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Hi Tony,
Great exercise! I’d love a separate tutorial on your backing track.
Ron,
Thanks for your comment, I have started teaching the backing track on the next days chord progression from now on 🙂 Due to popular demand 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
Ignore my last comment, I skipped the explanation video. thanks.
Jen,
No worries at all, I hope after the explanation it made more sense 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
I am at lost on what to do for this lesson?? TIA
This also works well with a “D” tuning its fun.
Is the “punch packer” video of this little lick? Or is it something else? Having a great time with this. Thanks, Tony!!
Brett
Brett,
Thank you for your question, it is the scale and the accompanying backing track. This way you can practice soloing/noodling over some chords that will make sense with the scale.
Cheers,
Tony
Tony,
Thanks for the quick reply!!
So, I should play the scale along with your backing track? And video myself doing that? Makes sense to me, just wanted to clarify.
Cheers,
Brett
Brett,
You got it 100%!!!
Cheers,
Tony
This is really fun if you do a little slide from the 3s to the 2s!
Ron,
Great idea!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Cheers,
Tony
need more instructions about sending a video than what you have please send details help.
Greg,
Thanks for your comment, please send me an email to me at info@tonypolecastro.com with some details about your video issues. We will get you submitting videos in no time 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
Like it!
Chris,
Glad you dig this one!!!
Cheers,
Tony