Jazz Scales for Every Chord Type (ULTIMATE GUIDE)

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This video is the ultimate guide for which jazz scales you can use over every chord type.
🎸 FREE PDF: Download the most important scale diagrams for guitar → bit.ly/3hfGTUx
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🔗 LINKS & LESSONS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
🎸 My website → www.soundguitarlessons.com/
🎸 Playing chord tones over any chord type → • SERIES: Arpeggio Guita...
🎸 Series on playing scales through changes → • Jazz Guitar Scales Wor...
🎸 Whole-tone scale video → • The Dream Sequence Sca...
🎸 Altered scale video → • Altered Scales Explain...
🎸 Chords through harmonic minor → • Chords of the Harmonic...
🎸 Diminished scale video → • Ultimate DIMINISHED SC...
🎸 Chords through melodic minor → • Chords of the Melodic ...
🎸 FREE PDF: Download the most important scale diagrams for guitar → bit.ly/3hfGTUx
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💬 LESSON DESCRIPTION:
There are so many jazz scales and chord types.
How are we ever going to figure out what scales work over what chords?
This video is the ultimate guide for which jazz scales you can use over every chord type.
In the lesson, I give you a go-to answer for all the chord types, including their variations and extensions.
This is very valuable information.
I also demonstrate the jazz scales for each chord type in a different tune, so we hear them in a musical context.
I hope you enjoy this lesson and find it beneficial.
Let me know what you think in the comments.
Thanks! :)
- Jared
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🕛 VIDEO CONTENT OUTLINE (WITH TIMESTAMP LINKS):
00:00 - About this video
01:21 - Outline
02:12 - Major 7
10:15 - Dominant 7
18:58 - Minor 7
27:38 - Half-diminished
30:47 - Minor 6
31:46 - Diminished 7
33:54 - Minor major 7
34:54 - Major 7 #5
36:28 - Free scales download!
36:47 - Recommended videos and what's next

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@soundguitar Месяц назад

🎸 FREE PDF: Download the most important scale diagrams for guitar → bit.ly/3hfGTUx

@seymourceikemusic6699 Месяц назад

This Video Is AWESOME! Instead of going to music school, I SHOULD HAVE WATCHED THIS VID!! You get straight to the point to explain somewhat complicated principles that other educators often explain with a lot of confusion. Thanks man!

@PiranTata Месяц назад

Great tutorial, definitely keeping this one bookmarked on speed dial.

@hughcorr682 Месяц назад

Excellent clarity and simplicity in approach. A video I will replay I'm sure numerous times.

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Thanks! Totally - it is pretty dense.

@blacmanish Месяц назад

Great video! Thx!

@Goboholder 24 дня назад

speechless............. thank you so much

@ericmintz6689 27 дней назад

Where has this video been all my life? It's great and the perfect complement to some of your other materials, Jared. Thank you! I will watch it again and again, and will try to integrate into in my playing over chord changes.

@rodgerclemons9847 Месяц назад

Thanks again, Jared! Your lessons are so well done, and you offer so much to those of us struggling to learn this craft and this instrument. Bravo, bro!

@108Jivatma Месяц назад

Brilliant stuff. Thank you.

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!

@Nihuaching Месяц назад

Super informative. This video rocks! Thanks Jared!

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Sweet! Thanks so much! 😊

@holadonkey Месяц назад

it rocks but it's also jazzy . thanks Jared super informative indeed ,

@renegade1283 Месяц назад

This is a real eye opener,. Suddenly it all makes sense. Not as complicated as I had always thought. Wonderful lesson. Thankyou. from Downunder.

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Great! I'm glad it makes sense now. Thanks for the comment :)

@markedwards7504 Месяц назад

Excellent explanation. Real clarity brought to something of long grappled with.

@soundguitar Месяц назад

I'm glad to hear that it was so helpful! :)

@mason87104 Месяц назад

This is a great video. Covers a lot of ground quickly, very efficient use of time. Thanks!

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Thank you! I'm glad you think the information is covered efficiently 🙂

@thelandofpan-pq1rk Месяц назад

This is exactly what I needed! Thanks for all the effort you put on this video. 🎶

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Glad it helped! My pleasure :)

@patrickblay7684 Месяц назад

Wonderful lesson so precise,I’’need to watch several times as it is so rich in informations, at least for me . Thank you so much Jared, for the quality of your teaching. Very grateful

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Thanks for taking the time to soak it in and leave the comment. I appreciate the feedback :)

@alien7652 Месяц назад

YOU ARE A LEGEND

@HendersonGuitar Месяц назад

I love these 'ultimate guide' videos - I regularly refer to your Shell Chord video. I wonder if you would consider doing a similar guide on 'Jazz/Blues Lines over every chord / Progression'. I'd love to see a video where you give maybe 2 or 3 examples of a standard/typical Jazz line that you could play over each chord type - Dom, Minor7, Major7, m7b5 etc. Or Maybe the Roman Numeral might be better "Line over the I Maj7 or the IV Major 7 or the Dom II chord' ? And then section 2 of the video could be 'standard' Jazz lines that work over the most common chord progressions: Major ii-V-I, Minor ii-V-I, Rhythm Changes etc. Might be asking a bit much, but I think a lot of people (me included) would find it useful to have a set of lines to start to use over every chord/progression in a Standard, which can then be adapted / manipulated. At the very least it would get me on the right road.

@jameslifetimelearner Месяц назад

Very useful info on a topic which I need to focus.Often we need small groups of 6 or 8 notes to play in 4 seconds.

@vickferb Месяц назад

🙏🙏🙏 thank so much sir, valuable lesson

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Most welcome!

@micr0ps2 Месяц назад

One of the most helpful guitar players in the biz

@soundguitar Месяц назад

🙏

@EbenezerSpiff Месяц назад

Thank you

@soundguitar Месяц назад

You're welcome!

@BL55 Месяц назад

a comment: usually in discussions of what to play over dominant 7th chords, there is a distinction made between chords that resolve up a 4th (use mixolydian) and those that don't resolve up a 4th (use lydian dominant). So, for example, E7 to A use E mixolydian, while Bb7 to A use Bb lydian dominant. another comment: great work on this, thanks!

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Great advice, Thanks for sharing!

@takeawaybenji Месяц назад

Your explanation of scales for major chords supports the underlying key very well. However, my understanding of using the lydian scale in jazz is that it removes the "avoid note," so that it is "always" the preferred scale. I guess the practical implications here are that everyone in the band needs to be thinking about the harmony of the tune in the same way.

@alainmellier2630 Месяц назад

There's no problem playing the perfect fourth on a major seventh chord if it's on a weak beat. If you have several chords in the same scale that resolve on degree I, like a II-V-I progression for example, why would you play lydian in I? I play Lydian when there's an isolated major seventh chord within the progression, otherwise I play Ionian (which is what my ears prefer).

@soundguitar Месяц назад

You're right about the lydian scale making every scale note a chord tone or chord extensions, so you can sit on any note of the scale, but depending on the harmonic context, your ears might prefer a regular major scale sometimes, so just go by taste and preference and you'll be fine! :)

@takeawaybenji Месяц назад

@alainmellier2630 There's also no problem with playing an augmented 4th since the harmony over a 1M7 will not include the 4th or the augmented 4th.

@Incacal71 Месяц назад

What app are you using for the chord chart?

@CoolSpuds 24 дня назад

It’s called iReal Pro. It’s a great app and especially for playing jazz.

@harimathur2191 22 дня назад

19:36

@Incacal71 22 дня назад

@@harimathur2191 thanks. I know he said it in the video but still hard to make out. For those wondering. It’s iReal Pro.

@CoolSpuds 21 день назад

The app is called iReal Pro.

@alexalexanderman1238 Месяц назад

You should write a book. This would be a good appendix somewhere. I don't play this type of music but it confirmed how i might solo through some simpler chord changes. Also, what was the name of the program you are using in the video? Thanks

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Haha, thanks. I'm glad it was helpful for you. The program I'm using is called iReal Pro.

@alexalexanderman1238 Месяц назад

@@soundguitar ok. Thanks.

@seymourceikemusic6699 Месяц назад

@@soundguitar Love how you can loop a section

@Nihuaching Месяц назад

I see you using fingerpicks. What kind are they?

@soundguitar Месяц назад

Yep! I made a video about them: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8VIk--237AE.htmlsi=AT66Mbz_UsuwOOHn Hope that helps.