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How do I know when I learned a musical scale well enough to move on?
I'm learning guitar and I'm wondering if it is the speed or recall without looking at the fretboard that I need to be concerned. The only two scales I know right now are the blues scale and C scale. 'm Trying format my best training, so I did not move to something else before I really learned what I wanted in the first place. I learned a few songs just to forget how to play them after I moved on.
When you know that without looking at it and when you can play it both backward and forward, no matter how fast the time.
Creative Guitar: "Outside" the Blues Scale... Using the Half-Whole
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