Title | How to use the Caged system to play a solo |
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Author | Chester Adriél |
Course | Computer science |
Institution | Batangas State University |
Pages | 7 |
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HOW TO USE THE CAGED SYSTEM TO PLAY A SOLO This PDF is a summary of this video: https://youtu.be/0Qp26KcDrGw
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THE BASIC SHAPES All chords are made individual notes. A of guitar, the open C# On shapes are the E chord result of plotting out where those notes are.
C chord
NOTES:
A chord
NOTES:
G chord
NOTES:
E chord
NOTES:
C E G
G B D
E G# B
D chord E
NOTES:
D F# E A
MAPPING OUT CHORDS UP THE NECK C C, A, G, E,
and D shapes appear in order when you map out all the notes in a chord on every string
s h a p e
A s h a p e
E s h a p e
D s h a p e
G s h a p e
CAGED Pentatonic Scales On the left are all the notes in a C Major chord as shown on the previous page. Note names have been replaced with dots.
( Roots = C ) ( Thirds= E ) ( Fifths = G )
On the right, two notes have been added, converting a set of C chords into a set of C Major pentatonic scales. These are the five notes of a C Major pentatonic scale.
(1 = C) (2 = D) (3 = E) (4 = G) (5=A)
Major Pentatonic Root Notes
Major root notes in PURPLE
C shape
A shape G shape
E shape
D shape
Minor Pentatonic Root Notes
Minor root notes in RED Major root notes in PURPLE
C shape
A shape G shape
E shape
D shape
PRACTICE Print out the included “guitar note name scratch paper.”
E A D G B E
E A D G B E
E A D G B E
F
F
F
C F
D G
3. Circle just the root notes of a scale and try to visualize where to play the appropriate scale shape associated with that root note,
G C F
B
D G
5
B
7
B E A D C F
9
B E D G C F A D
E A D G B E
5
A D G C E A
5
F B
7
G C
12
9
B E
E A D G B E F
B E A
15
12
C F
B A D G C E A
G C
9
B E
E A D G B E F
15
B
17
7
12
C F B E A
D G
G C F
B
D G C F A D
B E A D G
B E A D C F
D G C F A D
C F
G C F
3
F
G C
F
D G
G C F B
A D G C E A
F
C F
3
B E A
B
A D G C E A
B E A D
2. Circle the root notes of a major or minor key you would like to practice. Then write in the appropriate scale shapes. Play the scales to confirm they sound like you might expect.
3
B E A
C F frets
G C F
frets
frets
B E A
1.Circle all the names of the notes in a particular chord and notice the CAGED shapes up and down the neck.
C F
A D G C E A
D G
15
A D G C E A
17
G C F B
17...