The Altered Scale Explained - HOW TO USE IT!

[@fatfingerslim]

Best explanation! really helpful , and two licks for the price of none ! thanks.

[@craigkeller]

Your the Best Emil! 🙏 And funny too!

[@alejandroperez4051]

Wow! We need a lot of this lesson. This is amazing!

[@zakaria.bachri]

Thanks Emil 👍🏻👍🏻

[@robertblake3909]

Extremely nice lesson on the altered scale. Thanks for the licks. Smooth stuff.

[@dubettoni]

Nice explanation teacher! All the best to you my dear friend!

[@marcusparadizo1927]

Thanks Emil !!

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

You’re incredibly amazing 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ivonsmith2024]

Great demo for a wonderful modality!! John Mclaughlins favorite scale early on i his career!

[@debbiealdred8282]

Thanks so much Emil! Always learn so much from you. :)

[@nickschuller9861]

Best lesson I’ve found n creating tension. Thank you!

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much!!

[@leebryan78]

Another great lesson 👍🏻 currently working on your ‘Jazz up your Blues’ and it’s pretty much changed my blues game!

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much! We plan yo share some kind comments about our lessons to let people know what people think of our lessons. Would it be OK for you if we share your comment (and your youtube account name "Lee Bryan" on our site etc? Have a great day! /Emil

[@leebryan78]

@@proguitarofficial No problem at all, please do.

[@gabbyrn18]

Thanks so much for another great lesson Emil!!

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you so much! We plan yo share some kind comments about our lessons to let people know what people think of our lessons. Would it be OK for you if we share your comment (and your youtube account name "Gabriela Nozaki" on our site etc? Have a great day! /Emil

[@gabbyrn18]

@@proguitarofficial Of course!

[@Whateverjourn]

Regular here!🤘

[@wm2205]

Great lesson

[@paulnewby1573]

Thank you very much, great stuff 😁👍

[@stevieboi61]

thankuou👌

[@danqodusk8140]

Very well explained and explained and demonstrated. I work with the altered scale from time to time and can't get any decent melodies out of it. It's a difficult scale to hear and get control over.

[@proguitarofficial]

Thank you! Yes, it can be difficult to hear the scale, and find good melodies in the beginning. I recommend you to listen to players like Grant Green, Joe Pass, Robben Ford, Emily Remler etc.. Find some versions of them playing a standard that you've heard many times, and then see if you can find some lines to transcribe! :) In my lesson "Jazz Up Your Blues" on the site (proguitar.com/academy) I go through some of these things in a clear way - and you get TABs/notation for all those examples included in the lesson. Kind regards/Emil

[@danqodusk8140]

@@proguitarofficial Emil, thank you for your response! You mentioned a few of my favorite players. I clicked the link you provided, but it's broken. The link said, "error 404, page does not exist".

[@matthewbella4113]

Nice video sir.

[@proguitarofficial]

Thanks!

[@chau560902]

l like ur topic, but how do i arrange my fingers to play the altered scale smoothly? thanks

[@alejandroperez4051]

can i use going from i to iv in bblues context?

[@proguitarofficial]

Yes absolutely!

[@notrickc-1379]

1:47 Ah yes, the legendary H string

[@EmilErnebroGuitar]

haha, yeah B = H... used in Europe .. I never ever say H for B, but that manuscript paper had it in there.. weird.. I should change that - didn't see it until you mentioned it :D

[@mhiztabruno7354]

I'm new here and I need help

[@proguitarofficial]

Hi! What would you need help with?