the only difference between you and paul is You crave for moneyy and views.

@@kripeshlama6827 Why do you say that?? I think his videos are good and I don't understand why you said he craves for money and views...

You too! !

It's becuz of the beard

Beard = tone

My guitar necks looks absolutely disgusting, like a saturday night whorehouse alleyway. What a shame.

wow

@@caioaugusto6819 are you British, just asking

@@bluesyace9564 hell no, why?

@@caioaugusto6819 that reply is quite British, but why's you go hell no

Plus they usually buy advertisement time.

utterly butterly

ive been watching his videos for ahilw but never subscribed....this video did it for me. Subbed for sure. Thank you Paul!

Now 2.4 million 😀

I dont play guitar. I just watch these videos to unwind

This channel is great but just visit guitar mastery channel that will be as good as this

You can do it Kristian! I have faith!

I ran into trouble with motivation 10 years ago. Now, 10 years on, I just purchased a new guitar and amp to give it another go. My appreciation for music has grown tenfold in the past ten years to the point of it becoming a passion and hobby of mine. I hope to return to this comment and reply sometime in the not-too-distant future with an update. If I can do it, you can do it too! Never too late to give it another try!

@@joojoosasa Alright i'm gonna give it a shot as well and cementing my next attempt in a comment to look back on in the future and laugh at.

I came here for advance chords that people don't bother with. Guys like me scales scales. Never learned all the chords now I know all the 7ths its all about confidence fellas

The starting of a forbidden riff😅

Im surprised no one commented the forbidden name of it

GD stairway

@@scorchedearthdj Sssshhhh!!! ;-)

@@scorchedearthdj to

thank you

Ok

Didn't really get it, but probably because of my bad english. Can somebody explain it in other words? This seems helpfull :D

Please tell me there is a video on YT that shows this. I believe this is what I’ve been looking for but haven’t found and unfortunately I’m not at a level that I’m grasping what this comment is conveying

I think he is is just talking about the full major scales, which is really the same as the pentatonic but with a few more notes. You can change from the box pattern to 3 notes per string, or even 4. Try googling the major scale shapes.

but u play piano lol

I do. But I love music

Same here, why do you think this is the case sometimes?

@@TheLillypad101 nerves lol

@Rahul Mondal can anyone tell me what he meant by 5 Box.shapes rn I just know the f# minor penta scale so I'm new at this😅.

Can you help me,how is that a minor scale i found on google be em shape? I am begging you to tell me

Yepnlooper is reeealy good for learning scales or making your own backing track. A looper can realy boost you forward

Ah, thanks for the tip. Now I know what to ask for my birthday in a few weeks!

You're welcome

Daniel Gisborne it wasnt you!!!!

as in which shape in which position is which scale, so if you play box 3 with a differnet root are you aware of the new scale you are in and arent just shifting through the ppatterns

Same

Agreed, so far this is very difficult for me to follow, though it might be that I'm just an idiot.

LeHadriel just wait till you see the slap guitar tutorial Rob scallon

Me too...sad

Difficulty is relative, you're not an idiot

i know this comment is old. But probably would be a good idea to read the first volume of fretboard logic before these concepts.

That is right. I found another great video about that subject: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5qTkrynl5nQYIE.html

That is right. I found another great video about that subject: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5qTkrynl5nQYIE.html

What guitar is it?

That is an understatement, kinda not easy is right.. how much I dont know. Bodisafa (spelliing?), I think means 'teacher' , & can't remember the language. Good tune by Steely Dan, well, thanks for the comment. I couldn't help but chuckle to myself because of how true it was. Cheers Sir. Time?

@@ralph40... Bodisattva. Sanskrit is the language.

That is right. I found another great video about that subject: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5qTkrynl5nQYIE.html

"Can't teach an old dog new tricks"

Helped me a lot too

Koen Delvaux no, that was a bit of jazz! ;)

Being a beginner its hard bro...i know.. My advice.......take it SLOWLY

Agreed. However, I play it over many times and study it. I listen to it doing the dishes, even, that helps to hear and not see. Try that.

be kind. rewind. a lot.

Sam B did you get any better

I don't know where you find your boxes. If you Google Pentatonic boxes, each and everyone is like this. This is pretty much the standard. Maybe you've been playing them backwards haha!

haha same here. Maybe it's because we didn't see these boxes in a long time and just play the thing on the guitar.

The diagrams are as they should be, but it gets confusing when you see a guy playing beside it.... because the neck in the diagram is now opposite to Paul's neck in the video..... Even threw me off for a second....some beginners are probably confused right now.

Paul Davids Yes you are correct Paul but I have the same problem. Visually your guitar has the bass string at the top of the image and the nut to the right, but the diagram has the bass string to the bottom and the nut to the left. This means a mental rotation of 180 degrees or a shift from top to bottom and right to left.

I just rotated my iPad 180 degrees. Problem solved.

Same bro, wish I could ask some questions, and be answered

@@yurimartins1455 Ive been playing for just over 2 years, and it finally clicked for me today. If you need any help, Ill try and do my best to explain it in a simpler way.

@@yurimartins1455 The thing that really brought it all together was understanding that pattern 1 of the "Minor" pentatonic, is actually pattern 5 of the "Major". And that is due to the fact that every "Major" chord has a relative "Minor" chord associated with it. Meaning, you can use the Em "E minor" Pattern 1 (1-4, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, 1-4, 1-4), over a G "Major" open chord. Thats why you see some people play a G "Major" with the two fingers on the bottom, because its in the scale of both Em and G "Major". The only difference being is what root note you start/end on. But that goes for every 5 Pentatonic pattern. (Em=G) (Dm=E) (Cm=D) (Am=C) (Gm=A). If you understand the CAGED system, start by looking up the "Major" pentatonic shapes, and go from there. If you dont know about the CAGED system, I highly recommend learning that, that was another topic that made so much more click for me! If you have any other questions, just reply to this comment and ill try and help ya out. Thanks :)

@@haydenashland5256 Oh wow 😲, thanks my man, I learned about caged a time ago, but I started scales just now, I'm still confused about the boxes, like, I can play box 1 in any root note on the 6 string? Like he played the box 1 at the 5 fret and made the pattern, I can play the same pattern on the 10 and 12 fret on the 6 string?

@@yurimartins1455 It depends on what you want your starting note to be is. If you start on the 5 Fret, 6th string, and play pattern one like he is on the video, then you are going to be in A Minor Pentatonic. If you start on the 10th fret, and play pattern 1, that is going to be the D Minor Pentatonic. So yup, whatever note you pick to start on you can use that shape! Here is something I didnt notice till a lot later, but the rest of the patterns, use the same format. 1-4, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, 1-4, 1-4 *it might be switched up slightly due to what pattern you are in but its the same idea. So if you are in still in A Minor Pentatonic, and use pattern 2 this time. If you look at the "A" note, 7th fret, 4th string (Octave of 5th fret, 6th string). And look at pattern 2, its using the same 1-4, 1-3, 1-3, etc. I hope that made sense, a bit hard to type out clearly but I hope you got the idea. Just look up on google, "Minor Pentatonic shapes, and it should be a bit easier to understand. I hope that cleared up any issues you had!

PANASONIC SCALE

I have tried to master that for many years. When I play the pentatonic it sometimes sounds boring. When Hendrix played pentatonic it always sounded great.

👍🎸 after mastering the technic, you have to put the soul in it

Thank you for the tip! Is it necessary to start and finish playing the root note?

@@12mercyjhon I don't want to call it necessary but to start and finish on a chord note will make the solo sound less random.

Indeed this video has made playing pentatonic scales so much easy and much interesting .

true that I can't agree less .Paul is just amazing. Thanks for making guitar learning and playing much easier. 😊😊😎

So easy for this to happen. At the moment, my "book smarts" is beyond my "street smarts" - I need to re-focus on street smarts :)

yup

just the first 2 notes lol

Theres a lady thats sure all that glitters is gold.

@@Verigo 5:44 and 6:36 too hahaha

That's why he said "I don't think a lot of us play this chord" because that's a forbidden song