Know ONE Guitar Scale Form, Know Them ALL

In this video you will learn a mind-blowing guitar trick to help you know one scale form, know them all. Thanks for watching my friends! For more guitar help and free resources check out www.yourguitarsage.com today.
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Thanks for stopping by and watching this video on learning how knowing one scale form helps you know them all.
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Keep up the practice.
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Thanks Eric, I started learning guitar over a year ago thinking it was going to be easy, until I plateaued and had to learn some music theory. You explain it very well, I can’t wait to practice this tomorrow, I didn’t realise you could use this shape up and down the fret board.

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At last!!! A vid that breaks down the scales mystery in guitar! Ty so much.

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This is what I've always loved in the fact of it all. Using modes and ect makes it so you can make new scales (well everything's been kinda done... But you found it!)

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I love how he speaks guitar during the intro

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I've been playing for longer than I'll admit, never really having understood how that B string works in scales and chords. This really blew my mind and I feel totally opened up to trying new things on the guitar now. Thanks so much for this video!

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This has to be one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen on scales. Sage you Rock Brother. Thanks for all the help !

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This is the most understandable lesson on scales I’ve seen! Thank you for putting time in to teach!

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Thank you, Austin 🙏

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that B string all you needed to say is bump up what youre doing by a half step put it into perspective for me. i cant believe that little thing has been holding me back unknowingly. i always would fish around for the note coming next in the scale on the b string but this really helped!!

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Fantastic! Thank you so much my friend.

[@christophertoledo968]

You can just tune your guitar in fourths and play the exact same shape no matter where you are on the neck

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Uh no ... No ... Don't even think of doing that. Just be disciplined, learn the notes, don't take the easy way. Besides, the B string has that interval because it greatly helps the playing of chords and makes it much easier. That's the exact reason the standard tuning has that interval, to facilitate chords.

[@christophertoledo968]

Manu Perez chords yes. Not scales. Tuning in 4ths is pretty common. Just ask Tom Quayles.

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Well I guess if you wanna get used to that tuning, sure, but it's gonna be hard to switch between the two if you're gonna be using scales. When you switch, you'll be visualizing what your used to and not the tuning you're currently using. IMO, tho, I recommend learning guitar in standard tuning if you're still at the level that the B string confuses you when playing sales, which is the stage that the original commenter was at when he posted. At that level, don't take shortcuts, and just get past the hurdle. Don't use the all 4th tuning as a crutch. Instead just make it another part of your arsenal when you're already a very capable guitar player

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Your a genius my man! Way to simplify playing I even was able to recognize how to make the root the sweet spot and play the same shape and whole step or 2 over and integrate it all back to the root! Thank you so much this is one of the only lessons that simplify how to listen to what your playing and understand without sounding like a robot who remembers all the shapes and has no soul to playing

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Love your lessons Andreas...finally something I understand. You’ve definitely inspired me to get my teeth into scales! Thank you🤗

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Thanks for the lesson mate. A clear breakdown and nicely detailed, without any confusion or nonsense. Appreciate it!

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This is one of the best lessons I've ever seen on KZbin. Great breakdown of it all. Thanks a lot brother.

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Thank you!

[@timallix4407]

Great advice! I am right in the middle of this learning curve, I can do all form shapes, but always gravitate back to form one. Now I can use it all over! I have also recently begun to understand how to use relative minor to find the pentatonic shape for songs in major key. My big mountain to climb is soloing without sounding like I'm playing a scale.

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3 years later, can you play a solo without making it sound like a scale?

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@@killx17 Just a strummer these days

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So kind my friend! Thank you.

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Thank you for this lesson, I'm an older person that's been fumbling around for years on the guitar playing the same boring chords, I'm hoping to move forward and learn new stuff, your lesson has encouraged me a lot.

[@yourguitarsage]

You are so welcome Wally! Thank you for the kind words.

[@aleidasuarez1756]

9:38 - drove it home for me. thank you, erich. why learn more than one form if you don't have the first one down? you put it in perspective. reality check!

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What a great teacher.

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Opened up my soloing in 5 minutes .. basically the light just popped on.. thks for the instruction.

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Where have you been all my guitar life! I finally get it! Thank you! 😊🎸❤️🇨🇦

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Thank you, this is really useful. I've been paying guitar for 18 years, but I never learned the scales.

[@MiguelFlores-br3ht]

One question, awkwardly phrased and perhaps I'm mixing up terms: Does this only work with the first "set (octave?)" of the scale? So can I play all the way through position 1 of the scale from any key or only the first octave of it? I'm confused because it seems to match for the first octave (so long as I move the pattern in the bottom two strings as the video instructs) but it doesn't "match" the position diagrams I'm looking at if I play past that. Unless I am missing something, which I honestly might be.

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You are the first person who explained Pentatonic scales in such a simplistic way. Hats off. I will check the website that you advised in the video.

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Hi, this is really simple but clear video teaching about pentatonic scale I have learned something from this. I wish you could also show the minor pentatonic scale. Thanks

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I have been playing for 6 years and I love this lesson. I hope to jam free style a bit.

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That was a great explanation of a scale and moving around the neck. Really appreciated the part about learning to use the scales and not just learn them blindly

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very helpfull method, I want to say this one time/ maybe more, I have learned MANY very cool things from your efforts & passion about music, so I wanted to take a few minutes to sayTHANK-YOU very much , music has become important to me in the last several years.please take care of yourself / wishing all the best to you in all you do./peace\ Jay.

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Thank you so much for taking the time to write this Jay. Comments like that me going.

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most excellent ... I've been teaching my son , and this version is easier than mine . Thanks ... I plan on following you . I'll see if my son wants to sign on ... I would appreciate the help . well done man .

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I've been so close to discovering this on my own, but you just helped lock it in! Love these videos. Keep 'em coming!

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one of the best guitar lesson i've ever watched. great video sir. thank you so much

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That's a cool lesson!! I have actually found that I can play anywhere on the neck in any key all depending on the timing that I use. So say if the song is in G, I can play every note and or string on the neck depending on the timing that is used.

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“Show us something better!’ And then I show you the next thing and you say ‘IM LOST!!” Nothing more accurate has ever been said. Cheers

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Thank you so much. This lesson really helped me with remembering all the scales and their forms.

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Thank you my friend 🙌

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Right? it's hidden in there my friend.

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The designers of the six string guitar did everything in fourths except the B string so they could end up with E on the top string. So the second string is a major third then that allows to have another E. Now the world is perfect again. If not the modern guitar would be E A D G C F not E A D G B E.

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Great explanation

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The actual reason is that the major 3rd interval between the G and B strings is there to facilitate chord playing. If the guitar was tuned in fourths across all six strings a simple E major open chord would not be possible to play given that the first two strings would be playing a C and an F, literally the two most dissonant notes you could possibly play over an E chord

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Wait....so IF the B string was NOT tuned down, then would the guitar still sound "right"?

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isn't it the G string that is tuned a half step below?

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Thanks Brooks!

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The b and the e string are different bcoz in all the other string like A, D etc. The next note is A# or D# respectively but in B and E.. Next note is C and F respectively.. And that makes the difference of the half step cause the sharp note is naturally skipped

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That's what I was thinking but why is the E string not down half a step considering there is no E# either?

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