Sequencing
Welcome to the "SEQUENCING" tutorial. Sequencing is a very important thing to understand in your playing. It is also REALLY useful. When we talk about sequencing we think about making a certain group of notes, put in a certain order, not necessarily the order they are in scale. A sequence can have 3, 4, 5, x number of notes so there are no limits on it. The point of sequence is, once you created it, repeat it, move up or down the scale, or a melody you have. So you can build endless runs and solo's using sequences. If you listen to some shred solos - most of the time people use sequences to build those solos. In our next lessons in this tutorial we will work on exercises which will cover 1-octave scales, 2-octave scales, different scale boxes and other stuff. As the tutorial name says - all these exercises will be created with sequences.
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Lesson · 2m What is Sequencing?
Welcome to the "SEQUENCING" tutorial. Sequencing is a very important thing to understand in your playing. It is also REALLY useful. When we talk about sequencing we think about making a certain group of notes...
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Lesson · 1m B-Major 1-Octave Sequencing Exercise
This is a B-Major 1-octave scale. Now we will use a sequence of 6 notes to make a cool exercise and not play just a scale up and down. If you take a look at the notes/tabs each group of 6 notes is 1 sequence...
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Lesson · 1m A-Major 2-Octaves Sequencing Exercise
In this lesson, we'll use same sequence as in the previous lesson from this tutorial but we'll extend the exercise to 2 octaves and we'll move it to A-Major to change the sounding of it a bit. My advice is as...
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Lesson · 1m 1 Octave Major Scale on 2 Strings
Now let's sequence a whole scale exercise on 2 strings. I used D-Major scale for this exercise and used 3-notes-per-string boxes to move the sequences up the fretboard. In order to achieve optimal speed you...
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Lesson · 2m 7 Major Scale Boxes on 3 Strings
Looks like too many notes? Don't worry - nothing difficult around here! What you see here are 2 sequences: 1 goes 6 notes descending, and the other one goes 6 notes ascending. The only thing to think about are...
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Lesson · 2m G-Major 2 Octaves Sequencing Exercise
Hey there! In this lesson we'll again work with 2 sequences: one goes 6 notes descending, than 2 notes ascending, and the other sequence is 6 notes ascending than 2 notes descending. Mixing those 2 sequences...
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