Riffs You can Use


Riffs You can Use - Part 15 Lyle: Good evening, how is everyone? Lyle: In this lesson I have another funk style riff to show you. The rhythm riff reminds me of something Joe Satriani might have played: ace: doing good david: good Lyle: It's based off a Gm triad to a Gm6: Lyle: Here's a jam track with the rhythm guitar in it: Lyle: To get that rhythm guitar tone, try using a strat style guitar with a clean amp setting. Select the 2nd position on the 5-way pickup switch, which turns on the bridge and middle pickups on the guitar. I call that the funky setting. Lyle: My favorite scales to use against a jam track like this are the Gm blues and G Dorian, which is a minor scale. Lyle: I made a solo, which is in the Lesson Sample, from these two scales. Lyle: Here's a video of the whole thing: Lyle: That should keep you busy for awhile. Several riffs for you to learn and use in your own jams. Lyle: Any questions? ace: Dorian is minor blues with 2 and 4 added? Lyle: The Dorian is 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, 6, b7 Lyle: The minor blues is: 1, b3, 4, b5, 5, b7 Lyle: The minor pentatonic is: 1, b3, 4, 5, b7 ace: so Dorian is minor blues with 2, 4, and 6 added Lyle: Dorian doesn't have a b5, but the minor blues does. ace: oh, right Lyle: they all have 4ths in it. Lyle: That's all I have for this lesson. Hope you found something new to work on. david: great, thanks Lyle! ace: TY BB: thanks so much Lyle: Welcome! Have a great week. See you same time next Monday!	<< load notation from left
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