How To EASILY Move Between Major Scale Patterns

[@MinhHoang-nu2hm]

I can't believe there is a course with so much helpful information and it's free. I'm from Vietnam and thank you so much!

[@OdaKa]

I like how you don't show off when doing demonstrations. Keeping it at the level of your students is very encouraging.

[@Add_Account485]

Tell me about it. I like it too

[@TFShaw]

Yes. I agree! 👍

[@cherrywilson1556]

Absolutely

[@empiricallystupid6578]

Couldnt say it better.

[@tonymartin3376]

Ha! Was just watching another guitar ‘teacher’ showing off playing hyper-fast wanting…rather than reaching. Don’t get it. I’ve had hundreds of piano/violin lessons, and? Never once did any teacher, to start off a lesson, play a hugely advanced bit at top speed!

[@joaoassumpcao3347]

Justin, you're excellent. I started playing two years ago on my accoustic following your old beginner lessons, and now I'm having so much fun playing on both accoustic and electric after following a bunch of your lessons. Keep up the amazing work, you're inspiring to young and old music lovers

[@justinguitar]

Hey - thanks! Really happy to help ;) Cheers

[@martynspooner5822]

I often wonder how many years I could have saved if I had met Justin when I first learned guitar. Now so much time is spent fixing bad habits, mistakes and filling in the huge gaps I completely missed. Still having fun mind, thankyou Justin.

[@Add_Account485]

Tell me about it. Me too years. And only just this lesson REALISING how scales go together with the root note . The improvising and putting our chords together with it I never understood any of this . The potential fro.this is phenomenal for me.. I'm so happy

[@Add_Account485]

" the gaps! ". That's the part there.. he's just a legend!!!

[@DeliciaTrini]

Same here!

[@ianrandall482]

This is top tear advice, I know my C.A.G.E.D scales up and down the fret board, but I have always had trouble combining them. This is a pure diamond.

[@Add_Account485]

FANTASTIC!. good for you. Happy for you. :-)...

[@rajennaidoo7]

Thank you Justin. Your teaching skills are incredible - arguably the best on the guitar channels. Every time you speak I find resonance as an intermediate player and one who first started of on my 'guitar journey'. Your humility belies your skill on the instrument. PS : I AM religiously following this series. I am profoundly grateful to you. A donation is imminent to express this.

[@Nathansusername]

Thanks so much for this series Justin. I was kind of spinning my tires for a while and this major scale series has really opened my eyes.

[@justinguitar]

As soon as you are able to combine at least 2 patterns and learn to USE it, you have a lot already to work with when improvising or writing phrases. A lot of people spend days memorizing scales without actually using them. knowing how to get milage out of 2 shapes bets memorizing all unused patterns. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant

[@chrishill7949]

I’ve been missing so much by not trying this exercise! Something opened up tonight, after being sitting on a plateau for ages. Thanks Justin!

[@ShuvongkarRoy]

Hey! Justin. I'm from Bangladesh. So many miles away from Australia. We don't speak the same language even our cultures are different. But music is the one thing that drew me towards you. I bought my first guitar 3 years ago and from then till now I've been following your methods and styles. Everything on guitar I play today is all because of you. Thank you, Thank you so much! You are a fantastic teacher. You are the best in my opinion.

[@dede4872]

Can’t thank you enough for making these videos for beginners like me. Helped me break out and play better a little bit at a time without overwhelming a beginner🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@KDVSmith]

Justin, thank you. You clarified a concept of which I've been struggling to grasp. I appreciate your clear, concise instruction.

[@justinguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Add_Account485]

That explorer Different sliding texture was. Beautiful to try out.. Especially when U did a vibrato at the end of it. ( I'd never thought of that ). Made it sound Beautiful when I tried a few things out.. just those little neuonces? Made a big difference in sound . Just Beautiful.. Thankyou for sharing .

[@dougstine1757]

Great lessons, Justin. So happy that you take the time to get into practice techniques and how the brain works. Haven't seen this on any other sites.

[@EnglishVeteran]

Been with you for a fair few years now Justin. I love the lighting and setup you are using these days. Very minimalist which I like. Is the background a “green screen”. If so, it’s very effective. All the best.

[@Esse70R]

Great, as always ! 🙌 One new step beyond... Thank you so much, Justin 🔥

[@SpanishPaulDank-lg3km]

So when I started playing guitar 3 and a half years ago I never thought I would end up learning the scales. Tbf I am learning them on Bass first because that is higher up on the priority list as I am the bassist in a band. Granted our lead guitarist does not know any and he never even played on the highest 2 strings. But when I started I did not even imagine ever being in a band. So what can I say the goal post always moves and I really enjoy these videos for teaching scales quite well. And especially in a structured way instead of looking up a separate video for each single one.

[@praveenk1284]

As always, very helpful lesson! You are making the world more musical one step at a time! Thank you!

[@anselmdevas1530]

Very encouraging, thanks

[@hitesh_blues2353]

Soloing demystified!!! Thanks a million to Justin :)

[@artemisg.8057]

Thank you Justin for another great lesson!!

[@justinguitar]

You're welcome. :)

[@guitarman2262]

hi mate i am 56 just started from scratch again on electric, i get abit baffled but really enjoying lessons your really good

[@gregreaburn2801]

Exactly the lesson I need now.

[@mmccartney6579]

Just what I needed...thank you, Justin! Cheers, mate! :)

[@susandaniels4879]

Cant wait to try this, thank you Justin for the great tuition

[@justinguitar]

Have fun!

[@rogersurian4516]

👍🙏 The best ever tutorials....Tqvm....

[@kerry3414]

As always, another wonderful lesson🤠

[@rich5354]

Great quality video/audio. Great content too.

[@rudydd5277]

Ive followed your excellent tutorials and learned quite a lot due to your explanation techniques that i could grasp and understand easily. Ive lost years understanding the scales but picked it up with your help. Just need to practice now and learned the others that you will post. Thank you for explaining very very well. I do request if you could put out a video of the combined picking, up/down or both , with jam track, showing notes hit with left hand together with the picking at same time, with the two strings 3or4 or thinnest 2 strings. Thank you once more. Happy jamming.

[@robbegrijp9224]

Thanks Justin!

[@nwolf9591]

I am an intermediate bass player and not much of a guitar player. But the principles and general techniques work well no matter how many strings you have to work with. Thanks

[@justinguitar]

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[@mariomarcoustic7899]

Best online guitar teacher ever

[@dede4872]

A light bulb moment! Thank you Justin❤️

[@bairagitales]

Thank you Justin 😊

[@michaeldesmond8540]

Very well done lesson

[@justinguitar]

Thank you! 😃

[@matheusempixels]

Nice!! 👏👏

[@mrmexicansmile]

Hey Justin I was watching your lessons on the app I’ve been practicing and I got to the G chord and I was wondering if I could get away with playing the g chord with my pinky as that’s how I’ve learned to play it in past with my last three fingers and it makes transitions to A B E and C really easy

[@sarojkumar150]

Nice lesson thanks

[@justinguitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@vukilemarahwa8446]

Yah thank you justin

[@sriramkanniah3876]

Thank you so much for this lesson Justin! Where can I find the backing track of this one? Thanks again.

[@kanankumardas5475]

Very very nice

[@billbb1]

I saw that you were using a Collings Cutaway Guitar with a Gibson head stock. I too own one that I acquired some 50 years ago.

[@vodkaa1958]

Thanks X10 ❤️

[@zachfree6126]

Thank you, Justin. I'm trying to find my musical imagination. Awesome lessons as always.

[@justinguitar]

You can do it! Good luck!

[@damo1140]

brilliant

[@alansimpson8962]

Man that was fun really

[@garrobond0017]

Ah,theys method to this light bulb moment, many thanks Justin peace ☮️

[@justinguitar]

Peace, mate! :)

[@arcidiavolo]

nice blue background

[@justinguitar]

Thanks!

[@beezyflippins]

Pardon the silly question, but what are the chords of that progression you were plying over?

[@seetherryan1]

I have been doing the major class for 2 months now and I can play up and down the first 3 positions really good now and and move from one position to the other but I feel kinda stuck. I still can't seem to come up with cool licks/ solos like a John mayor kinda thing yet. Maybe I'm rushing it or something. I just can't seem to put the 3 scales into actual licks and make them sound good yet and idk where to begin with doing it.

[@okaforsochi6726]

Is there where the patterns are situated?

[@PendelSteven]

I just want to say: that pickup configuration tells me that is a strat of a pickup connoisseur.

[@JayGuitaristPlayer]

2:32

[@alansimpson8962]

And its melodic phrasing

[@diegoalexandervazquezmedin5455]

What guitar is that

[@justinguitar]

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[@dakota5569]

Oh, so that’s how you do it

[@eudeciogabriel8571]

Nice tattoo. What does it means?

[@alansimpson8962]

I bet your other guitars is lonely since the custom made took over your life

[@mustafaalkotobe7741]

Thank you Justin ✌️

[@justinguitar]

You’re welcome, mate :)