Pentatonic Hybrid Scale For More Melodic Soloing - Lead Guitar

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[@scrpin9445]

This really made the pentatonic scale a lot more interesting. Thanks!

[@LordBlackman]

I realised while watching this that I've been using it without noticing! I made a mistake while playing and it sounded good, so I just kept experimenting, and now I know this is what I've been doing! Thanks for teaching me how to use it properly and consciously!

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Great lesson. Playing the ninths adds so much more to my soloing. That's the sound I have been searching for.

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That intro was silky smooth. Especially the last few seconds

[@bayareablues2255]

Great lesson, as always! The best advice I ever got when I was beginning to think of leads (for blues and blues/rock) was to start with the pentatonic, and then look to other notes in the major or minor scale or to look at what is in the chord that isn't part of the root's pentatonic scale. The 9th and minor 6th are my favorites, but almost any note will do if you play it right :-) Thanks Marty!!!

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[@423Corbin]

Hey Marty, quick question. Regardless of the root note of the pentatonic scale you are using, you always add the natural E? And, if possible, can you clarify what you mean by natural E? Thank you so much for your lessons! They’re helping me out quite a bit!

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Marty...what a super lesson...sounds like a Santana type lead...loved it...will practice this over and over...

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Sounding Nice Marty. I started using this a while back. I fell on it by accident and thought cool this sounds great. I've been dropping it in as an extra and people love it. nice to find out that some of the Gods use it too. Cheers Marty.

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I loved this video Marty! It's a great first step to getting outside playing just the pentatonic. Thanks for making your videos !

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Can always count on you Marty, to get me out of a pentatonic rut. Thx buddy

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That intro was so slick!!

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Thanks for posting this! This stuff unblocked something in my learning / practicing of scales and solos, it's like "I get it now". By the way, watching the video was hypnotizing! Cool work!

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Great as always Marty. I was wondering if you would do a lesson highlighting some of your favorite chord progressions. And/ or some progressions that are good to loop along with scales used to solo over them. I've been using a loop pedal to practice lately and a lesson like that would do wonders for me. keep up the good work Marty. Your building quite the legacy on here man. Much love from the Pacific Northwest

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[@08RES]

crazy good. thank you so much. I love how you explained this.

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Quick backing track would be cool, I dont have a looper yet and have not mastered bar chords but love this hybrid scale. I have been playing around with it without any backing.

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Gives it a bit of a Knopfler vibe. Sweet.

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i was hearing Stephen Stills

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Thanks for helping me i had some solo problems

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Loving this sound, thanks for sharing this beautiful video! 👍

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Could you do a series on all the modifications of the Pentatonic? I am sure it would be epic!

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Would really like a detailed tutorial on the Hotel California Solo- Great video dude!!

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Thanks for another great class, Marty!! I've used those & similar progressions and never paid attention to what it was that I was actually doing. Now I'll have a clearer idea of what actually works for a sweeter riff. Sometimes I'd come off sounding like a drunken Allan Holdsworth on acid or something LOL

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That's the main motive Clapton uses on the Unplugged version of Layla. Thanks for explaining this. Until now I've used it without actually knowing what I'm doing.

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[@garygnu9169]

Cool lesson. Love the sound of that chord progression with the soloing over it. kind of got lost when you started talking about the natural E stuff?

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[@autocrow]

I like this idea. I can play the modes as shapes, but it sounds too much like I'm playing a scale because I play too many notes. Less is better when you target the right notes! Thanks Marty. I will try this out. : )

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Always up for more flavor!

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Holy crap I just discovered this was the scale used by muse in "plug in baby" except the 7 was sharpened into a harmonic minor. I FIGURED OUT HOW MY FAVORITE GUITAR RIFF WORKS. Now I can use this technique. I'm advanced and I still didn't know about this.

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the mr crowley keyboard intro is D dorian and can be played on the 5th fret shape

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This has become my favorite lesson, could you pretty please post this as a jamn track??.

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Hey Marty, I'm a little late to the party on this video, but I think it would be cool if you let the loop (Stapleton in this case) play at the end of the video for a few minutes so we can practice the technique over it! Thanks, keep up the great content!

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Marty after approximately how many years did you get a good hang of soloing?

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Any chance you could please make a quick backing track with these same chords to practice over???...:)

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How long did you Need to Play these pentatonics so fluently? I am playing for two years now and i am afraid i Will Never get to ne that good on the guitar

[@scottbradley5482]

KungFu Dildo if you add the ninth you begin to play sounds that are interesting to listen to. Pentatonics only are limiting. Beginners should start with the diatonic scale and learn how use it and that the pentatonic is a SAFE subset. I learned it the wrong way round too.

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Lesson on Born to be my baby by bon jovi? Didnt see much lessons on that song, thanks in advance

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[@Ian-W]

Really like this lesson, Marty. Something new to break a rut and you gave us a little something to practice with looper. But I have a question. Do we use the 9 as a passing tone similar to blues scale? Thanks man.

[@rafaelgarcia5797]

what scale does david gilmour use to solo because to me this kinda sound like his style but not quite do you have a video on his style if not could you make one

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I felt those D Gilmour vibes too! Video pls

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Beautiful intro

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Sounds like David Gilmour. Keep up the good work. God bless

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Sounds like some Santana! Awesome brother