Guitar Scale Mastery is
anintense and in depth look into guitar scales and how
they relate to one another. This guitar lesson has broken the art of scale learning into what they call the
five essentials. These essentials are.
EARS: Mastering this skill means that
you have totally internalized the sound of the scale. You know exactly what each note of the scale sounds
like.
EYES: This is your ability to visualize
the scale over the entire fretboard. With this ability you do not have to think in terms of scale patterns. You can see all the notes of the scale everywhere without
having to think.
FINGERS: This is your technique. It is
your ability to actually physically play the scale anywhere on your fretboard. You can play the scale starting from
any note, any position and any string.
INTELLECT: This
is your theoretical understanding of the scale. At the very least you should understand three main
things.
1.What notes are in
the scale.
2.What scale degrees
are in the scale.
3.Where the scale can
be used.
APPLICATION: This is your ability
to actually use the scale in a musical way.
In other words this guitar lesson will work with learning scales. Yes that is
true but not just box scales. You know these very comfortable scale patters that we all fall into using. Well
Guitar Scale Mastery works to teach you scales all over the neck not just in that box patter. Some of their methods are working in smaller bits. Such as the one and two string
scales. This forces you to learn the notes you only have one or two strings to work with in these workouts. This
is a profoundly deep look into scales how to use them in and how to creating your own leads. So if you are
ready to start really learning how to play leads and lead guitar get this guitar
lesson.
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