Kristofer Dahl5th December 2007This is fantastic David - the clean tone in combination with your technique gives a very precise and groovy phrasing! Not to mention it’s weaved into an excellent theory exercise - I am having a go at this one!
botoxfox5th December 2007Groovy indeed...
-orb-5th December 2007This is fantastic.
I would prefer if you also had a video showing the different boxes/positions all the way through for just one of the scales. I guess you're assuming the person playing would already know these, but it'd be helpful.- -orb-5th December 2007
Oh my bad you have a picture for that on the intro video
didn't see that when just looking at the lesson vids 
TheClansmanDK5th December 2007Great lesson David, and sounds so cool! Gonna learn this one. Thanks
Vinod Saranga5th December 2007another Good lesson on pentatonic scales
Dejan Farkas5th December 2007Nice lesson and a great feeling in the fingers
Gabriel Leopardi5th December 2007Very nice music and excelent lesson! Good work David!
coffeeman5th December 2007Your lessons rock David!
skennington5th December 2007Thanks David. This is a nice exercise for me. I'm a beginner and have been going through the beginner exercises for scales that Kris has done. I think this one is going to help me break out of "the box"
Steve- Maximus5th December 2007
Nice
krudtaa5th December 2007very cool lesson again from you. thanks.
eddiecat5th December 2007Your pentatonic series are amazing!
Thank you David!
Eddie
Kizaze445th December 2007Beautiful lesson David! Especially love the dialogue in all your Vid #1's.
Kizaze
The Uncreator5th December 2007Your tone is insane man, just an awesome lesson!
Nick3255th December 2007nice
i like all these pentatonic lessons
Pablo Vazquez5th December 2007Excellent lesson David!!!
Muris Varajic6th December 2007Awesome proof that 5 tones are enough to create great lesson and chops,well done David!!
preownedguitar6th December 2007Fantastico David! Great explanation video.
Ben N6th December 2007great David
love your style
David Wallimann6th December 2007Thanks so much everyone. In answer to my tone, it's all from the 2nd preset of my little spider 2 amp from Line 6...
Toni Suominen13th December 2007Very nice lesson David!
Carlos Carrillo11th March 2008excellent lesson!!!!!!!
thanks david!!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008new amps are wonderful things eh great lesson bud
Fretburns23rd October 2008loving the backing track!! cheers
- udoludo18th May 2009
salut david
ceci ne concerne pas cette lesson, mais vu que je n'arrive pas a rentrer dans le forum,je passe par ici
pourrais tu me communiquer les reglages avec le line6 spider3 pour le son de santana, black magic woman , j'arrive pas
many thanks
udo
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This lesson will focus on a serie of modulation. All the different keys will be minor keys and we will be using minor pentatonic scales only.
I tried to include different pentatonic boxes for you tu use, but you can use any box you want as long as you are staying in the correct key.
Here are the different keys we'll use:
A min
B min
G min
G#min
A min
A#min
F#min
A min
I wrote down the 5 boxes of the minor pentatonic. I didn't write them in a specific key as this song uses a lot of different ones. As you memorize these boxes, you need to understand that the blue notes are the roots of the key you'll play over. So as you are improvising, make sure that the root of the box you chose corresponds to the root of the key you're playing in.
Enjoy!
