First Steps 6 - The Scales of Justice

by Andrew Cockburn

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- Bogdan Radovic19th November 2008
  Excellent lesson Andrew , this is top notch stuff for any beginning guitar player!
- Emir Hot19th November 2008
  great lesson and concept.
- kaznie_NL19th November 2008
  Excellent Andrew!
- Ivan Milenkovic19th November 2008
  Again, great lesson Andrew, this is quality stuff and essential for every beginner to see.
  
  PS Why didn't you make these back when I was starting??
- Nazgul19th November 2008
  Wow, wished I had this when I started.
- Capt.Z19th November 2008
  Awesome!! Cool to see Andrew on "The Big Screen"
- Dexxter19th November 2008
  Very nice Andrew for beginners!
  
  One thing:
  In video nr 3, in the text section, you have accidentely (I suppose) put box 5 instead of box 1.
  
  Keep this serie going!
- Pi3819th November 2008
  I really wish that I had these when I first started, but I'm glad others will get that opportunity. Great lessons, Andrew!
- Fran19th November 2008
  Great lesson, this is a must know for every beginner out there!
- Kuba Szafran19th November 2008
  Great series, very useful stuff Andrew !
- Carlos Carrillo19th November 2008
  very useful stuff Andrew!! Excellent for any beginning guitar player!!
- Muris Varajic19th November 2008
  ABSOLUTELY useful stuff Andrew,thanks!!
- Hisham Al-Sanea19th November 2008
  very good lesson Andrew.helpful
- Dejan Farkas19th November 2008
  Nice lessons, good job Andrew
- Gerardo Siere19th November 2008
  Very usefull stuff!
- Andrew Cockburn19th November 2008
  Thanks a lot guys!!!
  
  @Dexxter - well spotted thanks - I have uploaded corrected graphics and I think the lesson will be re-published shortly.
- Sergio Dorado19th November 2008
  Useful series
- Piotr Kaczor20th November 2008
  Very useful Andrew! Great job!
- Caelumamittendum20th November 2008
  Very useful for any beginner! I'm sure a lot of people will gain a lot from these series.
- Jad Diab20th November 2008
  Great lesson Andrew
- Pedja Simovic21st November 2008
  Andrew we needed this here. Keep the series coming this is great
- Sinisa Cekic21st November 2008
  Top concept Andrew,bravo !
- Andrew Cockburn21st November 2008
  Thanks guys!
- Vinod Saranga22nd November 2008
  Great Job Andrew
  Cool backing too
- Defaultti25th November 2008
  Very nice lessons.
  Great job!
- Fretburns15th December 2008
  good job Andrew,i wish id had these when i first started....one thing i was wondering is...what is the advanced level speed for the 1st position pentatonic pattern....ive never heard anyone play it at a super fast speed,and even tho i can play very fast..ive never been super fast at playing pentatonic 2 note patterns....hope that all makes sense....im sure a lot of guys have thought the same thing....3 and 4 notes per string are loads easier for me,super fast....thanks
- Uurgh17th May 2009
  Hey, what's the name of that metronome program in video 4?
  
  Btw, love your theory board and your vids too .
- Alexiaden9321st May 2009
  Awesome lesson, Andrew ! I especially liked the way you faded into the video at the beginning !
- Andrew Cockburn22nd May 2009
  QUOTE (Uurgh @ May 17 2009, 02:42 PM)
  Hey, what's the name of that metronome program in video 4?
  
  Btw, love your theory board and your vids too .
  
  Thanks!
  
  It's called "Crystal Metronome"
- Uurgh27th May 2009
  Thanks .
- wello12th September 2011
  i don't know why i feel scales are very boring..i want to memories them but, they all sound the same along with notes names and chords!
- Kristofer Dahl14th September 2011
  QUOTE (wello @ Sep 13 2011, 01:06 AM)
  i don't know why i feel scales are very boring..i want to memories them but, they all sound the same along with notes names and chords!
  
  I think you should wait a little bit before tackling them if you feel this way. Try to learn a few licks, and then return to the scales and see if they make more sense to you.
  
  Also I want to point out that it's perfectly possible to play and compose fantastic stuff without knowing any scales!
  
  Keep practicing and let us know if you have any questions!
- Juanmi8714th July 2012
  Perfect lesson! thanks Andrew, I've been a few years "learning" guitar without guidance. I just needed this lessons!! Scales is the answer to my prayers!
- George Ilio11th February 2014
  Great one!!!
- Tagaluchi15th March 2015
  I've been playing guitar for > 30 years and haven't a clue about this sort of stuff. Trying to get my head around it now. Cheers
- 1965ahe13th December 2015
  All I am getting is an introductory video but no further demonstration of anything,

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