"Where are all those notes coming from?" I remember having that experience listening to Alvin Lee. I can hear him in a lot of your examples. Thank you!
Killer lesson as always, Brett. I can already feel my solos changing forever and I'm pretty dang stoked on it. Quick recommendation if I may, assuming that is a real plant in the background there? It looks like it needs to be rotated. Plants tend to grow in the direction that will afford them the most light and will often times begin to lean or tilt as a result. Give the little dude a quarter turn to the left and see how they do. Repeat every so often until they're all right side up or whatever. I hope it helps. * Ya'll ever watch any of those time-lapse videos showing how plants move throughout the day and even at night? It's pretty wild and it gets even wilder... on weed
Bought it last night & started learning & practicing. Woke up early this morning & my heart is still beating fast from excitement. Thanks so much, Brett!
You are correct Brett - this is way cool and a game changer. It really opens up pentatonic soloing and phrasing by providing more licks and notes to go to & adds all kinds of variation and nuance to one's improv vocab. Love your courses, awesome teaching style (fun and thoroughly well explained) and your guitar playing! I've learned so much from you over the years - thanks and keep on jamming! All the best - Bob
I have a year membership to Brett’s website and started this course last night. It’s great and well done. Some very tasty licks for sure. Watching I’m realizing how much I had already learned from Brett over the last year or so. Particularly mixing in the major pentatonic. Very great teacher. The info is presented clearly and there is enough repetition to help facilitate faster learning. 👍🏼🎸🔥
Man I watched a video by you YEARS ago that taught a similar lesson and you can still hear it in my playing today. Cool to see you’re still teaching awesome lessons.
Love it when small things make such big differences. And then the blues scale position one on A/5th string 123 . Piecing these all together literally opens up the tool box if uses that can be made. You refreshed my memory when watching this video as well as many others. Where things are physically located because I play strictly by ear these videos help so much. Thank you!
This is so useful , besides hearing van halen & ZZ in that walk down ,there is a lot of Joe Perry in the major third (which is one of his tricks ) & the swagger note just puts the cherry on top .then even more to the end it gets Slash like too
Just really diving in...just the Introduction was worth the price! haha. Brett you have the nastiest bad ass bend/vibrato...it's that "time slows down with attitude"....phew! Loving the course, and highly recommend it!
Brett along with Guthrie and Cory are the best! The real deal. Buy everything they offer. Then learn from the best. Do it. Period. Love ya man! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the inspiration to: 1. Include major third to minor pentatonic. 2. When running up make a down direction than back up again or the other way around... Cheers from Indonesia.
Be careful Papa. You don't want to give away all your secrets! Ha! Cuz this new course is looking like you are!? Hey man, when ever I hear that rippin flat 5 it make me think of Warren DeMartini! Sooo reckless yet Ooo so tasty. Thank you for sharing this treasure with us
got the course on 50% of the price , the amount of material and the quality of the content is simply amazing ,if you are into rock I would recommend it 100% (even if it was double the price) ! also, Brett is a legend as always , yeeeeahhhhhh!
Lightbulb moment !! Brett Papa, I love you (in a manly and platonic way). I've skirted and flirted with mixing major and minor pentatonics for years, but it's never been quite pretty enough and usually it's either/or, one or the other. You've given me the framework and reference points to clearly understand what's going on. Eye thank ewe !!!
I've just got your course , that's amazing and it's what I like to play Sorry for my silly question but what I need most to understand is your picking hand to run on those notes which I understand and I know but I still miss how to play it with the picking hand
Yeeeeah, finaly, the second (after Hendrix unleashed ;) ) course we all have been waiting for is here! Thanks Brett, looking forward going over it soon!... By the way totally agree with your RS comment :D
BRETT PAPA, it would be nice to make mixing major pentatonic and minor pentatonic for each box position because box#3 and box#4 mixing major and minor pentatonic is the trickiest
@@BrettPapa Angus Young uses his index finger and ring finger to do rolling techniques when playing pentatonic major and minor licks what the trick he does its rolling his finger put doing variations of the licks. Try to listen to a lot of ACDC live concerts also to find his rolling the finger licks to make a lesson on
I like everything you do Brett, with this stuff your tone is so important me thinks. I tried and failed miserably, mind you I use two fly 3 amps at the end of my pedal chain. Even tried with the Iridium but just cannot get that playable tone at the minute. Contemplating what overdrive or distortion pedal might help. Also looking for that Boston sound, shame the little Rock Box is not available now.
What kind of amps do you have? The tone in this video pretty much comes all from the Marshall 1987x. I use a boss EQ for a little touch of gain and mid boost. I would find a pedal that does a Marshall type sound if you want that sort of tone. Thanks for watching!
Im confused .... Minor petatonic box1 and Major pentatonic box 1 are the same shape? .... Do Am pentatonic and C pentatonic have the same box 1 shape? ... OR is Minor pentatonic box 2 the same as Major pentatonic box 1? 🤔
I just go by shapes to keep it consistent. The theoretical way would have them numbered different but I when I say shape one just imagine what minor shape one would be. So when I say shape one in major or minor it is the same shape.
@@BrettPapa Ok ... I thought thats what you meant. I think it is the easiest way too. This way the 2 scales travel together through the shapes. I was trying to search for an explanation but couldn't find a definitive answer. Thank you.
First time I heard this mixing of major and minor malarkey was 9 years ago by a young fellow with a stashe 🤣- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xkt-QTZc-f0.html ... and to this day it is still absolutely awesome - thank you BP(S)
