#164 - The MOST Important Daily Scale EXERCISE! | (5 MIN Workout + Tabs)

FELIX MENDOZA

These are amazing for practice. It's helped my pinky a lot, but still having difficulty transitioning from a 8- 7- 5 to a 8- 6- 5 it's still hard for my brain to adjust. Finally got the "slow" speed down.

Kevin d McDonnell

i benn down picking forever can pick really fast down,benn trying to convert to alternate picking but progress has been slow,hope one day i can pick faster alternate picking.

Adrian Nechiti

Thanks a lot!! 🤘

Hey man, 3 note per string scales are great for shredding, so it's worth learning for when you want to melt faces. More traditional scale patterns are better for arpeggios and chords, so I'd learn both.

Adrian Nechiti

I was wondering sometimes why i have a different fingers patterns and I just realized Bernth is using 3 notes per strings that forces you to include 2 frets stretch .... and sometimes i was using 2 notes per string and move to the next string in a easier way shifting positions sometimes ... I think is important to get used practicing 3 notes per string right for speed purposes ? can you clarify? Thanks

Adrian Nechiti

Great!.

Manuel Garcia

Very good perspective of the guitar . Thanks.

Tanja Jerkovic

This is an awesome exercise - 2 in 1. Amazing, thanks Bernth!

Scott Walden

Another interesting tip. If you already know your 7 positions of say the Major or Minor scale, each mode is the same as one of those positions. So there aren't any new positions to learn outside of those 7.

Bobby McKee

I agree with everyone! I love the camera angle. Now if only we could get you to use a white guitar pick so we can actually see it :)

Grant Gochnauer

Same question!

Papa Murf76

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Yes, indeed, this camera angle is so great !

Cocteau

thanks

Sephiroth

Great Bernth! You really did it! Camera angle from Point of View. I Love it! And the exercise itself is good too... It's indeed a topic I wanted to include into my routine since some time now. Thank you!

kevin Dumont

Great!! and upon all of that the view above the neck to see your thumb position and the pinky movement!!!!

DarthWooPV

Bangin' as always🤘👽🤘 exactly what my ears needed to hear!!!!

Mark McNish

Great timing. I’ve been working on the modes lately. But another technique I’ve been working on is string muting and noticed how flat your left index finger is while playing. Is that for stretching the distance between fingers? Muting? Or both?

Erick Wendel

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