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Learn How to Leverage Chord Shapes with This Technique

Lesson ID: TB159

In this lesson, you’ll learn a cool way to leverage chord shapes that you already know by attaching a scale pattern to the chord.

Scales and chords are different. But same. They come from the same place and if you meld the two together, you can really start to see improvements in your licks. Whether you want to sound better when you’re jamming with friends (or solo) or you want to write licks that really sound good, check out this chord leveraging lesson.

You’ll learn:

  • The minor pentatonic scale pattern for 3 chord shapes
  • An example groove with chord leveraging licks

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