C Major Practice

70 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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90 bpm

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110 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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130 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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150 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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170 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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200 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

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60 - 240 bpm

Major Scale PracticeScott JohnsonMay 4, 2020C Major Practice by bpm

Major Scale Practice | C Major

C Major Play-Along

Join me for a practice session where we work through a set of scales in order of the CAGED system in C Major.

Patron Questions | 06

Variety | Lots Of Questions!

Andres is hoping for advice on what to start with when learning guitar, Brody is looking for clarification on 7 chords in minor scales, Joe wants recommendations for affordable recording software, and Josh needs tips for directing guitar parts from his favorite songs.

Patron QuestionsScott JohnsonMay 1, 2020patron questions | 06

MTM | 07

Modes Overview

An overview and explanation of the 7 main categories of modes and their relationship to the major and minor scales. In this video we dig into the idea of modes - in the future we'll spend more time on each mode and get into the idea of "being modal.”

Music Theory MondayScott JohnsonApril 27, 2020MTM 01-30

Songwriting | 02

What To Do Next?

Tips and strategies for organizing music theory concepts and chord progressions into songwriting applications.

Songwriting LessonsScott JohnsonApril 22, 2020songwriting | 02

MTM | 06

Harmonic and Melodic Minor Song Analysis

This episode expands on lasts week’s overview of harmonic and melodic minor by showing examples and tips for picking out chord progressions. If this is confusing, I recommend starting from the very first Music Theory Monday and working your way up to here.

Music Theory MondayScott JohnsonApril 20, 2020MTM 01-30, MTM 06

Patron Questions | 05

Fred H | Recording Gear

Patron Fred Haft is curious about my recording setup so we go into some light detail regarding modern vs old school recording systems.

Patron QuestionsScott JohnsonApril 19, 2020patron questions | 05, recording

Patron Questions | 04

Josh K | I - ii Progression Help

Josh is wondering about chord shapes in relationship to the pentatonic scale.

Patron QuestionsScott JohnsonApril 19, 2020patron questions | 04

Patron Questions | 03

Marcus F | Phrasing & Articulation

Marcus hopes to see more detailed videos about articulations and phrasing, so we jump into a quick crash coarse and discuss melody morphs. We also touch on the bridge from beginner to intermediate.

Patron QuestionsScott JohnsonApril 19, 2020patron questions | 03

CAGED Soloing | I - iii Progression (1)

C Shape

Soloing over a I -iii chord progression using the C shape. This is part 1. If this is your first "soloing over a X progression" series, I suggest you start with the "I - ii progression" series.

Soloing LessonsScott JohnsonApril 17, 2020I - iii Progression, caged