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Simple Tricks to Stop Playing The Same Blues Licks Over and Over

David Wallimann
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TRANSFORM your guitar playing! Join the Guitar Playback Academy for STRUCTURED LESSONS and REAL TEACHER FEEDBACK! 📌 Free 14-Day Access ➜ https://guitarplayback.com/freetrial?... ►►Download the lesson files: https://bit.ly/31ffvYz ►►FREE Theory Course https://guitarplayback.com/dna?utm_so... ►►David’s music: https://www.davidwallimann.com Do you want to stop playing the same all boring licks? In this video, I'm going to show you a few simple tips for revitalizing the minor pentatonic scale. The first tip has to do with using slides. You can slide one fret below and one fret back in. This works great because it puts you out of the scale shape so you can explore new sounds. The second tip involves visualizing the scale shape in a different way, break the order of the notes. This next tip is about combining two pentatonic scale positions to create a three-note per string pentatonic shape. Our fourth tip deals with exploring the notes that are …...more
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Simple Tricks to Stop Playing The Same Blues Licks Over and Over
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2020May 14
TRANSFORM your guitar playing! Join the Guitar Playback Academy for STRUCTURED LESSONS and REAL TEACHER FEEDBACK! 📌 Free 14-Day Access ➜ https://guitarplayback.com/freetrial?... ►►Download the lesson files: https://bit.ly/31ffvYz ►►FREE Theory Course https://guitarplayback.com/dna?utm_so... ►►David’s music: https://www.davidwallimann.com Do you want to stop playing the same all boring licks? In this video, I'm going to show you a few simple tips for revitalizing the minor pentatonic scale. The first tip has to do with using slides. You can slide one fret below and one fret back in. This works great because it puts you out of the scale shape so you can explore new sounds. The second tip involves visualizing the scale shape in a different way, break the order of the notes. This next tip is about combining two pentatonic scale positions to create a three-note per string pentatonic shape. Our fourth tip deals with exploring the notes that are close to the minor pentatonic scale. Try the notes that are one fret below and one fret above the pentatonic shape. Finally, force yourself to do position shifting by changing the fingerings in your scales. Recommended playlists ►How to Play Melodic    • Start Unlocking Your Musicality Here!   ►How to Use Guitar Modes    • How To Use Guitar Modes   ►How to Play Blues    • How To Play Blues Solos   ►►Latest Video: https://goo.gl/1f9R9A ►►Subscribe: https://goo.gl/CmJzN2 ►David’s Gear Picks: https://imp.i114863.net/PMyvR ►SweetWater Deals: https://imp.i114863.net/j9rG6 ►Gear Giveaways: https://imp.i114863.net/VMmvM ►New Gear Day: https://imp.i114863.net/n5LZ9 David’s gear The Chair! https://amzn.to/3btIZrt Vola Guitars: (use code DAVID to save 10% on your next Vola Guitar) UK/EU: https://shop.volaguitar.com/ USA/Canada: https://www.tensolo.com/collections/v... Fractal Audio: http://www.fractalaudio.com ClearTone Strings: http://www.cleartonestrings.com Hosa cables: http://hosatech.com Neck Diagrams: https://neckdiagrams.sjv.io/bX9ek Transcribe!: https://bit.ly/2DCMfC7 Guitar Pro: https://goo.gl/VM5QEx Business Inquiries: david@davidwallimann.com

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David Wallimann

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