@@robertbrawley5048 I just checked...it is the right way the entire time 😁

Copy that!

Hey that's great to hear! I'm glad to hear these lessons are helping 😀

Here is the next video that I did regarding intervals: www.zombieguitar.com/how-to-play-diagonal-pentatonic-runs/ The next one is going to be graded towards 12 bar blues soloing, which will be out next week sometime!

Hey glad you liked it! Did you see this lesson here? This is the follow up for it 😎 www.zombieguitar.com/how-to-play-diagonal-pentatonic-runs/

Thanks man! 😁😁

For sure man. I'm actually going to do another variation of this video next week that's a bit less theory based 😎

@@zombieguitar Thats what I say, a little less theory and a lot more numbers. include numbers and quickly prove or disprove the benefit, it will be a big one, this video was.

The boxes you refer to will make wonderful great sence to you if you put the notes numbers in your patterns; one very, very, good out come knowing the notes number ( for example the Root is 1...etc. ) is your ear will certainly get training because your hearing the NUMBERS and you realize WOW that 1 & 5 rock, or by the numbers you do something like bend the 4 to the 5. Here is the point patterns and dots only say something is there, and whats there is a bunch of repeating 1-2-3-4-5-6 and 7's regardless of the key! When you see the numbers and play the boxes you are familiar with, take those numbers with you and try em out in the other patterns because the other patterns will now make sence to you having put the numbers to all.

It's exciting and mind blowing to see your favorite solos in number form. ABC's are really meaningless to 95% of players but 95% of players skills sky rocket when they are presented music in it's pure form of math. Congratulations to you because you are about to become the player you want to be, because your on the right track seeking to discover the numbers ( note )that are being used and how the various numbers ( notes ) are manipulated ( slide to, bent, vibrato, resolved to, etc.etc.etc.)

I like this idea Guitar Haven!

@@musicmathgurummg5966 so true!!

musicmathguru thank you - that’s what I’m doing now - analyzing solos to become a better soloist / guitarist - look at intervals and how they are being used in different chord transitions (Starting w/ guitar). This takes time! Brian has helped a lot as well in this regard - to spur me to begin deep diving in applied theory.

@@zombieguitar With respect to Guitar Haven I did say about a two weeks ago that note numbers would be HIGHLY effective for comprehension. No need to go deep theory on why a note or group of notes has it's number/s unless it is immediately relevant, each and every lesson by nature will expose deeper theory nuggats. I am not speaking about intervals, majors, minors, perfects or what have, just show em the numbers so they can make sence of the word and the box pattern you are riffing on. Words and patterns are a lock, numbers are the KEY. Mr. Kelly your amazing and Guitar Haven is about to break out!

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I dig it. I can definitely do a lesson on 6ths 😎

@@zombieguitar woohoo 🔥🔥🔥

Hey glad you liked it. I'd say that I probably would not have practiced this in the beginning. To me the "5 pentatonic positions" seems more beginner-friendly...or at the very least pentatonic position #1 with the upper and lower extensions added. However there are some newer players that hate "box patterns" and resonate with the interval approach instead. For me "box patterns" made more sense in the beginning. I try to give many different "approaches" though. This way people can pick and choose which one to focus on 😀