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Dude, I love this guy! He's a great teacher. I've been playing guitar for 15 years and am now going back to learning the basics. I basically just learned to play covers and then how to write from there, knowing which frets were "safe" to hit in each key. This is helping me understand so much better!
Steve ,I have been watching you now for well over a year, and I love everything you've shown us, but this was the lesson where the bullet meets the bone, for me . Check out guitar orgy group page on Facebook. You are a staple there. I hope many of our members have started following you. Thanks☆
Mr. Steve, could make a lecture about mentioned arpeggios? They sound for me very nice, melodically, expressive even in rock music and after Your films about chords I suppose they are strongly related with chords. At the same time I see similarity of arpeggios to many of classical music compositions.
steve, does caged system also relates the 5 pentatonic forms which are scattered on the freadboard?...u rather than showing off like other assholes, try to teacher by staying on ground.....u teach in a natural way...I like to follow ur way in guitar....
+Neelesh Pandey any pentatonics its based on a form of the caged the minor pentatonic the classic one is closed in the G shape now you can get all the other four by going ahead with the CAGED system so E D C A
Bt it doesnt consists of all the nodes in any minor or major key... as far as i tried, the diatonic expansion is the best way to find all the nodes in a key plus relating it to the relative minor chord shape and expansn of its notes.... which is 6th chord in a key frnd.... In short, if we r in a major key then we can find the key nodes in the diatonic expansion, rest of the nodes could be finded by the shape of relative minor.....
