Greetings guitar engineers I'm Desi Cerna and welcome to part two of my Q&A

I recently sent out an email and I said hey I'm going to answer some questions on my

podcast and in my next YouTube video send me your questions and I got quite a few good questions. I already

released a part one. You can go back and watch that if you haven't seen it.

But here we have part two so more answers to questions

about music theory, guitar playing, practicing, songs, gear, you name it. You can

see my answers right here on YouTube and I'm also releasing this I'm going to strip this audio and put it in my podcast

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Let's dive right in because I do have a lot of questions to get through. So here we go.

Part 2 of Q&A and this is where we pick up. The question is, here is, this person says, this is Bruce, by Bruce, Bruce,

Bruce who is a Skype student. Hi Bruce.

He says, here's a question that's bothering me for a long time when soling along with a chord progression,

I hear people say, use the fourth pattern of the penitonic scale during the A minor chord, it goes good with

this chord, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So he says, how does one know which position works

best with a chord, and he's basically saying, can you explain that?

Okay, so if you're playing a song, if you're playing over an A minor chord, or over a song that's in the key of A minor,

you could use the A minor pentatonic.

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