mad16th February 2012Ha! That's exactly what I need, thanks!!
Gitarrero16th February 2012This is exactly what I need, great lesson! I really enjoyed the main video, didn't know you had a twin brother!
Bushybrows16th February 2012I run into this problem all the time when first jamming with people. My theory is really lacking and this is just the lesson for me. Thanks heaps!
jonathan16th February 2012Extremely helpful !!!!! thank you !
Praetorian16th February 2012IVAN!!! It was awesome to hear you play some metal!!!!!!!! You should do a metal rhythm lesson!!!
Sinisa Cekic16th February 2012Great montage : ) !!!! You guys ROCKS !!!!
JTaylor17th February 2012Your knowledge and the humor in your intros always makes for a great lesson! Thanks Ivan!
thefireball17th February 2012This is very useful. I think it would be even better for me if I could just know notes from what I hear, just like I know colors from what I see.
JPBluestring17th February 2012Great lesson Ivan. This is very useful and fits so well with the Improvising series. Can't wait to try the backing tracks. (Nice team work on video 1)
Michael AC17th February 2012Great lesson! You always make them comically interesting and fun!
Ivan Milenkovic17th February 2012Thanks guys
Dinaga17th February 2012You really spoiled us with those awesome lessons, Ivan!
It's great to see a theory lesson so interesting to watch and learn! Your approach to teaching is just brilliant!
Olivier77717th February 2012Great lesson, and very instructional as always !
- Ivan Milenkovic17th February 2012
Thanks a lot guys, I'm glad you find method in the lesson useful
Gary18th February 2012One of most useful lessons ever posted..and an excellent idea. Thanks Ivan
Bear Rose21st February 2012Great lesson, Ivan! I was actually thinking of doing a lesson similar to this, but you beat me to it! Well done!
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Hi GMCers! This tutorial covers the methods of determining the key of a song or composition. You will often find yourself in a situation where you need to determine the key of a song by only listening to composition (don't have time for tabs, or in-depth analysis). Often you will need to start playing right away, so these methods will save you that precious time.
Why is so important to learn to determine the key? This lesson is not only about theory. It shows the importance of learning all the important scales in order to be an accomplished musician. You should watch this lesson, and after it, ask yourself these questions:
- Do I know all the minor and major pentatonic scale positions? If not, time to master them.
- Do I know the diatonic scale across the fretboard? If not time to master it.
- Do I know what modes are and how they are made? If not, time to master them.
Tuning:
*Standard E
* E - A - D - G - B - E
(From thick to thin)
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* US 60th Anniversary Modded Strat, bridge humbucker
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