Pop Rock G Major Backing Track

[@punitshirodkar]

God's work right here! Bless you friend!

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

Bless you friend!

[@albertt8478]

Nice. I enjoyed playing G major scale (not pentatonic)

[@luckydog-287]

Thank you!

[@ckkolamkoiindramayu5509]

Terimakasih banyak kawan sangat membantu ❤

[@esinsonat675]

, 👌👍 thanks.. ..🙏🙏

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[@michealhand1001]

Hello I think the position names are wrong? Position 1 is actually posion 2.

[@jameswilt2111]

Sure you're not thinking about minor pentatonic?

[@a_kid1238]

Nah it’s right

[@renard5688]

Le tuto est en penta majeure, pour être en penta mineure la position 5 majeure devient la 1er mineure, la 1er majeure devient la 2ème mineure, la position 3 majeure devient la 4 mineure et la 4 majeure devient la 5eme mineure. 🎸.

[@a_kid1238]

@@renard5688 si

[@NeferkaMichael]

YEA!

[@Gti-r8i]

Nice

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[@appeasy5421]

Tha best

[@Kasmost2223]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏

[@Qaziqazi-v6h]

What is pantatonic ???❤❤❤

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

A pentatonic scale is a musical scale with five notes per octave, in contrast to the traditional seven-note scales. It's commonly used in various music genres, including blues, jazz, rock, and folk music, due to its simplicity and pleasing sound. The most well-known types are the major and minor pentatonic scales. By focusing on these five notes, musicians can create melodies that are easily memorable and have a universal appeal.

[@Qaziqazi-v6h]

@GuitarLessonsTV okay, how many scales. Do you know ♥️♥️♥️

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

@ the main ones.

[@cyounger5716]

Freebird

[@jj140mba]

Strum pattern ?

[@jesusrivero4938]

Per sú

[@adamkahn8645]

bpm?

[@GuitarLessonsTV]

90 Bpm