Wasn't too sure where to post these but here is as good a place as any.

 

The first video here is a handy way to learn how to play your scales up and down the neck by combining the different boxes of each Pentatonic position to make one big box, or scale map:

 

 

This second one is how to combine the Minor and Major Pentatonic Scales into one box shape for each position, and of course you can (and should!) combine this with the scale mapping idea above:

 

 

Not too sure what you'd call the scale...Pentatonic Mijor perhaps..? Or maybe there's a proper name for it lol :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

Please feel free to add more to this thread that you've found useful. :cool:

Just thought I'd give this a little *bump* with another useful YouTube video I've found:

 

 

There's a link to his website he refers to in the video here.

 

Hope you find it useful! :mrgreen: :cool: :mrgreen: :cool:

Thanks for sharing, specially the one explaining how to combine the scales, I've been learning how to play by myself in the last couple of years, so practicing this will surelly improve my technique

Here's another one I've found:

 

I really enjoy Marty Schwarz's videos on GuitarJamz.com (Youtube: Guitarjamzdotcom)

 

This is well beyond my level, but I enjoyed watching and listening to him demonstrate...

 

http://www.fretjam.com/minor-major-pentatonic.html