El error que frena tu velocidad con la pentatónica
In this Spanish‑language tutorial, guitarist Aitor Epas explains why many players struggle to increase their speed when using pentatonic scales. He identifies the common mistake of relying on a two‑notes‑per‑string pattern, which limits velocity. To overcome this, he demonstrates how to expand the pattern to three notes per string by incorporating adjacent notes from the same pentatonic position and using techniques such as tapping. He shows a concrete example in the key of A minor, adds extra notes to the standard shape, and points viewers to a companion video that contains a series of fast‑pentatonic exercises for practice. The overall message is that enriching the note density per string and employing tapping can dramatically boost playing speed.
