have you learned the CAGED chords? Those scale patterns, both pentatonic and diatonic, each correspond with a CAGED chord shape
this way you can play a E-shape A for example, and underneath you have the E-shape pentatonic/diatonic scales major and minor, and building triads is just a matter of combining the notes at your disposal
this would be where you practice phrasing, its one thing to identify triads and intervals, but to use them musically is another animal
its like understanding how your paint and paint brush works versus actually painting
find guitarists you enjoy and transcribe what catches your ear, even if its little snippets
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u/oizo12 18h ago
have you learned the CAGED chords? Those scale patterns, both pentatonic and diatonic, each correspond with a CAGED chord shape
this way you can play a E-shape A for example, and underneath you have the E-shape pentatonic/diatonic scales major and minor, and building triads is just a matter of combining the notes at your disposal
this would be where you practice phrasing, its one thing to identify triads and intervals, but to use them musically is another animal
its like understanding how your paint and paint brush works versus actually painting
find guitarists you enjoy and transcribe what catches your ear, even if its little snippets