Our journey exploring the guitar fretboard continues here. This time we follow the paths of three notes in the A minor pentatonic scale pattern. Exploring how the note paths connect and move across the fretboard.
An attempt at giving a basic overview of the Fret Sage interactive guitar fretboard and how it can be used. I apologize in advance as I am far from the person for such a job. Hopefully it at least gives interested people a basic understanding of what Fret Sage is and how it can be…
Our exploration of the minor pentatonic scale finishes here. This time we examine the remaining two notes of the a minor pentatonic scale. Piecing together how they connect on the fretboard with the other notes in the scale.
Not real sure what I was going for here. Just me having a little fun trying to demonstrate how to easily move around the octaves of the fretboard. Music thanks to Joel Steudler Musichttp://www.joelsteudlermusic.com
I recently updated a couple of older videos that tie in with the Free ebook “Navigating the Minor Pentatonic, Break out of the Box!” The updates are a bit shorter and more direct to the points presented in the Free Ebook. Here is what I ended up with. Fret Sage – A Path in Minor…
I made a downloadable pdf book that sets out to give people a better understanding of how the notes in the minor pentatonic scale connect on the fretboard. Enabling them to navigate more freely across the fretboard. The book can be downloaded on Grumroad at: https://gum.co/learnfretboard
Another video lesson on the Minor Pentatonic scale. This time we explore the connections between minor pentatonic scales while moving through a standard 1-4-5 chord progression.
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Thanks Twicsy! I honestly have not had a lot of time or motivation to work on this currently.
I was just not sure if anyone was finding it useful.
But your words or encouragement have sparked my interest again.
I will try to get some more videos up when I have some spare time.
Hopefully I will be able to get better sound recording with it as well.
Thanks again!