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Topic: E9 Tabs for C Major Scale and Modes |
Casey Saulpaugh
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Asheville, NC
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Casey Saulpaugh
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Asheville, NC
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Jacob Yergert
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Centennial, Colorado, USA
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Posted 2 Dec 2024 8:31 am |
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This looks like just the resource I've been looking for. Trying to move past the beginner wall of just chording along and trying to get some improv licks going.
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Casey Saulpaugh
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Asheville, NC
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Posted 4 Dec 2024 7:42 am
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You're welcome Jacob, glad to hear!
These can be really useful for players that play(ed) six-string guitar as well: this really lays out the E9 fretboard in a similar way to learning the fretboard on six-string.
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Bruce Bjork
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Southern Coast of Maine
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Posted 7 Dec 2024 2:38 pm Great exercise
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I’m a Spark 2 owner and they have great examples of Pedal Steel modes. It really helps on understanding the top three strings.
Bruce
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Jeff Silverman
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Pennsylvania, USA
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Posted 23 Dec 2024 7:57 pm
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This is just what I’ve been looking for. Question for ya though, are you playing this without any pedals or knee levers? |
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