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On this Friday Patreon Plus I’ll discuss the use of something called “minified” scales. This is a slang term that represents “minifying” a bigger more complex ‘scale layout’ down to its core intervals.
Doing this will help to eliminate the overwhelming options that tend to happen when students only look at a scale as large 6-string neck patterns.
In this lesson, I’ve created a chord riff in “D” Major with two “minified” scales.
I’ve also composed examples of “minified” scale licks, so you can learn these shapes and start to use them right away. Let’s get started by learning - the lesson’s - chord progression.
Andrew Wasson
(Creative Guitar Studio Inc.)
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0:00 Intro to the lesson
1:15 Lesson Begins
6:36 The Lesson Guitar Riff
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