Secrets of The Melodic Minor Pentatonic Scales!
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Secrets of The Melodic Minor Pentatonic Scales! with tags rick beato, everything music, pentatonic scale, melodic minor scale, jazz scales, guitar scales, jazz guitar, altered dominant scales
Secrets of The Melodic Minor Pentatonic Scales!
In this episode I discuss how to construct, play and use the pentatonic scales from the Melodic Minor. They can be used in much different ways than the Major and Minor Pentatonics. The 2 scales discussed are:
The Major b6 Pentatonic - 1 2 3 5 b6
The Minor b5 Pentatonic - 1 b3 4 b5 b7
They can be used on any chords found in the Melodic Minor Scale such as:
Minor major 7ths
Minor 7th Sus4 b9
Major 7#5
Dominant 7th #11 or b5 (Lydian Dominant or Mixolydian #11)
Dominant b6
Minor 9b5 (Minor 7th b5)
Altered Dominant (Dominant 7 b5 #5 b9 #9)
* At 9:00 in the video I have an F melodic minor scale with a B natural instead of a Bb. I just left the flat out by accident but the C major b6 Pentatonic is from the F Melodic Minor Scale.
Links To Follow:
Twitter - @rickbeato
