3 EASY Ways to use the Pentatonic Scale!
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There are many uses for the pentatonic scale, and in this video I show you some simple ways to apply this one sound over many different chords to create new and interesting colors!
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Thank you so much. Congratulations from Brazil.
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My 2 cents...I learned that a master of any subject (especially when ego doesn't get in their way) has the ability to make relatively difficult ideas so simple they seem obvious. There are tons of videos addressing the same subjects as you. However, I've not found one that makes me say most of the time "of course," first time through (and that isn't because I already know it). Just wanted to tell you that, and thank you for making things much clearer and easier.
Wow .. thanks for this video! I gave up a long time ago trying to apply all the heavy jazz "elements" to my playing. I just play pentatonics to everything with a bit of variations. It works for me but I've always worried that approach is not traditional or acceptable. However, the audience has always seemed to appreciate it, so it's just become my thing. Your video validates this approach. THANKS so much .. I'll keep on keeping on!! 👍🎷🎵🎵
Thank hoy, Master. 🙏🎶
Thanks. This really makes things clear.
Glad to hear that!
Just a big YEAH! and many thanks
You're very welcome! Thanks for always watching and supporting
Great attitude and enthusiasm!
I appreciate that 🙏
Hi Dave. As a pop/funk player, I use the pentatonic scale as a base for all of my solos. I don't worry much about the chord changes, but I do use my ears to guide me as to my note choices within the scale. Also - as you suggested, sometimes it's easier for me to know the major pentatonic even if the key is minor - e.g. F# Major is easier for me to pull up than Eb Minor. However, I think it's important to listen and choose notes (from the scale) that fit the context. As a next step, I recommend adding the blue note as appropriate. And after I am very familiar with the song, then I may add other notes, for variety, and color while always keeping the pentatonic as my main guide. This doesn't work for every song - but certainly for many!
Love u so much, your explain is the simplest ever also your voice is easy listening ❤
You make some bloody good learning videos dave pardon my english....peter
Thanks!
Thanks Dave!
You're welcome!
You are always right on! Excellent!
Thanks so much!!
i like pentatonic scales :)
Me too!
Awesome Dave as always! Thanks truly!!
You’re very welcome!
Amazing content Dave, thanks for sharing. Always looking forward to your new videos!
Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙏
Great lesson thanks dave...👍
You’re very welcome!
Amazing what can be done with 5 notes
Yup! When you simplify things down, you can really focus on making MUSIC!
The free PDF address does not take me to the free PDF, but to the free workshop
🤦♂️ It's fixed now - thanks for letting me know! I set it up for the desktop version, and forgot about mobile.
What software are you using for backing rhythm?
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I can't believe I went to the trouble of downloading that's simplistic piece of nonsense just a pentatonic scale and then some c major and a minor chords. What's a waste of time!
I can’t believe you went to the trouble of posting this stupid comment instead of moving on with your life. What a waste of time!
😂 love it. Might want to change your picture here to this: 🤡
@@DavePollack oh Dave Is that your response?
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