Secrets of The Melodic Minor Pentatonic Scales!\r
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In thisI 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:\r
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The Major b6 Pentatonic - 1 2 3 5 b6\r
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The Minor b5 Pentatonic - 1 b3 4 b5 b7\r
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They can be used on any chords found in the Melodic Minor Scale such as:\r
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Minor major 7ths\r
Minor 7th Sus4 b9\r
Major 7#5\r
Dominant 7th #11 or b5 (Lydian Dominant or Mixolydian #11)\r
Dominant b6\r
Minor 9b5 (Minor 7th b5)\r
Altered Dominant (Dominant 7 b5 #5 b9 #9)\r
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* 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.\r
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