This was exactly what i was looking for, good job. 👍
@seanwhite4552Күн бұрын
Hi Brian, do the individual modes have their own flats and sharpes
@zombieguitarКүн бұрын
Yes...a mode of the major scale is simply a rearrangement of a key signature. So if a key signature contains sharps, then all 7 modes of that key signature also contain the exact same sharps. The same applies to the flat key signatures too!
@seanwhite4552Күн бұрын
Hi Brian, do the individual modes have their own flats and sharpes
@bernieandmaryКүн бұрын
Finally. Someone explains where and why this scale comes from and when used properly. Great explanation. Thank you so much.
@crescendo5594Күн бұрын
I like shapes like zombie kid likes turtles. Completely on board with this one!
@dongdinh586Күн бұрын
Cảm ơn bạn tôi đã học được rất nhiều xin cảm ơn
@MaxwellMhaka2 күн бұрын
Many many thanks
@MaxwellMhaka2 күн бұрын
You are the best Brian
@cancelbubble65352 күн бұрын
Really great stuff.
@cancelbubble65352 күн бұрын
Fantastic!
@cancelbubble65352 күн бұрын
Great video, especially the intro demo.
@SPR0232 күн бұрын
timeless
@r0adrash772 күн бұрын
Perfection
@zombieguitar2 күн бұрын
Hey thanks so much! Glad you liked the vid 😀
@caycospete59092 күн бұрын
I have stupid doubt will this pentatonic positioning works for all types of songs i mean all genres or only blues/rocks etc
@zombieguitar2 күн бұрын
If the song is in a key, then it will work 😁
@caycospete59092 күн бұрын
@@zombieguitar That means it will work for any song genres 🤔 ?
@23kyd492 күн бұрын
Thank you Brian, your approach to teaching is brilliant. You simply don’t take for granted the students previous knowledge, will fill in the gaps of instruction. You are my absolute go to for clarification and purpose being a self taught guitarist. I’ve never seen this information presented this way in such a practical manner.
@frankaq39512 күн бұрын
As usual, another awesome lesson, Brian. But this was one of my favourites. What a great way to explain the chord relationships with the shapes. Thanks again, man!
@MaxwellMhaka3 күн бұрын
Tremendous amount of information,all in a single video,kudos
@Weadababytsaboy3 күн бұрын
FFS, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE LOL!? This is amazing!!
@toddschultz21823 күн бұрын
Another great Video, and hate to ask a dumb question, but do the seven chord shapes remain the same for all the five Pentatonic box patterns. Said another way, the G shape being the one chord within the Box one pattern, but is the G chord shape also the one chord in the Box 2,3,4,5 patterns????
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
No, they will be different shapes within each position. We just looked at the 7 diatonic chords in pentatonic position #1 here in this video. Next week's vid will be about what to do for any other position... Hint: I have made MANY videos about this before already...so if you watch some of my CAGED vids, you'll find the answer 😁
@josephzimmer67763 күн бұрын
Theory not as difficult as actually executing the skills on the guitar. Barre chords (shapes, strumming, chord changes, etc.)
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
It always helps to understand the fretboard too 😁
@michealhand10013 күн бұрын
Hello Brian you mentioned the G shape being hard to hold down.In the Aminor position .i someone here on you Tube mentioned it,s just for Reference so you can see where your Triad s and arpeggio notes are.And like you mentioned just play the EBGD strings part of it or EADG part of it . But never the whole shape unless you happen to be Stretch Armstrong 😂
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
Yes exactly. That person who said that was me. I say that every time I talk about CAGED shapes 😁
@brianwest98313 күн бұрын
Hi Brian I have been a member of your great site for many years now and I have learned a lot and followed all your KZread videos I had not thought of relating each chord shape of a key to the pentatonic shape 1 as your video shows. It’s obvious when you explained it and it certainly makes chord sequences easier to follow Thanks so much Brian a real lightbulb moment for me
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
Yup, you can play ANY chord, ANYWHERE on the neck. Every position of the fretboard contains every single chord you can possibly think of!
@jeffearle16873 күн бұрын
Great lesson Brian! Another light bulb just went off! Thanks your fan , Jeff!
@paulchristie84523 күн бұрын
Are there any lazy guitarists who got through their whole careers just playing scales back and forth on songs?
@lawrencedeans14333 күн бұрын
Nice and clear Brian thanks. So if your in the key of Am the 1 chord is always C and the 6 chord is Am. If your in the key of C the 1 chord is always C and the 6 chord is always Am. Can you confirm that's correct thanks (in other words Am is never the 1 chord even if you are in the key of Am?)
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
I used "major perspective numbering" in this lesson. It is important to know how to also use "minor perspective numbering" as well though...kzread.info/dash/bejne/mX6WtbyFnLC_frQ.htmlsi=QPVCnhuV0YfFjJtc
@lawrencedeans14333 күн бұрын
Got it thanks for the other video explaining the 5 chord ❤@@zombieguitar
@jeromieb0383 күн бұрын
I'm always in drop c# its just right!
@arnacalmedina55833 күн бұрын
Brian is the best teacher because of his lesson i learned all about electric guitar and how to know all the fretboard and specially caged system ..and about his site in his lesson its a lot of lessons that you can practice...thanks again brian much appreciated
@michaellandreth13923 күн бұрын
Great lesson ! Thanks for using Arabic Number's ! Roman Numerals are so 1750 !
@lifenthefastlane3 күн бұрын
I think they meant level as in beginner intermediate etc. or maybe I missed something. Either way great video as always
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
You may be right about that...I just want to be clear that "layer 2" and "layer 1" are equally as important as one another!
@starros13 күн бұрын
Brian , so called master instructors can't hold a candle to your presentation. You cleared up several issues for me. Thank you!
@thySerge3 күн бұрын
In Flames 🤘
@morrisgentry86244 күн бұрын
Well done, Brian. I’m an old geezer and have adopted a simple and similar approach. (1) Learned the interval numbers for each diatonic box, (2) target the interval number note for the chord number, (3) let my ears fill in the rest. This does require learning enough notes to quickly anchor the pattern but after awhile it becomes automatic. Cheers!
@jbin27564 күн бұрын
Great lesson thank you
@josephgonzalez95224 күн бұрын
Thank you!!
@blkcab9114 күн бұрын
Stage 1 is exactly where I’m at!!! Thx so much for the videos!!
@mikestroud99694 күн бұрын
Good job of explaining as usual Big B. We all need to be reminded at times Thanks man 😎👋✌️🎸🎸. Experience is the best teacher 😊
@mykneeshurt83934 күн бұрын
Knowing is half the battle.... Great content as always!
@matthewperry65064 күн бұрын
Or when you play 1 or 6th chord play box 1, 4th or 2nd chord play box 4 shape but at the same frets as box 1 and 5th and 3rd chord play box 4 this time move up two frets, so am (C) 5th fret, dm (F) 5th fret and em (G) 7th fret or box 2 at 2nd fret or even box 3 at 5th fret.
@josephgonzalez95224 күн бұрын
The shapes you mentioned, D shape, G shape, C shape. Are there names for all shapes for all the chord shapes? Eg 1 =G shape. 2=E shape 3=D shape?
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
I wouldn't try to attach numbers to the CAGED shapes. You will drive yourself crazy trying to do that. Here in pentatonic position #1, the 1 chord was in the "G shape". However in pentatonic position #2, that will no longer be the case. Instead... 1.) Number the 5 pentatonic positions 2.) Know how to apply the CAGED system such that you can find ANY chord, in ANY given location on the fretboard based on whether the root note location of the chord in question is on the low E-string or the A-string. I've done lots of videos on #2, but I'll also do a follow up vid next week 😁
@josephgonzalez95223 күн бұрын
Thank you Brian! Looking forward to your next video as usual! Cheers
@Domn8794 күн бұрын
Brian, this is exactly the lesson I wanted to ask you for. Brilliant, thank you.
@mekonnenneggamuluken74144 күн бұрын
Brian, it hurts me that you thought me how to play a guitar and you are not covered when it comes to money, it really hurts but it is nice seeing you giving what you have,I had a theory why you don't have to many subscribers, please take it seriously "your videos are dark " and this is my humble opinion "the name zombie " is not something that someone wants to check to,but when it comes to teaching!!!!!!,you are worth of billions of subscribers
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
I appreciate the words, and some people have said that before regarding the name...but I personally love the name Zombie Guitar. I'm never going to change it! 😁
@brianwest98313 күн бұрын
Hi Do you mean the vids are dark in content or visually?
@theskidmarkoforion48292 күн бұрын
I like the dark. Darker the better. Unicorns and Tears are also good . Love your channel. 🏴😎✌️
@dnguyen787Күн бұрын
@@zombieguitarI love the name too, even a zombie can learn!😅
@ghalsor20 сағат бұрын
I agree 100%. Brian is a great teacher, he explains things well, gives examples, and explains theory better than anyone online, but he comes of as a bit of a curmudgeon. I feel if there were some production changes, he would get many more viewers. Why do I care? I care because Brian is way too good to be a niche channel on KZread.
@mabblers4 күн бұрын
Great lesson
@NM-bp6dy4 күн бұрын
This information is gold! Much appreciated Brian.
@scottjones66244 күн бұрын
I loved that splash graphic "mystery notes"!
@zombieguitar3 күн бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@shiveshkhurug4 күн бұрын
thank you
@kylecantwell37194 күн бұрын
Nice one, BK
@danherring56764 күн бұрын
Really nice lesson, Brian. That brought a lot of material together.
@BookerTDooku4 күн бұрын
Extremely useful video. It would amazing to have something like this for all 5 positions - IE where's the 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 for all 5 pentatonic positions.
@charlie35lc4 күн бұрын
If your a Zombie Guitar member, contact me through that site and I’ll give you some free help with this.
@charlie35lc4 күн бұрын
If your a Zombie Guitar member, contact me through that site and I’ll give you some free help with this.
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The Passenger Chords ! :)
👌🫶
This was exactly what i was looking for, good job. 👍
Hi Brian, do the individual modes have their own flats and sharpes
Yes...a mode of the major scale is simply a rearrangement of a key signature. So if a key signature contains sharps, then all 7 modes of that key signature also contain the exact same sharps. The same applies to the flat key signatures too!
Hi Brian, do the individual modes have their own flats and sharpes
Finally. Someone explains where and why this scale comes from and when used properly. Great explanation. Thank you so much.
I like shapes like zombie kid likes turtles. Completely on board with this one!
Cảm ơn bạn tôi đã học được rất nhiều xin cảm ơn
Many many thanks
You are the best Brian
Really great stuff.
Fantastic!
Great video, especially the intro demo.
timeless
Perfection
Hey thanks so much! Glad you liked the vid 😀
I have stupid doubt will this pentatonic positioning works for all types of songs i mean all genres or only blues/rocks etc
If the song is in a key, then it will work 😁
@@zombieguitar That means it will work for any song genres 🤔 ?
Thank you Brian, your approach to teaching is brilliant. You simply don’t take for granted the students previous knowledge, will fill in the gaps of instruction. You are my absolute go to for clarification and purpose being a self taught guitarist. I’ve never seen this information presented this way in such a practical manner.
As usual, another awesome lesson, Brian. But this was one of my favourites. What a great way to explain the chord relationships with the shapes. Thanks again, man!
Tremendous amount of information,all in a single video,kudos
FFS, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE LOL!? This is amazing!!
Another great Video, and hate to ask a dumb question, but do the seven chord shapes remain the same for all the five Pentatonic box patterns. Said another way, the G shape being the one chord within the Box one pattern, but is the G chord shape also the one chord in the Box 2,3,4,5 patterns????
No, they will be different shapes within each position. We just looked at the 7 diatonic chords in pentatonic position #1 here in this video. Next week's vid will be about what to do for any other position... Hint: I have made MANY videos about this before already...so if you watch some of my CAGED vids, you'll find the answer 😁
Theory not as difficult as actually executing the skills on the guitar. Barre chords (shapes, strumming, chord changes, etc.)
It always helps to understand the fretboard too 😁
Hello Brian you mentioned the G shape being hard to hold down.In the Aminor position .i someone here on you Tube mentioned it,s just for Reference so you can see where your Triad s and arpeggio notes are.And like you mentioned just play the EBGD strings part of it or EADG part of it . But never the whole shape unless you happen to be Stretch Armstrong 😂
Yes exactly. That person who said that was me. I say that every time I talk about CAGED shapes 😁
Hi Brian I have been a member of your great site for many years now and I have learned a lot and followed all your KZread videos I had not thought of relating each chord shape of a key to the pentatonic shape 1 as your video shows. It’s obvious when you explained it and it certainly makes chord sequences easier to follow Thanks so much Brian a real lightbulb moment for me
Yup, you can play ANY chord, ANYWHERE on the neck. Every position of the fretboard contains every single chord you can possibly think of!
Great lesson Brian! Another light bulb just went off! Thanks your fan , Jeff!
Are there any lazy guitarists who got through their whole careers just playing scales back and forth on songs?
Nice and clear Brian thanks. So if your in the key of Am the 1 chord is always C and the 6 chord is Am. If your in the key of C the 1 chord is always C and the 6 chord is always Am. Can you confirm that's correct thanks (in other words Am is never the 1 chord even if you are in the key of Am?)
I used "major perspective numbering" in this lesson. It is important to know how to also use "minor perspective numbering" as well though...kzread.info/dash/bejne/mX6WtbyFnLC_frQ.htmlsi=QPVCnhuV0YfFjJtc
Got it thanks for the other video explaining the 5 chord ❤@@zombieguitar
I'm always in drop c# its just right!
Brian is the best teacher because of his lesson i learned all about electric guitar and how to know all the fretboard and specially caged system ..and about his site in his lesson its a lot of lessons that you can practice...thanks again brian much appreciated
Great lesson ! Thanks for using Arabic Number's ! Roman Numerals are so 1750 !
I think they meant level as in beginner intermediate etc. or maybe I missed something. Either way great video as always
You may be right about that...I just want to be clear that "layer 2" and "layer 1" are equally as important as one another!
Brian , so called master instructors can't hold a candle to your presentation. You cleared up several issues for me. Thank you!
In Flames 🤘
Well done, Brian. I’m an old geezer and have adopted a simple and similar approach. (1) Learned the interval numbers for each diatonic box, (2) target the interval number note for the chord number, (3) let my ears fill in the rest. This does require learning enough notes to quickly anchor the pattern but after awhile it becomes automatic. Cheers!
Great lesson thank you
Thank you!!
Stage 1 is exactly where I’m at!!! Thx so much for the videos!!
Good job of explaining as usual Big B. We all need to be reminded at times Thanks man 😎👋✌️🎸🎸. Experience is the best teacher 😊
Knowing is half the battle.... Great content as always!
Or when you play 1 or 6th chord play box 1, 4th or 2nd chord play box 4 shape but at the same frets as box 1 and 5th and 3rd chord play box 4 this time move up two frets, so am (C) 5th fret, dm (F) 5th fret and em (G) 7th fret or box 2 at 2nd fret or even box 3 at 5th fret.
The shapes you mentioned, D shape, G shape, C shape. Are there names for all shapes for all the chord shapes? Eg 1 =G shape. 2=E shape 3=D shape?
I wouldn't try to attach numbers to the CAGED shapes. You will drive yourself crazy trying to do that. Here in pentatonic position #1, the 1 chord was in the "G shape". However in pentatonic position #2, that will no longer be the case. Instead... 1.) Number the 5 pentatonic positions 2.) Know how to apply the CAGED system such that you can find ANY chord, in ANY given location on the fretboard based on whether the root note location of the chord in question is on the low E-string or the A-string. I've done lots of videos on #2, but I'll also do a follow up vid next week 😁
Thank you Brian! Looking forward to your next video as usual! Cheers
Brian, this is exactly the lesson I wanted to ask you for. Brilliant, thank you.
Brian, it hurts me that you thought me how to play a guitar and you are not covered when it comes to money, it really hurts but it is nice seeing you giving what you have,I had a theory why you don't have to many subscribers, please take it seriously "your videos are dark " and this is my humble opinion "the name zombie " is not something that someone wants to check to,but when it comes to teaching!!!!!!,you are worth of billions of subscribers
I appreciate the words, and some people have said that before regarding the name...but I personally love the name Zombie Guitar. I'm never going to change it! 😁
Hi Do you mean the vids are dark in content or visually?
I like the dark. Darker the better. Unicorns and Tears are also good . Love your channel. 🏴😎✌️
@@zombieguitarI love the name too, even a zombie can learn!😅
I agree 100%. Brian is a great teacher, he explains things well, gives examples, and explains theory better than anyone online, but he comes of as a bit of a curmudgeon. I feel if there were some production changes, he would get many more viewers. Why do I care? I care because Brian is way too good to be a niche channel on KZread.
Great lesson
This information is gold! Much appreciated Brian.
I loved that splash graphic "mystery notes"!
🤣🤣🤣
thank you
Nice one, BK
Really nice lesson, Brian. That brought a lot of material together.
Extremely useful video. It would amazing to have something like this for all 5 positions - IE where's the 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 for all 5 pentatonic positions.
If your a Zombie Guitar member, contact me through that site and I’ll give you some free help with this.
If your a Zombie Guitar member, contact me through that site and I’ll give you some free help with this.
I'll do a new video on this next week 😁
@@zombieguitar Woohoo!