Description
This tutorial expands on building speed at playing linear single note melodic lines. We will use the E major scale on two adjacent strings covering a complete octave in three note per string groupings. The pattern we will use this time is a series of interlocking patterns that cover an octave of the fretboard. This pattern will be playing in three note groupings of the E major scale on the B and E strings. You might recall some of these patterns from the diatonic modes! That is where they come from.
This tutorial is one in a series on building and using speed for fast playing.
Speedy Ideas Series 1: Building Speed
Speedy Ideas Series 3: Minor Scale Patterns
Speedy Ideas Series 4: Advanced Minor Soloing
Speedy Ideas Series 5: Advanced Major Soloing
Lesson Info
Tutorial Lessons
- Speedy Ideas Series 2: E Major Scale
- E Major Scale Patterns
- Ascending E Major Scale Patterns
- Ascending Play Along 120 BPM
- Ascending Play Along 160 BPM
- Quicker Ascending Patterns
- Quicker Ascending Play Along 120 BPM
- Quicker Ascending Play Along 160 BPM
- Descending E Major Scale Patterns
- Descending Play Along 120 BPM
- Descending Play Along 160 BPM
- Quicker Descending Patterns
- Quicker Descending Play Along 120 BPM
- Quicker Descending Play Along 160 BPM
- Ascending And Descending Practice
- Ascending & Descending Play Along 120 BPM
- Ascending & Descending Play Along 160 BPM
- Speedy Ideas Series 2: Conclusion