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VonBonfire
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Switch scale positions every measure over backing tracks. It'll build an ability to move fluidly up and down your fretboard and interconnect the scales using any string. Good luck!!!
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VonBonfire
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Anyone anyone anyone?
MadAsAHatter
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What are these scale positions that you speak of? Is that like when you prop up against the wall when weighing yourself so the number isn't as high?
Smash
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I only know the holy tritones of the dark lord
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VonBonfire
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If you can't make the switch every measure then make the switch every two measures. If you can't make the switch every two measures then make it every four measures. At least this way you will learn to keep count of the measures in your head so if you get to a trading 4's/8's situation there won't be any guesswork. I am not a good teacher but this simple exercise helped me move up and down those positions on every string much more fluidly and it really doesn't matter what scale(s) you use as long as it's not the kind you step on.
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7704A
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I think @VonBonfire is giving advice for getting overweight loads past the Highway Patrol.
CrystalSky
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What is scale positions? What is scale? Me sees power chords, me start to power chord
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VonBonfire
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I lost interest in metal when I got an Iron Maiden tab book and realized all the rhythm parts I was hearing were root-fifth power chords.What is scale positions? What is scale? Me sees power chords, me start to power chord
CrystalSky
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That is where I got my interest up haha
