How To Connect ALL Root Notes With ONE SCALE SHAPE. Major Scale Guitar Lesson

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Top Selling Chart! IMMEDIATE DOWNLOAD AND EMAIL LINK for professional Chart for $1.49 here: goo.gl/jflbJ7 For immediate download, click "return to merchant" OR, just check your email, file will be there right away! Has the entire scale laid out in a professional easy to read layout that goes right with this video! Rock on!

[@xeff3280]

Is there a way I can buy all of your charts at once?

[@StichMethodGuitar]

I have a bundle pack that has the charts for the Blues Primer Playlist and the Pentatonic Mastery Playlist. But that’s all I got in terms of bundles

[@xeff3280]

@@StichMethodGuitar sweet thanks where can I find that, I didn't see it on your website.

[@Luismatib]

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[@MrTimothWind]

You deserve a hell of a lot more subscribers dude. Best teacher, period.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

We’ll get there

[@LambAndTheDragon]

Unlocked some hidden in plain sight doors, didn’t he? LOL! Now we become the guitar gods.

[@renardojones8325]

I swear I have a lightbulb moment every time I watch one of your videos. Kudos, Sir...kudos.

[@LambAndTheDragon]

😂🤭 I did big time.

[@LambAndTheDragon]

Stich unlocked the doors they’ve been hiding from us. One of the hidden doors Stich opened for me was that modes are simply about the chord position in any given major scale. Once you grasp the simplicity of that concept and begin apply it starting on different chords you will begin to hear all the great tunes that inspired you to play the guitar to begin with. Then create your own tunes. It’s funny because I used to tell people that guitarists aren’t gods, they just know what they’re doing. Watch Stich and become them.

[@johnnymankins1139]

I can't believe how easy you make it. It's like you know how my brain works!!! Absolutely the best guitar tutorials on KZbin and best teacher I've seen. thank you sir!!!

[@allisonabdelnour3058]

I totally agree these are the best guitar tutorials on YT... Thank you!

[@adamkorner1651]

Ian... I'm an intermediate level guitar play who loves the Dead, and the Beatles...been singing and playing rhythm for 8 years now. I stumbled upon your videos yesterday and I may have watched all of them. When you said something about "guitar is about creating and resolving tension around home" my mind erupted like a volcano. I was a good player with a bag of licks and all of sudden I just played the best solo over Touch of Grey probably of my entire life to this point. I thank you... and I think I may be in love with you hahaha

[@moneymanchaching2000]

Hey Stich I just found you on Sunday and I'm not even kidding I've grown so much as a player in the last couple of days just form your videos. I can actually solo now! Just because of your never lost system. Thank you and keep it up dude.

[@pavarossi1979]

Wish you had been my teacher 40 years ago. It suddenly all makes sense!! Love your video’s. Have found a new purpose in life😁.

[@mikepoirier2492]

Great vid! I tell my guitar students when they count out the major scale to say 1-2-3-4-5-6-MAJOR 7-8.....because the '7' [flat 7] is between the 6 and MAJOR 7..this really helps the student understand the difference!

[@downhill240]

When I first learned the major scale, I had no idea how significant it was. As I have learned beyond it, I still find that everything leads back to it! Shared on my Google+ page.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

+downhill2400 thanks man! Glad you are seeing the light! Rock on

[@ber5897]

This is awesome. It’s like the neverlost pentatonic but all over again. This is going to open up so many doors for me and my jam band!!!

[@incidentalist]

Good vid, the Major Scale is THE building block of music. People get too engrossed in Minor Pent. when starting out and it hurts them. Should always learn THE Major Scale!

[@saulapplebaum9744]

I have been watching your Stitch method for about three weeks now and have learned more about guitar theory than ever before. Thanks I will continue to use you as a guitar teacher on KZbin

[@stevefontana7728]

I am trying to be serious here , you are very good I am old at the first blues scale , but I have been stuck for a long time. You showed me how to connect them, Right after that I did the exact same thing I found and followed my major scale on my fifth fret . Thank you , a lot of guys or good players but can't show someone else

[@barry5607]

One Half Step For Man !One Giant Stich Scale For Mankind :-)Magic.

[@arthurmee]

I've been using the Stich method for about 3 years now and I highly recommend it. Everyone talks about unlocking the neck. Well I think Mr Stich gave me the key. It really is amazing. Thank you so much Mr Stich . . . Im not being formal for any other reason than I can't remember you Christian name right now. :)

[@JCs-Music]

Stitch, love this method. It's going to be my focal point for learning all of the notes and keys. Just as an FYI, I was a technical instructor for over 20 years (not important) but during that time I learned that the mind hates a vacuum. IF someone learns a couple of things and there is a gap on how to go from point A to B, the mind WILL put something in there. How far off the mark is determined by the person's overall knowledge of the subject and their ability to make logical/rational decisions. Because of this, knowing the basics or "theory" is critical. How much theory?............enough to prevent the gaps. Thanks again.

[@JCs-Music]

at my age it's good to be heard, whether anyone agrees with you or not is completely irrelevant. Love what you did and looking forward to seeing what the second class entails. I'm actually having to work through a couple of mental blocks because of my earlier (like 40 years ago) shortcomings in my musical education.

[@mikeb7083]

You are by far one of the best teachers ever. Thank you.

[@69sidewinder]

Great timing! After blindly practicing the Major Scales boxes without connecting them, I decided just yesterday it was time to begin learning this. Thanks, Ian!

[@cuttheloop]

^^ this

[@stinkwhistle756]

I saw the title and immediately felt warm inside. thanks dad.

[@alberta1939]

STICH!!!!! Man, idk if you'll ever see this but I've been looking for a video like this for weeks! idk how I missed it! Thank you sooooo fucking much man! I'm playing and sounding like I never have before!!! THANK YOU

[@Funkrocker81]

Hi Ian, after your first Neverlost video I already figured it out for myself including major pentatonic and all seven church modes... cool stuff. Before that I used your major Neverlost for major and minor pentatonic. Awesome System u came up with, well explained. Good job! Greets from Germany

[@paullelkes5818]

Absolutely fascinating lesson, Stich. Learning the guitar is a never ending challenge, but you make it easier to conquer with your common sense approach and knowledge. Keep up the good work, your lessons are invaluable.

[@superrox972]

This is genius ! You made someone who know the big large scale major, thks This system is a beast !

[@PolyAZZ]

Gold ! Finally someone willing to make sense of the fretwide major scale ! Beast !

[@mississippiphil5199]

WOW game changer, the glass shatters, Ladies and Gentlemen we have comprehension.... thanks.

[@grokman86]

Get around the neck like a blind man in his home. Truly Amazing Stitching Patterns. I must sing: Amazing Grace! how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me I once was lost, but now am found Was blind but now I see

[@Theslavedrivers]

Love the 'solar system' principle - I think starting with the cowboy-chord G is a great way into this ...

[@jimshowtovideos]

you are such a blessing to those of us learning guitar. thank you so much.

[@aroi70]

THE MAJOR SCALE IS IT.....I REALIZED IT RECENTLY AFTER MANY YEARS.... WISH I HAD APPRECIATED IT S SIGNIFICANCE SOONER THANKS FOR YOUR LESSONS

[@kaoquinn]

Ian, It's confusing why people would thumbs down something like this. The way you are teaching is amazing LOL it makes me want to go and watch all your videos. I've been playing a long time too, and you are "very refreshing". The metaphors and the ease of it. It's crazy. Great job lol, where have you been my whole life LOL.

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Thanks Kevin! Glad you enjoy it, as for the thumbs down people... different strokes for different folks.

[@2000SkyView]

This is a game changing lesson.

[@davidtodd7375]

Great lesson Stich...All make great sense.

[@warrenmarsden-sayce3355]

The way you teach music theory is very inspirational for me , bless you just enjoying it all thanks

[@peterbonasch2391]

Wish I had this 25 years ago. Great stuff

[@giorgikikvadze108]

That "Pluto" joke killed me :):) Stich you're so great.

[@craignyanjom1562]

Wow its like a revelation,you made me want to play scales as i always avoided them thinking they were hard

[@brucew.5177]

The way you explain things is amazing . I would be willing to bet that you could explain the Circle of Fifths on guitar and blow our minds . . . Kudos to you ! Thanx

[@StichMethodGuitar]

Wait, who is this? I was just planning a C5 master class that has info nobody has seen before…. Only told a handful of people…..😬👍

[@eddiemattingly]

as always, fantastic! THEME FROM THE BOTTOM LESSON! cheers!

[@juliandietrich1871]

STITCHHHHHHH, yo dude you are the mannnn.. can i suggest somthing that i think would be extremely beneficial for maybe an upcoming video if we are lucky? I know the caged system only really maps out the same major chord along the fret board dependant on key, but i think it be great if there was a guide showing all 7 diatonic chords in each "shape of the fretboard" as in (ex key of c) C major, d min, e min, F major, G major, a minor and b dim. in the "ballpark" of the C shape, then the A shape, G shape ect. So we can see the 7 chords of the key in convienant distance to the major chord? havent seen ANY vids on it, and think it be a hit. Thank you fr everything you do brutha, peace

[@juliandietrich1871]

Thank you for listining, replying, and sharing. Im in school and literally you are the one thats mad it click. thank you thank you thank youuuuu

[@mickjimi]

Again Stich, such a brilliant way to relate to scales!

[@tigercap5742]

Man U R the best teacher ever , and i sware of god if i had the money i wouldhave donate to this channel :)

[@Billy-ho5ms]

Great lesson! This is the year of scales for me....finally all this theory is coming together. You are a great teacher btw

[@davidprovuncher1005]

You are absolutely the best teacher

[@harrychristie5392]

You are one great tutor dude , although I'm getting on a bit and need to rewind "a lot" your teaching method makes sense,please keep up the great work

[@thomasgray5702]

as always thanks ... this was the way i learned by going through the major scale and finding it years ago. this helps with sharing with beginners

[@seanenglish3002]

Wow. I love the original neverlost lesson but didn't know it could be extended to major scale. This is great.

[@davidgaughran5450]

Great video, very intuitive.

[@Sumnls]

A million times thank you ❤️

[@paulshea4319]

Haha. Feeling good today. I started working on this Neverlost major last week. Figured if it worked for pentatonic it had to work for the full major. I struggled with the 'link' patterns, though. Thanks for resolving that. 🎸

[@yakatara5590]

Sean Daniel's intro jokes are always fire 🔥 and here on your channel your analogies are always the bomb 💣... How do you guys even come up with this things 🤷 South Africa approves ❤️

[@Andrew-vj7gw]

Thanks Ian. Great lesson that brings it together.

[@Darkfusion280]

What's awesome is that this makes method #4 of learning the major scale, for me. CAGED, 3 note per string, and Tone Note [7 boxes instead of the 5 CAGED], and now this version 😈

[@halopub]

Great lesson. Pulled lots together for me. Thanks!

[@austinhunter6554]

great video stichter

[@barry5607]

Another Excellent Tutorial Ian!Thank You....

[@deltafour1212]

Finally !!!!!!! The Major scale.!!!!!!

[@Naikonul]

Amazing as always. So glad I found this channel and subscribed!

[@keithgerber7026]

Oh my Goshness! Thank you. This is AWESOME! Mind Blown.

[@vonormykirk]

You're an amazing teacher.

[@mikepoirier2492]

Another major scale tip- the descending major scale is the main melody to the christmas song 'Joy to the world'...again;helps students remember!

[@daviddawkins]

Thanks once again. Love the insight you provide.

[@gusdogbrownlab435]

Brilliant stuff!..thanks. I've come off the g string now as it digs in to my bottom.

[@richphillips4850]

Your videos have helped me so much. Thank you.

[@douginny]

Fantastic. You should call this the Stitch Major Scale Neverlost system.

[@anthonychambers8691]

Another great lesson with excellent instruction! I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you!

[@alphaskull]

U are such a bad ass teacher as well as a master jammer. Love it channel. Keep it up bro!!! Peace from southern California

[@cmartin1959-qq2mi]

This is a revelation for me, thank you so much !

[@xjeremyx929]

nice lesson!! Ian，it would be really nice if you can make a video about how triads work (the sharps, how to memorize these sharps), it would be super awesome, coz you are a great teacher!!

[@konarain]

Yanmin Xia triads are, 1- 3- 5 then look up 1st inversion and 2nd inversion. 3- 5- 1, or (im not sure) 5- 3- 1. whatever.. aloha!

[@britstump3565]

Best guitar teacher on KZbin

[@shady4uful]

it's funny how the Holy Grail got less views...if only viewers knew the pot of gold you just dropped in this video. Anyways Ian, this isn't my first KZbin comment and I never get a response. However I'd still love to let you know not only have you been a blessing with your teaching, you've also made it possible to defy limitations when it comes to the fret board. I will definitely be purchasing your products...I just hope you have your payment method accept iTunes card because I'd love to have your book on my iPad. Once again you are the best I've seen so far. Even though I play by ear, I've taken time to study music theory by reading but your explanations make the language of music theory the only language I want to speak. To much writing sorry, but you changed my life Ian. love from New York

[@neiltosolini2465]

A must see video thanks

[@007graeham]

Same subset of notes same finger every-time is going to help me enormously. Thanks 1m

[@robyn8842]

I love the reference to Pluto. Hilarious!

[@TMats100]

Gold ✨

[@guylaurent8138]

Clever lesson....

[@abdulattar1429]

thanks a lot my teacher :) I have a question : I know some scales but I don't know where to start soloing :( if the song in A major i play in A major scale right ? any other scale i can start with ? am really going crazy :(

[@DougieGeee]

great! thank you!

[@noahabello580]

Hey I'm kinda new to your videos and was wondering if there is any order to watch your hides

[@josephgraham1075]

I need to see your video from yesterday.

[@seandaniel23]

Pluto deserved to go. Did you know that Pluto is actually smaller than our moon? Come on now.

[@jejwood]

That will be looked back on as the greatest error of the 21st century. The whole era is basically tainted with Pluto's blood.

[@mickeymcconnell7961]

StichMethod Guitar Jokes and references to Pluto and nobody is going to state the obvious? (heavy sigh)...... What about Uranus? Sorry. Neverlost Major. Outstanding! Thanks, Ian

[@rayross997]

Pluto got a raw deal, planet discrimination at its' worst. Pluto will not be ignored!

[@69sidewinder]

It has an orbit around the sun. It has an atmosphere. After sending the most recent probe to Pluto, many scientists are rethinking the demotion of Pluto based on what they found.

[@scottbradley5482]

Mickey lost man's best friend.

[@Wilayaat]

Simple yet brilliant as always. Thank you man!

[@Cam-yp7cn]

Love the shirt Ian!

[@PhilipASmith-kp1sl]

Great information, thanks

[@charleskelsall8332]

Abracadabra !, thanks for the magic !!

[@aggie12thill]

This is incredible. thank you!!! When I tried this, I started in A but somehow found myself with a rooted note at A-flat on the 5th string.. it still sounded good, but how come A wasn't the scale I was playing anymore? Edit: nvm. The problem on my end was I didn't follow your path on the B string.

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Ian. Have you ever spent much time playing around with harmonic major Scales and the funky sounding modes that emanate from them? Just curious.

[@rayross997]

Pretty "spacey" lesson, you have combined music and astrophysics. I will never see the Solar System the same again.

[@SketchingRocks]

Love it

[@league83]

you are awesome

[@StichMethodGuitar]

No, you are.😬

[@ericbriggs224]

Hey! Any update on the chart for this? Thanks!

[@LacedBacon]

Pluto is a planet! #notmysolarsystem

[@williamwilson7983]

Top Stuff!! Thanks.

[@ScottS986]

Stitch, let's say you are going to do some Major soloing. Is you 'goto' the Major Pentatonic Neverlost, or the Major Diatonic Neverlost? Because I have to choose a different finger to be on the root, and then the pattern that flows off it is different, this seems like a real conscious 'decision' to make in the Neverlost world.

[@Jbeliski]

Waiting to get the chart!

[@wjckc79]

I play bass. But this still... resonates.

[@professorhoodoo]

Are you in Florida?????

[@donthedrummer]

Very cool...

[@guylaurent8138]

That should be the first lesson for anybody who wants to learn guitar...

[@EC-sv1ns]

TA-RUST Me! U crack me up! Love the never lost! Thanks🙂