EASY String skipping scale patterns that will IMPROVE your GUITAR SOUND! @QJamTracks

Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago

These easy string skipping scale patterns will improve you guitar sound drastically. This guitar lesson is all about easy wide interval and string skipping scale patterns, that are created by the string skipping guitar technique. It’s applicable for all scales, like the major scale and minor scale, modes of the major scale, harmonic minor scale and melodic minor scale for instance. In the guitar lesson you'll find musical examples and workouts for this scale string skipping guitar technique.

*Tabs, examples & backing tracks for this guitar lesson:*
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*SUBJECTS IN THIS GUITAR LESSON:*
- String skipping scale patterns.
- String skipping technique.
- How to string skip.
- String skipping exercise.
- String skipping workout.
- Wide interval scale patterns.
- String skipping licks.
- String skipping arpeggios.
- 3-3 patterns.
- Modes of the major scale.
- String skipping in the harmonic minor scale.
- String skipping in the melodic minor scale.
- Music theory for guitar.

0:00 Introduction
0:56 What means wide interval?
2:21 Major scale string skipping patterns
5:17 string skipping with modes of the major scale
8:44 Chaining wide interval patterns
9:54 Other wide interval patterns
11:47 Conclusion

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Artwork: (c) 2021, Rob van Hal
(c)2023 Rob van Hal, Netherlands

EASY String skipping scale patterns that will IMPROVE your GUITAR SOUND!

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