One Simple Trick To Sound Great On Guitar Instantly (Beginner Friendly)

Use this simple trick to sound great on guitar instantly! In this lesson we learn single-string E major scales, and combine it with droning the low E-string for an awesome (and easy) way to sound great on your guitar!
00:00 Introduction
00:56 E-string notes
03:32 Droning Explanation
06:01 B-string notes
08:14 G-string notes
09:53 D-string notes
11:44 Conclusion
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[@MrFluitenier]

How to put theory to practice. Eye-opener. Simple but profound. Thanks a lot!

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[@d.l.huntministries8131]

That is really cool!! It will give plenty of notes to play, I learned the notes on the low and high strings, this is the first time to see how you do it. Thank you much!

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Wow, can’t wait to try this and I’ll be watching for more amazing lessons.😮 just wish somebody had told me about this 50 years ago. Thanks heaps.

[@dennispope8299]

So much to learn from this exercise! Ear training, scales, melody, and location of notes on the fretboard to name a few. Thank you!

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WELL..TBH? Most of it is in your head...You just bought a better guitar, thats all...A Martin, Seagull, Epiphone hummingbird or high end Yamaha will make you sound better....

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I got a freshman sounds and plays really good for £300 guitar

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THATS THE SIMPLEST WAY IVE HEARD YET ON THE GUITAR.

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Thanks for sharing this. Nice lesson. This need to be done slowly at first. Liked & Subscribed.

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Thanks again Taylor! I really like this one. I had been getting kind of bored with my playing, but you have renewed my interest. Rock on! ❤️😊

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This is a great way for a beginner just to play around and have some fun making music.

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I'm a novice learning on my own with no knowledge of scales chords or being able to read music. This seems simple enough. I hope I don't mess it up 😏👍 Thanks sir

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Very cool. I will be spending time with this one for sure. Thanks

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Love this. Thank you.

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Thanks Taylor. Great lesson. i'm having a blast with this, and expanding on it!

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This is an awesome lesson. Thank you

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Thanks a lot, Now I can learn the names of these notes on the neck

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Excellent video. Enjoyed it. Week to digest. Can you do more videos like this in other modes. Am. Would be great!!!! Thank you

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Great lesson. It also teaches where the notes are on the strings which is always good to know.

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Great explanation of whole and half steps at 3/4 and 7 /8

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By far, one of the most interesting, most helpful introductory level, "Hi, we're actually MAKING music and exploring this new instrument" kind of lesson's I've seen yet. So glad I stumbled across this :) Thanks for sharing! Learning a new instrument requires effort, naturally, and some can be monotonous and boring at times, but it's supposed to be fun-- the goal is to enjoy it. All work and no play makes for a very dull time. Thank you for making it fun!

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New player and I love it Grateful 😊

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this is a cool one. i need to get better at scales and melody so this is perfect

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Good video well explained. Thanks

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Genuinely useful for making nice sounds AND reinforcing understanding of music theory and fretboard layout!

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Great lesson for beginners--liked and subscribed...

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[@DaLeSy.]

That was awesome. Very helpful. I was already doing something like that, but I never thought about it before the way you explained it. I'm finding that when I try to do it with just my fingers it's not loud enough. So I have to use my pic and go back and forth between two strings to make it louder. Still sounds good but probably a little more difficult that way.

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Tks

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I wish I woukd have looked at this for my first lesson.

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cool... i really like it... great help. gute übung um die gitarre besser zu verstehen... thank you

[@baselbob8012]

Might help to know the major scale is 8 notes with whole notes (2 frets in between) for all the notes except the 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 which have half notes (1 fret interval). Using the high E open as the first note (as done in the video) you can then go 2 frets, 2 frets, 1 fret, 2 frets, 2 frets, 1 fret (= an E one octave[8] higher than you started). So, when starting on open B (the 5th note in the key of E major) then 2 frets, 2 frets, 1 fret gets you to the 8th note of the scale, an E! Then continue down the neck whole, whole, half, whole, whole, half and your at a B on the 12th fret one octave higher from your starting point (open B).

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[@patrickdarby-sheehan5368]

What a lesson. That's been so helpful. I am wondering...would this also be a way to learn 'modes' as I think it may fit..? However, my theory is basic.

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Good lesson. Use all strings while staying in the same key. I’m trying to reach myself guitar.

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[@darleneflattmann9991]

I’m assuming this can be done with all the keys. I play piano and have a great scales book. What about the low A and E atringd.

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Little Drummer Boy on E string.

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[@josephcovino9697]

APPRECIATE THIS! MY BIG QUESTION IS WILL THIS SAME TRICK WORK ON THE OTHER KEYS LIKE A,D, F,C to learn the notes fast up and down the keyboard 🤔? Anybody please answer.

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Why not