SUPER EASY Scale for Beginners | E Minor Pentatonic Scale



👉Full and Structured Guitar Course for FREE! The E Minor Pentatonic Scale is a great and very easy first scale for beginners. In this lesson, we’ll learn how to play this scale for picking practice, finger independence, and more! #justinguitar #guitar #guitarforbeginners

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Video Chapters
00:00 Scale for Beginners: Why and How
00:30 E Minor Pentatonic Scale – Picking for beginners
00:50 How to play the E Minor Pentatonic Scale
02:27 E Minor Pentatonic Scale – Slow Playthrough
03:26 Getting Started With Scales – Extra Tips for Beginners
04:16 Learning Scales Tip 1 – Memorize the Shape!
04:55 Learning Scales Tip 2 – Play it slow!
06:36 Learning Scales Tip 3 – Metronome
07:57 Practicing scales as a beginner

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42 Comments

  1. Here hang on a minute, I know this video is old but I hope someone answers me cos I'm totally lost.
    I can just about read tab but where does it say play an "OPEN" note? All I see is 3 222 33 all in open. It's been a long day and I think my brain has died.

  2. I’ve been playing since I was 16 getting all the chords down to a t and just now starting to try and get into licks for playing the blues and this man has given me a key that turned something on and I began to play e chord while riffing with this scale and good lord almighty I did the same thing when my cousin taught me the a minor scale but I found this one so much simpler to do

  3. "Envisioning the shapes" or however he said it is a great way to think about it. I do this with chords so it makes sense to do the same with scales. It's about time after 25 years of messing around that I work on some fundamentals!

  4. Been over several scale lessons and this is the only one I can understand, yes challenging for sure, but after 4 years of playing guitar, I think it's finally time to learn this!! THANKS!! 😊

  5. Please buy Justin’s books and subscribe. I rely on his site and videos continually so I always try and give him something but buying his books or subbing

  6. Love the videos. I played in highschool at my church and am now returning 14 years later. Much of my muscle memory is still there and this is an amazing refresher for me to drill on the mental side.

  7. Hey justin hoping to see you go over scales or point me in the right direction towards scales. I was told to practice them i like all music and jazz sound is what like

  8. I'm not a new player but I took some time off from playing and have come back.

    Even the SUPER EASY stuff is interesting to go back to because it's helped me realize things I learned wrong from the start that I need to improve as I get back into playing more seriously. Thank you so much for these videos.

  9. This was relatively easy without the metronome but once you put on a metronome, forcing yourself to stay on beat even at 80 BPM, it all goes out the window and doing it perfectly from start to finish is shockingly hard.

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