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CAGED System – The D Shape – Lesson 28
Hey mate, that's really cool, thanks for that and keep 'em coming!- Wilothy
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CAGED System – The D Shape – Lesson 28
Behind compared to what? to whom?... It takes quite a bit of time to memorise scales and to be able to use them - I still have trouble with E shape one. I've been playing for 10 years... One thing to remember is that they are shapes, taken from the basic chord shapes up the neck. The important...- Wilothy
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CAGED System – The D Shape – Lesson 28
"Imactuallyadrummer", what a cool name. Learning the fretboard, learning scales, learning CAGED shapes and learning how to solo takes months, even years. (Almost) all guitars have dots (or symbols) on the neck so players can see where they are when playing. Most guitar players look at the...- Wilothy
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EDCAG – Playing Over Two Minor Chords – Lesson 36
Papa Gates is actually playing a D minor pentatonic scale (D shape for Dm), however, the tab + score read an Am (C shape) pentatonic going up. Play it, listen to it, and don't focus on the tab.- Wilothy
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CAGED System Pentatonic Exercise – Lesson 33
Hi guys. Thanks for the lesson. I think there might be a sneaky mistake in bar 5. The F pentatonic scale going down with the D shape reads 5-2 on the d string, notes G-E. I believe it should read 5-3, notes being G-F; and it sounds and looks like this is what Papa Gates plays. Cheers, Will- Wilothy
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CAGED System – The D Shape – Lesson 28
After 10 years of playing the guitar, the CAGED system finally makes sense and sounds good. I had learnt this before so I had a good head start, but man, your lessons are great! Thank you for that. Especially for the double stops ideas.- Wilothy
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