If you see and hear great improvisers on the guitar, you realize that they have no doubts about how the next note will sound which they play.
To get this skill, it’s not enough to learn certain kinds of scales which only are a few imaginary dots for you. You have to hear, feel and understand the hierarchies of the notes, how they relate to each other, and sound.
In this guide, I will show you how to visualize the fretboard in the most musical way I can imagine. The good thing – is you can add every new shape immediately in your playing. Every time you spent time with this guide will improve your playing.
Course Instructor
Annual
$10.00
Learn you fretboard
The concept
Basic Chords to pentatonic
Minor Chords to pentatonic
Dominant Chords to pentatonic
Connecting the shapes
Horizontal playing
Learn your triads
Minor shapes
Major shapes
Diminished Chords
Augmented Chords
Explore the scales
All dominant shapes
All minor shapes
All major7 shapes
all minor7b5 shapes
Arpeggio
Major Arpeggio
Minor Arpeggio
Diminished Arpeggio
Augmented Arpeggio
Dominant7 Arpeggio
Major7 Arpeggio
Minor7 Arpeggio
Diminished7 Arpeggio
Minor6 Arpeggio
Symmetrical scales
Diminished Scale
Wholetone Scale