TesttubeMammoth25th September 2011Looks really useful! I am going to try and learn this one ASAP. Thanks
Cosmin Lupu25th September 2011Haha
this stuff is really neat! Very useful in phrasing! Good going Sinisa!
Adrian Figallo25th September 2011very nice exercise!
Sinisa Cekic25th September 2011Appreciate guys
Blister25th September 2011I love exercises like this! (I need them) Just added to my "Exercises Bookmarks". Thanks Sinisa!
Daniel Realpe26th September 2011sounds so good! and very useful
Kristofer Dahl26th September 2011Useful stuff Sinisa!
Ivan Milenkovic26th September 2011These patterns are awesome, very cool sounding, and following the harmony very well. I like them because they don't require stretches.
- Sinisa Cekic26th September 2011
True, I practice them regularly with similar exercises ! thanks guys
Ken Slocum10th September 2015It does not seem the tab is correct for the B Dorian. Is it just me? The tab is reflecting a F note (10th fret) on the G string.
Gabriel Leopardi10th September 2015It does not seem the tab is correct for the B Dorian. Is it just me? The tab is reflecting a F note (10th fret) on the G string.
Hi Ken, how are you?
Sinisa is playing a variation of Dorian mode which includes the b5 of the scale, which is commonly called "blue note" and in this case it's F note. This note is added to give a bluesy sound to Dorian Mode. It can be called "Dorian Blues Scale" but in this cases it's usually seen as a Dorian scale with an extra "passing note" to add a different feel.
Thanks for asking about it, we will add this information in the lesson.
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Hi GMCers,
Welcome to my new lesson about Sequential Pattern exercises.
What is it? The simplest explanation would be to take a group of several tones (4 in this case) and play them in the order - 1,2,3,4 - that would be a sequence!
Now, take the second group, but the first tone of the second group will be the second tone of the previous group! Take a look - 1234-2345-3456-4567-5678.
Here I have shown three examples which you can practice and warm up with.
The first exercise is the A minor pentatonic, the second is the B Dorian mode (with the addition of the blue note, F note), and the last one - C major scale.
Tempo : 100bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression: Am,D/ Bm,E/ C
Techniques: Alternate picking
Equipment: Sonar8 DAW, Amplitube 2 guitar plugin
Have fun practicing!