Channel: Song Notes by David Pots

Category: Music

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Description: Get my 3-page PDF guide for this lesson @ patreon.com/posts/65808916 Follow along with the backing track @ playsongnotes.com/lessons/430 Support me on Patreon to get access to all my instructional (non-song) PDF guides! Plus, save 50% on all my licensed song sheets and get access to the Song Notes community. Learn more @ patreon.com/songnotes *** Hey there, friends! New video today, where I want to share w/ y'all the biggest breakthrough I had in the past few months when it comes to noodling with lead guitar. It has to do with "breaking out" of the conventional scale box shapes, which until recently had always felt quite un-musical to me. In this video, I'll share the riff I learned that changed everything: it made me realize you can SLIDE between scale positions while playing licks, which makes things more fun to play – on top of sounding better. I also made a backing track that's available to y'all if you want to practice this. It loops through a casually paced chord progression over 4-5 minutes, giving you ample chance to put what I teach into action. Video timestamps: - 0:00 Lesson Summary - 4:28 Riff, Part 1 (High to Low) - 6:30 Riff, Part 2 (Low to High) - 9:25 Backing Track Overview - 10:47 Backing Track Playthrough PS - Listen to Fourteen Gears by Midland, which partially inspired this lesson: youtube.com/watch?v=DFWh-Oj0_tc *** If you want to view more of my lessons, visit playsongnotes.com which is my personal collection of lessons, tabs, and notes -- all created with care by me (David Potsiadlo). 🎸 Search all my video lessons: playsongnotes.com 🔖 Browse my library of 200+ PDFs chord sheets: patreon.com/songnotes 🙏 Donate to my tip jar: paypal.me/songnotes