Those genres of music have different feels, so phrasing and stuff is different. It is sometimes hard to make that jump to another genre of music. keep them coming. glad you are doing more videos again.

[@precisionsoundworksstudio]

Stich has a Blues Primer Playlist link posted in the description of the video.

[@imjonkatz]

Hell yeah! Thanks

[@kelvin12345]

This is too short! Best lesson ever!!

[@sharonemanuel-ip1893]

Excellent!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I'm still learning the fretboard with chords and arpeggios. You really are gifted in explaining the next steps for me to take. Merci beaucoup. I was sad to not see black notes on the fretboard when I started out. So I did the next best thing. I put postit notes on my piano keys, and now I have strings on the piano. This helped me to realize the shift around the Eb, E and F scales. Is there a name for this shift? I wanted to call it a warp, but they use that for the B string since it's a third instead of a fourth.

[@JohnSleeper]

Thank you! That is clever. So for major key / major pentatonic you use G barre shape (pinky is root on low E) for the arpeggio, use Pentatonic major position 5 (at 9th fret), and for diatonic use E's Aeolian shape at its 6th note (fret 9). So for E minor, you would use E minor barre at fret 12 for arpeggio, minor pentatonic shape 1 on fret 12 and E minor (Aeolian shape) also at fret 12? Thanks again sir!

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I’m joining Patreon!! Thank you 🙏

[@ponilima8114]

Brother, Always great content. Thank for your passion to teach. I have questions for you, can we talk offline?

[@chubalongchar5277]

Thanks a ton for the revelation.

[@sebastianmusic6205]

You've definitely whet my whistle...

[@natejohnson1083]

Thanks ben and stefan

[@greenygg3498]

Hey Stitch, i just watched a double stop video of yours from 7 years ago with Sean Daniels. You still in contact? Your collaboration videos are great value, as is your amazing channel. Love the frameworks you help us understand. Thanks

[@maheshregon5441]

Love it🎉

[@HomedogNik]

Always so satisfying when a lesson like this puts together all theses little pieces of knowledge and shows how to connect them properly. Enlightening stuff! :)

[@rogertinker1813]

Thank you

[@eaglet260100]

Why didn't somebody tell me this along time ago SMH. Thank you so much Stitch 🙂

[@chriscurtis8344]

The Grateful Stich 2024‼️🎸

[@eclecticwhyzass]

Yes.

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Random question, but do you know where I can find wall treatments like the one in your video! They look amazing!

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The cops said my Motif was love.....

[@beck204]

Honest question. I love this stuff and I’ve become devoted to learning. But, what practical application does this have aside from having fun playing? Just getting together with a few people for a little jam session? Or is it really about just having fun playing guitar?

[@StichMethodGuitar]

It’s about improvisation and making music that moves and says something. It’s for the conversation of music

[@LoganAddisMusic]

Shiii...son I built my chops on noodles

[@user-ku3qf7ot8x]

Awesome! But so much is about rhythm and when you start and end phrases.

[@KevinAvard]

Cool

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Stich to 1M subs!

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Let’s make that happen!😂👍

[@davidamir2456]

Thanks for another AH-HA moment in my guitar exploration

[@cshubs]

You're sounding very Duane Allmany today.

[@brettsbluesguitar3892]

Dicky Betts more like

[@cshubs]

@@brettsbluesguitar3892 I can't argue that. There was no slide!

[@TheTimeProphet]

Is this some Jedi mind trick?

[@natemccollum3731]

Just a heads up, you could probably make an ASMR channel

[@StichMethodGuitar]

How so?😳

[@TheOdditee]

It’s kinda misleading to call the C# minor pentatonic an E Major pentatonic. The interval pattern that teaches is not a Major interval pattern. The literal E Major pentatonic is also right there, with the correct Major interval pattern, so why not use it instead of a mislabeling the relative minor scale?

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Woah Nelly! Any pentatonic box can be major or minor. That shape is NOT just a minor pentatonic…. Just because the C# is the lowest physical note. That shows me that you don’t know the CAGED pentatonic system. Watch lessons 7 and 8 of my CAGED Primer and it will absolutely open up a new world for you.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

I’m not trying to sound rude at all, it’s whoever you learned the pentatonics from that has mislead you. You can also check out my pentatonic debate video. Will offer some clarity.