Why No One Cares About Your Guitar Scales

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[@armandom28]

lol…..of course “spaces are very limited “

[@Dameellis]

So glad I randomly stumbled upon your channel, love the way you explained this

[@michalinkowski2521]

This is very important and I just realised it recently. Nic video. Thanks!

[@thomassubba8393]

All scales has their own unique sound just playing pentatonic doesn't make you advance.., their are different types of chord with different flavours sound so to spell the chord you need to know different scales ,extension and tension and release... Most important is learn intervals shape on neck so that you can play any chord and scale using its interval formula it's hard work to get good not the CZcams 5 tips or 10 licks to solo or improvise. .. you should be able to understand everything what you played at first it may be slow but speed of improvement will increase and its rewarding ... Played for 30 years but doing hard work for last five years theory and its rewarding ... Theory makes you understand what going on song you learn or play and also opens new world for approaching music .... Feel is also important most challenging is fretboard navigation learn all the possible thing to get better remember it's a journey I dont think if it could be mastery coz you find new thing every day to learn and explore ... Good luck guys 12:48

[@dabiededoo]

i play without knowing what all is named..😅
so if someone say some theories.. or names i cant play them.. but maybe i already play them but dont know the names

[@newpathway]

What a new and fresh approach.

[@jeffmclowry]

What a great lesson.
So true!

[@Amazology]

We do ?

[@froorocks1000]

Good advice

[@zacharynicoll4312]

Bro yapped

[@arielulloa4146]

7 notes are only 7 notes, 171000 is a far greater number, so it's not a useful analogy, also, how can you "play melodically" using only one note? also, the video was really repetitive and could have been like 3 minutes long, also what does steve jobs have to do with anything... 0/10