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Hey guys, I’m looking for the best lesson which targets triads, and they’re connected major//minor pentatonic shapes. I’d like to sprinkle in a bit of pentatonic, and land on chord tones. Brian has several lessons on playing over chord changes. I’m looking for the best one that targets what I described
Todd B
356: huge lightbulbs for me. Pentatonic mixing in 3 positions.
275: equally great, but with minor triads in 3 positions.
537: great repeating motif over 1-4-5 changes, in 2 positions
(If you like those I may have more I can look through my playlist! 🙂 )
Thanks Alan much obliged I will check them all out
Todd B
PS FWIW, I’m always analyzing the lessons to see what CAGED shape/triad is closest available to a given lick or section. Taking this time has given me a deeper understanding of the fretboard, more mileage out of the lessons- and most importantly given me more freedom to improvise over changes when I want to.
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