The 5 Most Important Musical Scales
These scales make up the root of nearly every piece of music you'll hear. Here is a look at the sounds and what you can do with them.
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Resources and links to each point:
What is a scale? 00:15
Major Scales 00:55
Jazz Minor 04:27
Harmonic Minor 05:16
Whole Tone Scale 05:48
Diminished Scales 06:18
4 Pillars Of Theory https://youtu.be/_e62aRZcFkw
All You Need to Know About Modes https://youtu.be/maNW715rZo4
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These scales make up the root of nearly every piece of music you’ll hear. Here is a look at the sounds and what you can do with them.
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Resources and links to each point:
What is a scale? 00:15
Major Scales 00:55
Jazz Minor 04:27
Harmonic Minor 05:16
Whole Tone Scale 05:48
Diminished Scales 06:18
4 Pillars Of Theory https://youtu.be/_e62aRZcFkw
All You Need to Know About Modes https://youtu.be/maNW715rZo4
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https://www.patreon.com/samuraiguitarist https://www.facebook.com/samuraiguit
https://www.twitter.com/samuraiguit
Instagram @samuraiguitarist
Snapchat @samuraiguit
info@samuraiguitarist.com
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Guitarist/Songwriter/Samurai Born in the Manitoba prefecture of Canada, samuraiguitarist, Steve-san Onotera, honed his discipline under the study of the country’s most powerful musical sensei. Bred on rock, raised on the blues, trained in jazz, samuraiguitarist creates incredibly innovative videos that showcase his talents on the guitar.
First time viewer. I don't normally comment, but I really enjoyed the way you presented this topic. The graphics were great and I think I might come back to this video and take notes because I found it very useful. I'm hoping I can find some time to check out more and get some notes down. Great work!
What guitar is he using in this video
Thank you sir
I love the Hungarian minor. You can use it every genre
ahem… So you're talking about most IMPORTANT scales, and on top of leaving the melodic minor out, you go and throw in the whole tone scale which even you say it's used over aug7 chords which are very RARE…
Damn! I love your jazzy melodies
I've not heard of a 'bebop' scale before. I'd have liked to hear a little bit more about why that's used. Also, while you provided great examples for the Jazz Minor and Harmonic Minor, I'd have liked to hear examples of how the Whole Tone and Diminished scales are used (instead of just hearing the scale).
0:40 also not to be confused with bass scales, which is what you remove to get to the meat.
2301 likes and 17dislikes…just so you know, Pink Floyd live videos do not even have a like/dislike ratio like this…
Best scale explanation ever. Cheers man
"Jazz minor" is actually called melodic minor.
You lost me at 3:00
Isn’t it red blue and green for RGB blue and green make yellow right
I love how clear and concise you are, but you lost me the moment you switched to Roman numerals. The thing is, most of us know the letters as they are related to the notes, and would have a better understanding of which notes you're talking about if you stick to that.
Any double harmonic major out here?
Domo Arigato Senseisan
Your videos always make it a whole lot easier to understand
Thanks man ?
2:44
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Lesson not clear, dick got stuck in soundhole
This video it's probably one of the best videos I seen on YouTube yet about scales ?????