Reply With QuoteI'm loving it Robert. I like that tone too. Must be a Lovepedal
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E Minor Pentatonic Lesson
This lesson covers the First Position of the E Minor Pentatonic, or Box 1, as it is sometimes referred to.
I show you how to do a cool run too, by using a repetitive pattern.
I'm hoping this lesson will be useful for both beginners, intermediate and more advanced players, since playing that pattern fast requires a high amount of control.
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I'm loving it Robert. I like that tone too. Must be a Lovepedal
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Thanks! The tone comes from a Jet City 20 head and cab - no pedal used except for a DD-20 delay pedal,
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You make the neck look like butter!
I wish I could do that
Anyway, I've been trying that scale since yesterday, and I'm making better licks each time I try it. I've been an on and off player for 1 year, and I hope this will help me.
Keep the videos coming
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Welcome to Teh Fret, tehmusicjunkie. Robert is a fretboard wizard and a great teacher, eh?
Feel free to introduce yourself over in The Fret Players section.
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Good lesson Robert the pull off Hammer on combination is a great way to improve the speed of the playing I still remember some old lessons from Arlen Roth in Hot Guitar Licks demonstrating some similar things
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