Let's check out a trick/scale to easily improvise over major tonalities; sometime a hostile land to rock-minor-oriented guitar players.

Create modern sounding chord voicings by using the minor pentatonic scale

Open/spread voicings on guitar. Create open and expansive chord voicings and fuel your creativity.

I start with the simple chord shapes, and then I use the same chords in different variations/voicings. Sometimes I add the 7 4 2 degree so the piece always sounds like its developing, even though I'm using the same chords.

The C dorian mode harmonized in 4ths to create interesting comping lines and improv. First part in a series.

A quick way to find alternative voicing for chords.

Let's build upon the chords from lesson 1. Making the chords into their full voicings.

4 Part Harmony Drop 2 Voicings Part 4 harmonizes G major scale chords using 3rd inversion (7th in the bass, root on top).

4 Part Harmony Drop 2 Voicings - 2nd inversion. Chords have 5th in the bass and 7th on top. G major scale harmonized using ascending and descending diatonic 2nds.