you're learning scales the wrong way

[@prajwalsrinivas5157]

It’s criminally so unfair that such quality content is provided for free! You are not just an incredible guitarist but also an extremely kind person! Thank you so much really

[@danishhussain7127]

That riff was Sick

[@stevendelaval5442]

Not considering the scales (since I passed the 0.1 level of scales already / good with penta, acceptable familiarity of major scale and minor harmonic), what I think would help me greatly is to understand better the type of finger motions I should have with my left hand. I understand it might be a question of practicing on song I love, but learning tabs is just not my thing. Too time consuming. This is why I focused on scale and like many people get a bit stocked with something not that easily transferable into improvisation. --> Any tips of left hand common movements ?

[@BenjaminTovarCisneros]

Hi Giuseppe, may I ask what is the base underneath the guitar? Looks like a good option to take care of your back when playing seated. Thank you.

[@giuseppegilardi]

it's called ergoplay. it's made for classical guitar though, i wouldn't recommend it on electric. infact i got the performaxe shortly after, it's just that it's almost always sold out

[@emptycloud2774]

They are always sold out 😢

[@drspody]

@@emptycloud2774 i know the guy doing them and it's a tough work since he does it alone! Still if you play everyday i highly recommend using a performaxe! It's very useful and makes playing guitar pretty comfortable!

[@BenjaminTovarCisneros]

@@giuseppegilardi thanks!

[@alessandroienaro_yt]

Great content, as usual....

[@VeryStrangeweather]

What are you using as your leg rest ?

[@VeryStrangeweather]

@@RafalLabuda777 Bro come on... its 2024... we done with that already.

[@rod-abreu]

Look for YKAIWX Electric Guitar Rest Guitar, it seems to be something like that, or close enough.

[@VeryStrangeweather]

@@rod-abreu That one looks like a Perform-Axe clone. I was interested in this one because it seems like a 2 point lift which better supports the position that I like rather than a single point one.

[@mizzlehd8742]

Drop D on a 7 string, that was kinda confusing tbh

[@suniso370]

I am 15 years late hearing this advice.

[@dylan.1776]

Melodic minor involves returning to natural minor when descending. How did you not include this

[@119FU]

That's an outdated principle. People use the ascending version of melodic minor without it's descending natural minor counterpart all the time in jazz and pop music and have done so for a long time. How did you not know this 🤣

[@giuseppegilardi]

exactly ⬆️

[@PASHKULI]

generic understanding on the subject but is ok

[@joshuacummings3178]

Lol I'm still learning so I appreciate this information thoroughly.. You must be a badass on guitar man rock on!!