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Pentatonics and Blues Guitar Solo MasteryMP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 6 Hours | 5.56 GBGenre: eLearning | Language: EnglishLearn how to easily play blues guitar with complete ease, and master fretboard visualizationCourse Updated April 4st, 2016Do you feel like your guitar playing has reached a plateau?Do you feel lost every time you have to play a guitar solo?Have you tried to learn from theory books and CDs, but found that they left you even more confused?Do you want the definite tips to solo guitar in any situation?How about having assurance that you can look down at your fretboard and being able to solo any way you want? What would that be worth to you?Today, you get to find out first-hand what it’s like to know your guitar inside and out; by enrolling in this course, you get all this and more, including:Natural scalesPentatonic ScalesBlues ScalesThe ModesSoloing over each of the blues progressionsTechnique advice for improving your guitar solosWhat are you waiting for? Enroll today to learn these secrets right now! CurriculumVDO TurnaroundsIntroductionPP Individual Modes: #3 – Locrian ModePPT #1 – Major Scale SecretPPT #1 – Minor Scale SecretsPPT #2 – Major Scale SecretPPT #2 – Minor Scale SecretPPT #3 – Major Scale SecretPPT #3 – Minor Scale SecretPPT #4 – Major Scale SecretPPT #4 – Minor Scale SecretPPT #5 – Major Scale SecretPPT #5 – Minor Scale SecretPPT #6 – Major Scale SecretPPT 12 Bar Blues IntroductionPPT Augmented Scale/ChordsPPT Big CrossoversPPT Blues and Modes Solo TracksPPT Blues Intro, Extended Notes/ChordsPPT Blues ScalesPPT Blues Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT CAGED SystemPPT CAGED Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT D, C, A, and G Major ShapesPPT Diminished Scale/ChordsPPT Dominant Blues IntroductionPPT E Major ShapePPT E, D, C, A, G Minor ShapesPPT Individual Modes: #1 – Minor ScalesPPT Individual Modes: #2 – Major ScalesPPT Individual Modes: #4 – Mode Roots and Chord DegreesPPT Jump from I to V SoloingPPT Jump from Major to Minor Pentatonics on the Same RootPPT Major Blues ProgressionPPT Major Blues Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Major Scale Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Minor Blues Progression IntroductionPPT Minor Intro & Relative MinorPPT Mode ArpeggioPPT Mode Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Modes Intro – Grasping the ConceptPPT Pentatonic Pattern Name ChangesPPT Pentatonics IntroductionPPT Pentatonics Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Play over I7 ChordPPT Play over IV7 ChordPPT Play over V7 ChordPPT Scale Degrees and Major ScalePPT Solo Tracks Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Takeaways & Closing ThoughtsPPT Takeaways and Closing ThoughtsPPT The ModesPPT TurnaroundsSection 1: IntroductionSection 10: Module 9 – (2/3) Major Blues ProgressionSection 11: Module 10 – (3/3) Minor Blues ProgressionSection 2: Module 1 – Learn the Natural Major ScaleSection 3: Module 2 – Learn the Natural Minor ScaleSection 4: Module 3 – The CAGED SystemSection 5: Module 4 – Pentatonics and Blues ScalesSection 6: Module 5 – Finally Understand the ModesSection 7: Module 6 – Introduction to the Blues – What You Need to KnowSection 8: Module 7 – Guitar Solo TracksSection 9: Module 8 – (1/3) Dominant Blues ProgressionVDO #1 – Major Scale SecretVDO #2 – Major Scale SecretVDO #3 – Major Scale SecretVDO #4 – Major Scale SecretVDO #5 – Major Scale SecretVDO #6 – Major Scale SecretVDO Augmented Scale & ChordsVDO Big CrossoversVDO Blues ScalesVDO Blues TrackVDO CAGED SystemVDO D, C, A, and G Major ShapesVDO Diminished Scale & ChordsVDO Dominant Blues IntroductionVDO E Major ShapeVDO E, D, C, A, G Minor ShapesVDO Extended ChordsVDO Extended NotesVDO Individual Modes: #3 – Locrian ModeVDO Intro and Play Over I ChordVDO Jump from I to VVDO Jump from Major to MinorVDO Major ModesVDO Minor ModesVDO Mixing Blues and ModesVDO Mode ArpeggiosVDO Mode Roots & Chord DegreesVDO Modes TrackVDO Pentatonic Pattern Name ChangesVDO Pentatonic ScalesVDO Play over I7 ChordVDO Play Over IV and V Chords, TurnaroundsVDO Play over IV7 ChordVDO Play Over V7 ChordVDO Relative MinorVDO The Modes