Lesson Series: “0 To 60, An Introduction to Alternate Picking” - Lesson 35

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== LESSON #35 - Developing Licks and Solos from Patterns and Scales ==
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== LESSON #35 - Developing Licks from Patterns and Scales ==
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Today we are going to look at another way to approach a given scale. We will then take this pattern and apply it to the Minor Scale at the A position. Afterward, we will transpose it to E Minor and use it as a solo lick with backing track. Here is our first tablature.
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Today we are going to look at another way to approach a given scale. In this case, A Minor. There are times when you don't want to run a scale in it's note by note traditional way, it's handy to know several ways to move around in a given scale. This is one of my fave ways to run a scale. It can be applied to pretty much any scale once you understand the way it's done.
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[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=52682 GP Tab]
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Lets first look at a way to run a given scale.
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Now lets apply that to the A minor scale, it would work in any key though.
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Here is the backing track from today's lesson. Download it and see if you can play the Minor pattern in the key of E as a solo with the backing track.
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Todd Simpson
Todd Simpson

LESSON #35 - Developing Licks from Patterns and Scales


Lesson Series by Todd Simpson


Today we are going to look at another way to approach a given scale. In this case, A Minor. There are times when you don't want to run a scale in it's note by note traditional way, it's handy to know several ways to move around in a given scale. This is one of my fave ways to run a scale. It can be applied to pretty much any scale once you understand the way it's done.

GP Tab

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