1 Diminished Pattern Every Guitarist Should Know

[@MrDaveMurdy]

Just wanted to say as a professional Guitarist and educator myself I look at a good deal of you tube posts. Most posts feature outstanding players who have no idea how to explain in context what it is they're demonstrating. You however have a natural sense of pedagogy and make your topics very clear....nice work!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

+Dave Murdy Thank you Dave. That's very kind of you to say so!

[@BenjaminKersting]

Great lesson, Jamie!

[@vwlouk2]

Great lesson, thank you.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No worries, thank you for watching the lesson!

[@pauldanard1361]

Great lesson Jamie, thanks again !

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No worries, glad you you enjoyed it!

[@ubda1]

You rock dude! Thanks again. IMHO, your one of the best teachers out there.

[@DedeAldrian]

great

[@adsvx]

Great stuff, Jamie. Thank you.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks for watching!

[@downhill240]

Jamie, you bring great lessons to us!

[@aristotle358]

That diminished descending pattern which you demonstrate here was used a lot in Barry Gray's music in many of the Gerry Anderson Supermarionations such as incidental music in Thunderbirds and Stingray.

[@SlickCat]

Jamie Im not a Jazz player but love your lessons. I have been able to add some cool Jazz things into my Blues playing thanks to you !

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No worries, glad you find them useful!

[@brtmont]

LOVE IT Jamie, thanks so much

[@SoulzStealer01]

As always Jamie, a pleasure to listen and watch your lessons, keep up the great work man. :)

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thank you, so glad you enjoy them!

[@rdwwdr3520]

Very nice job.

[@rainfieldmusic]

Good stuff thanks

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No problem

[@bobfarmer9120]

Superb

[@powerbylightfutureisnow1579]

You are a work of art. everything.!Thanks

[@brunoibanez3269]

très bonne leçon , merci

[@TomComingAtcha]

Yeah I recently just started watching you, while its a big leep, I like to set myself challenges, keep it up man, thank you.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks for checking out the videos! Glad you like them.

[@MrToniRoll]

jamie, you are amazing, i like the way you show us new ideas and you knowledges. just one advice, improve the light on the room for not to burn the image! ;D

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks for the comments and suggestions!

[@dracumelenios]

This pattern uses the half-whole scale but you could try it over a whole tone scale too, it works like a charm.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

+dracumelenios Exactly!

[@lolobuggah2670]

I wish you would have demonstrated this Lick in context Within some chords.

[@speriekoda]

Very Good....

[@rossechols151]

Nice...!!!!!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks !

[@Earl00001]

Hey Jamie, another great lesson. What gauge strings are on your tele? Are they flatwounds? Thanks..... Derek from the Canadian East Coast

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Earl00001 Thank you Derek! I actually have no idea since I haven't restrung it since I got it two years ago! They are certainly roundwounds, and probably 10-46 gauge strings though I am considering putting 11's on it soon. Hope this helps anyway.

[@denismguitar1552]

Knowing what notes to start a diminished run on for a desired end or resolution is my confusion.

[@gregheisenburg7781]

That jacket though

[@sebastianbooth5659]

AW15

[@chrisfowell267]

ok

[@deldia]

Marketing suggestion. You have a great product but you should invest a little time in how you present it. The lighting is bad. A title sequence would look very professional. Trust me. You'd probably increase the amount of likes. Great lessons though.