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Instantly Improve Your Lead Guitar Playing | Cascading Harmony Trick (Patreon)

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2017-10-18 15:29:09
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2023-07

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Hello friends, 

and welcome to another lead guitar tutorial. In today's session I'll be sharing with you a powerful lead guitar trick that is guaranteed to improve your playing instantly. The cascading harmony trick allows lead guitar players to navigate through their scales in a less predictable way by "stacking" the intervals, rather than running the scale verbatim. We'll begin by reviewing the major pentatonic scale, and it's upper and lower extensions before tackling this powerful technique. Let's get started!

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Instantly Improve Your Lead Guitar Playing | Cascading Harmony Trick

Get early access to the TABS, exclusive tutorials and other awesome supporter perks at http://www.patreon.com/swiftlessons Hello friends, And welcome to another lead guitar tutorial, in today's session I'll be sharing with you a powerful lead guitar trick that is guaranteed to improve your playing instantly. The melodic cascading trick allows lead guitar players to navigate through their scales in a less predictable way by "stacking" the intervals, rather than running the scale in the same boring fashion. Let's give it a try! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links: Facebook: http://facebook.com/swiftguitarlessons Instagram: https://instagram.com/swiftguitarless... Twitter: https://twitter.com/swiftlessons Request a song at: http://goo.gl/y70rff

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Anonymous

Rob, I love this lesson. I’ve got thecascading down because it is listed in tab. The parts outside the cascading happens so fast I can’t tell what you are doing. Are you just jamming in the upper and lower box?

Anonymous

Great, Rob. The pdf makes all the difference. Question: I notice that what seems like most of the time, lessons that involve the pentatonic scale are either A or E. Is there a reason for that? I am so intrigued by the pentatonic scales but in spite of my practice, I get a sense that there's a critical piece of understanding that hasn't clicked yet. I think this lesson is going to help. Thanks.

Anonymous

Hi Rob, I am learning a great deal from your lessons, thanks. I am unable to download Tabs. Pls do let me know the Tabs I have can access. Appreciate your support. Thanks😊

swiftlessons
>>8037161

Hey Sujaya, what device are you using? The tabs are accessible to everyone, but you have to set your security setting appropriately. I would not recommend using the app to download my PDFs.

Anonymous

Ok I’m very confused, in the video you start off with 12 even though you have 9 before that? Could you explain that to me? Or did you make a mistake when you were writing out the cords for it? Because when I look at the cords you written out for this pentatonic scale you say to start off on 12 even though you have 9-12 written on the screen. Please help I need clarity!! 😮

swiftlessons
>>8037257

Hey Stephanie, I'm not sure if I understand your question. What I would recommend is that you take a look at the actual note names, you'll see that this scale is comprised of the notes E, F#, G#, B, and C#, It doesn't matter what note you start on in the scale, though I usually like to teach it starting from the lowest root.

Anonymous
>>8037161

Hi Rob, I am not using the App. Some of it I was able to download, some i couldn't. I don't understand the reason. Could I pls request you to mail the ones I couldn't download, thanks😊

Anonymous
>>8037161

It is possible that the connection would have been poor or unavailable.