Master Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales On Guitar - Easy Steps For Killer Licks.

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In todays #guitar #lesson we go over step two in our guide to mastering mixing major and minor #pentatonic scales together to use when soloing. In the second step we cover how to combine the major and pentatonic scales by using our minor boxes as the framework for our lesson and then injecting the major pentatonic scales inside of that. It's crazy just how many options this opens up in our phrasing. To make sure this isn't just a new scale pattern to run through aimlessly we go over some creative ways to use the new patterns all while keeping the most important step first and that is keeping chord tones in mind. Without the chord tones there is no melody! Strap yourselves in this is gonna give you the tools you need to thrive in this new phase of your playing.
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I didn't realize I was mixing major.. Within minor while I was soling! Started off as a rhythm player....and wanted to do some soling, while sounding melodic instead of just playing scales! Thanks for explaining Brett!

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This is so great Brett. If there is any chance to soften the backing track in the mix that would be great, just to hear your great lead lines a touch more clearly. You are such a great player! Thanks!

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No!!!! So bummed. Might do a Montana trip soon and get some in hopefully!

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[@BrettPapa]

I just plug into a Boss EQ with a very slight mid and gain bump straight into a Marshall 1987x with some verb and delay in post. Pretty simple setup. Pickups are Lollar Specials. That guitar is pretty freakin magical though haha so it has a fantastic tone on its own. For Boston stuff check out the Rockman gear if you can find it. That is what he uses. Nails that sound!

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Great lesson, but that tone is absolutely sick!

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Thanks!

[@stevec9972]

Not part of this lesson, but I"m trying to figure out that cool backing track, what beats are the chord stabs on?

[@waynegram8907]

B PAPA, SRV would outline chords using shuffle pickings and instead of landing chord tones on the shuffle on the strong beat/down beat he would land them on the off beat/weak beat to create this western smoke train effect like a FLAT TIRE effect. The key point is landing those non-chord tones NCT or chord tones on the weak beat/off beat but making them sounds good using that flat tire shuffle effect and outlining the chord during the shuffle. He is mixing major pentatonic and minor pentatonic during the shuffle notes. Try to make a video lesson about this

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I just purchased the course and it truly is a great course. I'm really new to this. The question I have is if you start in A minor, to play A major do you basically fall back to the 3rd fret and play the exact same scale and if i start in a different box of the A minor would i drop back on the same concept? 3 steps back. Not sure if I'm wording this right, but thanks for your time.

[@BrettPapa]

I think I know what you are implying. So if we are in minor box one dropping down 3 frets will take you to the same shape in major. So minor box 1 starts on the 5th fret and major shape one would start on the second. However if you are in minor Shape 1 major shape 2 would be inside of that. It's broken down in the course in greater detail but that is the basic idea.

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@@BrettPapa Thanks very much for the quick response, greatly appreciated. I think i got it.

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Thanks! It's a Nash and it's about 12 years old. Great guitars! Play and sound fantastic at a much more friendly price than Fender Custom Shops.

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Thanks! I use EZ Drummer 3 most of the time. It is a fantastic program!

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What would happen if you added the natural minor scale to this?

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I used to believe you were just playing really cool scales. i now realize, it's your playing. It's your style. You have a great style of playing. There's a thumbprint on your licks which can't be taught exactly, it's your own particular mojo. you're an awesome guitar player Bret. With that said. your milking out these "Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonic" video 🙂. But each one is amazing.

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That run on @6:23. Great use of only 7 notes

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks so much Chuck! Glad the vids are helping. Mixing is a great bag to have. Endless amounts of fun!

[@MustafaBaabad]

Love your lesson. If I can suggest, give some "space" between your licks and it will make them nore stand out. Just like when you talk, you need to give some spaces (pause) for your audience to digest and opportunities for you to breath. Thanks for the lesson. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks man I hear ya. It's a balance trying to teach in a style that soots everyone. I try and shoot for the middle ground! Point taken though.

[@satchrules101]

Question Brett do you always know what chord ur on when soloing with all those ideas?

[@BrettPapa]

I try to have a general idea as much as possible so that I can resolve the phrase I am playing. Often though I try to just think about what I am hearing in my head and how to get it out on the fretboard. After a while you just become more familiar with how it all works and then go on auto pilot.

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That is weird. Email support at brettpapa.com and they will get you sorted out! Thanks for the support!

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you went _ham_ on that... ok i smashed the like. and i fucked up the bell.

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Lol

[@Shredsofeden]

Brett nobody as ever answered this question why is Pentatonic Box one called that. It contains the Em shape chord and the G major shape chord in the CAGED system.I can see calling it shape 3 or 4 but not one?

[@BrettPapa]

Usually it's because of the note it starts with. Minor box one starts with the root note. In the major pentatonic it is usually box two that is considered the starting point. However for simplicity sake I just call box 1 box 1 wether it is in major or minor. It is more of a shape thing for me rather than the theoretical approach.

[@Shredsofeden]

@@BrettPapa Thanks Brett your a great teacher.What most people box one I call box three.I go according to the GIT system when I graduated from Berklee and started teaching most students found their system way to complicated.So then I found the CAGED OS system OS stands for Octave Shape.Thank you Brett I really enjoy your lessons!

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I really liked the video and therefore bought the course yesterday. Paid with Paypal, got nothing.

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Add these 5 notes and the Top Hat and you’re good to go.

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papa stache?

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That's what they used to call me haha!

[@adamaze2920]

@@BrettPapa nice.... i need to go back to your old vids though...this is too advance...

[@jeffro.]

Brett, usually I learn a lot from you. This time, I just ended up feeling confused. Maybe I'm just watching too early in the day...? (So many notes, so many patterns....)

[@BrettPapa]

All good man. I have an entire course on it. Full deep dive and very detailed on the concept. It’s at brettpapa.com if you want to check it out.

[@wojciechimielski4313]

But... why minor pentatonic matches always, and major not always (not to each chord)? Can you explain thath fucking mystery?