Turning a Scale into Chords - 4 Exercises
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In today's guitar lesson we learn how to transform a scale into harmony using a breakthough technique and insight. By applying a simple pattern across a scale, we can clearly see a scale turn into the chord tones of the various chords of a key. This can work for any scale postion in any octave and in any key.
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I'm 54 years old and have been playing since I was 13. In that time I have seen and practiced hundred of exercises and scale/arpeggio variations... rarely if ever does KZread suggest something that is actually unique that I have never quite seen before... Subscribed. And I never comment on videos. Kudos. This is an interesting and fun exercise that is worth learning. I don't think I'll need the tab, as I tend to pick up things like this quickly once the patterns are established in my mind... but if I do, you will get a new Patron as well. Again, nice job here. Your content is really good... if your lighting/atmosphere and vid quality were better I bet your subs would really increase!
Greatly appreciate how organized this set of exercises is, which seem really useful and musical tyvm
Hah! That’s interesting! I never thought of the chords hidden within a scale like that! Also, a good reminder that I need practice scales!😫😬😜