Guitar Ladder Riff Review


A common method of obtaining fast sounding guitar licks, 
is to descend a scale played as an exercise often referred
to as a "ladder riff'. This lesson demonstrates a "ladder
riff" played, derived from E minor pentatonic scale(shown 
as example #1). Example #2 demonstrates how to play the
actual ladder riff exercise.

 
   Example #1 * E minor pentatonic scale

e :-----------------|-----------------|-------12-15-----|
B :-----------------|-----------------|-12-15-----------|
G :-----------------|-------12-14-----|-----------------|
D :-----------------|-12-14-----------|-----------------|
A :-------12-14-----|-----------------|-----------------|
E :-12-15-----------|-----------------|-----------------|



   Example #2 * Ladder Riff

e :-12-15-12----12--|-----------------|-----------------|
B :----------15-----|-15-12-15-12-----|-12--------------|
G :-----------------|-------------14--|----14-12-14-12--|
D :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
A :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
E :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|


e :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
G :----12-----------|-----------------|-----------------|
D :-14----14-12-14--|-----------------|-----------------|
A :-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
E :-----------------|--------0--------|-----------------|
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