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Lol. Well the thing about the pentatonic is the skips in intervals where the penta can sound interesting instead of the generic bluesy licks we usually fall prey for in the 2 notes per string pattern. You can use them in the Diatonic or other more advanced scales but mix up your intervals (repeat the same note once or twice and revisit it for more melodic build up) with string skipping and you'll sound more musical as well.

2 note per string pentatonic is the Dicky Betts Allman Bros scale, same direction.

Lol. Sigh it's hard breaking old habits.

Because it kills your gains

but Rick dosen't uses fake strings :D

3 notes per strings is killing your gains habibi

LOL I know this 🤣

LOL!!

@@BelyegAgyu ooof

Your enthusiasm is contagious. I picked up my guitar

🎸LOVE THAT FEELING 🎼🎶🎶🎶

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Best comment award, well done

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@@theonlyjumpyhumpy yes

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Glad you like them!

@@RickGraham You might want to add the title to the title "scale 2 notes per string" that way if someone searches for it they can find it easily. The word "scale" included because some people have videos on 2 notes per string but they are talking about picking. This is is a unique backward motion you have. I would like to hear an advanced polished solo using this method. It could also open up a lot of improving paths but I'm not playing guitar these days. I noticed another video, from 11 years ago that has a nice 2 note per string lick but it goes forward (although only 4 notes) > Bet You Cant Play This (channel = Chris Goodchild) (description) "Basically what im doing is a 2 note per string legatto pattern. The notes are 7, 1, 3, 5 and go up 3 octaves. I finish with an A pentatonic scale finishing on the A note on the 12 fret, A string" novelty

Gonna have to report you to the Music Police, the 2 note per string is given has a gift not for the masses. Same with the soul scale, Harmonic pentatonic and diminished pentatonic not for the masses, it like Kung fu secrets.

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ok that sounds like it would make sense. i will report once i made some progress with practising the scales like that thx

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been there, just enjoy your journey without rushing through , you sound like needing to know a lot in order to find satisfaction in your playing, find what you like and makes sense to you. Testing ideas and refining own systems takes very long time. And after a while new ideas may bring you to older ideas and systems through a different route, and enhance them, then you know you tapped into something worth treasuring.

You're an excellent technician but I think your guitar tone could use an overhaul. That amount of gain obliterates hearing the natural tone of the instrument at the same time lending only a very thin , tinny tone, lacking body. Not hating, just lending my opinion! Great instructional videos👍 your playing is very tasty and, your technique is just excellent as well 👍 Cheers

@@vminc33 KZfaq uses a compression algorithm to make the file sizes smaller. I'm sure it sounds much better in the room he is playing in.

“Fret 19, god damnit!” Very liberating indeed! :)

Also, I've seen Guthrie Trapp do a dyad lesson in a similar way. Good stuff

I was never a fan scale positions that forced a 5 fret stretch, even tho I was taught them that way. All the 7 modes can be placed in nice positions that allow the hand to sit over a 4 fret stretch , although sometimes that 4 fret stretch has to move over a fret , but it’s still more comfortable and natural. A lot of the time i enjoy having more 4 fingers in a 3 fret stretch because it just feels so good. I tend to think most of us would be much more suited to a shorter scale length . I am about 6 foot tall with average size hands and although I’ve always played 25 1/2 inch scale guitars ive come to accept it’s just not the right scale for me. Hard to admit being a fender guy

@@ourclarioncall 3 notes per string are very convenient for fast legato phrases. I just realized, that in spite of my problem with left hand, I still don't have any short-scale guitars! Good reason to buy a new one )))

@@SergeiVlassov sorry, I should say , I love 3 notes per string And even over 5+ frets I think it’s still a good tool to have in your tool box. Makes you think and play differently You have my encouragement to go buy guitars 😄

@@ourclarioncall I just realized I need some of the Fender Jaguar / Mustang / Duo Sonic )

@@SergeiVlassov yes sir ! I remember the first time I played a Jaguar, I was really impressed at how comfy it was, how well it balanced on the body and how much easier to play with the frets being closer

Actually this lesson is from the book of mick goodrick

@@tridibsarker2343 The Advancing Guitarist? Love that book.

@@slot2 yes

@@slot2 you can also play that as much as you want but these exercises will provide you nothing. You have to extract what is creating the effect the essence lies there.

@@tridibsarker2343 Agreed

Campanella.

@@HarryS77 is that the name of a technique or a song?

@@SoupieGuitar What you described as cascade scales are sometimes called campanella scales.

@@HarryS77 ahhh, I've heard cascade or waterfall scales, but didn't know the classical term, this is a good video of what I mean: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbFnrb2Ul5ObY3U.html

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mJmoacl_mrPDcac.html&feature=emb_logo. RICK'S Q&A

You're probably going to ask for cab IR and I would advise to use whatever normally pairs well with a hot-rodded Marshall - V30, G12-65 Creamback ... In the end use your ears

@@tcmontario tnx allot m8, appreciate it!

Do you play like this all the time I'm struggling

cool

People are here for Rick, not you you bum. Make like Michael Jackson and beat it