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Slide7th April 2016Great stuff! I gave up on guitar 20 years ago out of frustration. With your lessons, it's all a lot less daunting and very encouraging. I'm enjoying playing more than I ever did, so I'm happy I picked it back up.
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Hajduk17th August 2014Thank you Ben, awesome series and great advice
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INTRO
Welcome to the final instalment of this course. In this lesson we will open the door into the world of scales and basic lead guitar playing which make use of the scales.
I've given you the basics for developing your chord knowledge, your riff playing abilities and ear training. You want to be able to really rock though, am I right? So you're going to want to know how to make the guitar wail. How to play cool solos. Part of knowing how to do that is to be introduced to guitar scales. Taking those scales, we will look at how you can make solos with creative use of the scale intervals and varying the timing.
On top of that, I will give you two more valuable tools that will help you in your quest to learn lead guitar: Hammer-ons / pull-offs and sliding.
VIDEO 1: MAJOR SCALE
VIDEO 2: MAJOR SCALE SOLO EXAMPLE
VIDEO 3: MINOR SCALE
VIDEO 4: MINOR SCALE SOLO EXAMPLE
VIDEO 5: PRACTISING SCALES
VIDEO 6: BEING CREATIVE WITH SCALES - INTERVALS
VIDEO 7: BEING CREATIVE WITH SCALES - TIMING
VIDEO 8: BASIC TECHNIQUES - SLIDING
VIDEO 9: BASIC TECHNIQUES - HAMMER ONS & PULL OFFS
VIDEO 10: FINAL THOUGHTS
Right. You've come this far on your heroic quest to guitar awesomeness.
There's no turning back now. Step onwards, apprentice, and take what's yours!
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