IONIAN #6,
(IONIAN SHARP 6, IONIAN SHARP SIX)
The IONIAN #6 Scale is the 2nd mode of Locrian Natural 7 and is composed of the following intervals: 1,2,3,4,5,#6,7.
The boxes below show you the scale over the whole neck, as a 3 octave scale and as the 7 three note per string positions that link together to let you play it any where on the fretboard
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Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts
Monday, August 6, 2012
Sunday, July 1, 2012
PENTATONIC LICKS OR SEQUENCES- Two Note per String
PENTATONIC LICKS OR SEQUENCES- Two Note per String.
I still haven't had much time to make any new stuff, so again here are some scans from my learning to play guitar file I made when I was a kid.
This time, here are some pentatonic licks, not as many as the three note per string PICKING LICKS/SEQUENCES I posted a while a go, but a few to keep you going I guess.
If you don't understand how to move these patterns around the neck using the PENTATONIC SCALE patterns, don't worry. There will be lessons on this for three note per string scales and two note per string scales coming soon.
Anyhow...
On with the licks!
CLICK HERE FOR A FULL LIST OF ALL THE FREE GUITAR RESOURCES ON MY BLOG!
I still haven't had much time to make any new stuff, so again here are some scans from my learning to play guitar file I made when I was a kid.
This time, here are some pentatonic licks, not as many as the three note per string PICKING LICKS/SEQUENCES I posted a while a go, but a few to keep you going I guess.
If you don't understand how to move these patterns around the neck using the PENTATONIC SCALE patterns, don't worry. There will be lessons on this for three note per string scales and two note per string scales coming soon.
Anyhow...
On with the licks!
CLICK HERE FOR A FULL LIST OF ALL THE FREE GUITAR RESOURCES ON MY BLOG!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
PICKING LICKS/PICKING SEQUENCES... 303 of them!
A LONG TIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR FAR AWAY...
Well, about 20 years ago on a shitty council estate in the middle of nowhere in South Wales, I was learning to pick and to move sequences or "Licks" around the fretboard.
I spent 2-5 hours a day in my room with my guitar and a metronome playing picking licks!
I've been getting a few requests for some licks and patterns for people to play in all the scale patterns I have been putting up on the site, so what I've done is just scan my 20 year old handwritten in biro notes from when I was learning to do this and building up my technique.
It's not lazy, it gives the blog character!
I didn't really see the need to make any new shiny diagrams or TAB for this because anyone who gets into this sort of thing just needs somebody to show them their first pattern or two, and then you start making your own.
Essentially what I've scanned and popped up below are my notes from when I was doing just that. I stole the first couple I learned from Paul Gilbert and Vinnie Moore and off I went.
I got tired of making up a sequence, thinking, "that's really cool!" then forgetting it the next night, so I just wrote down every one I practiced (and a huge number that I meant to practice and never got around to I guess) so I wouldn't forget them and would have a library to refer back to later.
LESSON ON MOVING SEQUENCES WILL BE COMING SOON
CLICK HERE FOR MORE EXERCISES AND TECHNIQUE LESSONS
You probably don't need 303 of them, but since I had them all written down anyway...
CLICK HERE FOR A FULL LIST OF ALL THE FREE GUITAR RESOURCES ON MY BLOG!
Well, about 20 years ago on a shitty council estate in the middle of nowhere in South Wales, I was learning to pick and to move sequences or "Licks" around the fretboard.
I spent 2-5 hours a day in my room with my guitar and a metronome playing picking licks!
I've been getting a few requests for some licks and patterns for people to play in all the scale patterns I have been putting up on the site, so what I've done is just scan my 20 year old handwritten in biro notes from when I was learning to do this and building up my technique.
It's not lazy, it gives the blog character!
I didn't really see the need to make any new shiny diagrams or TAB for this because anyone who gets into this sort of thing just needs somebody to show them their first pattern or two, and then you start making your own.
Essentially what I've scanned and popped up below are my notes from when I was doing just that. I stole the first couple I learned from Paul Gilbert and Vinnie Moore and off I went.
I got tired of making up a sequence, thinking, "that's really cool!" then forgetting it the next night, so I just wrote down every one I practiced (and a huge number that I meant to practice and never got around to I guess) so I wouldn't forget them and would have a library to refer back to later.
LESSON ON MOVING SEQUENCES WILL BE COMING SOON
CLICK HERE FOR MORE EXERCISES AND TECHNIQUE LESSONS
You probably don't need 303 of them, but since I had them all written down anyway...
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