Dear all,
It gives me great pleasure to announce that our very own Virtual Bands Coordinator and Moderator Smells has put together a cool lesson aimed at beginners who want to understand how to go from simply playing scales to actually improvising licks ... very well explained, complete with spoken video.
Now you have no excuse - get over there and start improvising!
Thanks Smells
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?showtopic=10953
(This is the same lesson smells posted earlier in the Virtual Bands section but we thought it deserved a wider audience)
Defenitely helped me see the other side of the "BOX"
Thanks again Chris!
Thanks Smells this is cool
thanks guys, your welcome
I`ll do a follow up soon to this
Well done,thumbs up!!!
That's great, dude, I need this. Thanks
wow awesome
you guys rock
Well done Smells !!
This is an awesome lesson - well done Smells!
Good work smells ! Your the man, if you cant do it - knowone can !!
Andrew, could we take this lesson one step further. I would really like to be able to bookmark smells' lesson. It's presented well in laymans terms and need it as a reference as I make my journey to finding my own style. As the recording forum fill's, the lesson will disapear as well as your post here. So what do you say? No disrespect to all the instructors here as they are great, and I enjoy watching and practicing each one that my ability will allow. I think this future senior and possibly instructor is well deserving of the time he dedicated to doing this vid. Also, from reading his posts, he plans more!
Just my 2 cents,
Steve
Thats great explanations for beghiners there is nice show how good can sound even 1 scale box with couple of tricks
and everybody can pick the scale what they allready learn or like and just find backing track which be ok and just enjoyet i'm workning now on a-minor penta 5 boxes and somethime i'm start sound ok
Hey thats great man, really like the lesson. Keep them coming!
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