Learning The Neck -CAGED system & Complete Fretboard Mastery
Like GPS for your guitar! The essential guide to complete fretboard mastery.
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What You Will Learn!
- Visually map out the fretboard and unlock the neck.
- Be able to play scales and chords, anywhere on the neck, in any key.
- Learn the CAGED system and apply it to all chords and scales.
- Master valuable note-finding excercises and visualisation formulas.
- Incorporate all of these concepts and ideas into your own playing, making you a more fluent guitarist and a more inventive songwriter.
- Learn all of the most commonly used scales and chords in modern music.
Description
It's like GPS for your fingerboard!
Weighing in at just under 50 lessons and taught by top UK session guitarist, Bobby Harrison, FretHub's Learning The Neck course is a valuable, in-depth study into mapping out the fretboard and unlocking the entire neck of the guitar.
If you’ve always wanted to instantly locate each note on the neck, play any chord or any major, minor, pentatonic or blues scale in any key, all over the neck, this series of videos is for you. Note-finding exercises and visualisation formulas are covered as well as the famous CAGED system. The CAGED system enables you to play any chord or scale by recalling just 5 shapes. It’s also very useful for soloing as well as aiding songwriting and composition.
You can choose to study this module in its entirety or use it as reference material, dipping in and out while you continue to study the other lessons Frethub has available. Either way, this course will soon have you flying effortlessly all over the neck.
This course is essential viewing for anybody who really wants to gain a full understanding of how all the chords and shapes and scales relate to each-other. It will provide you with the solid grounding that is needing to go on and study other styles in more depth such as Jazz and Country which are all founded on these same principles
Who Should Attend!
- Some prior experience of the electric guitar is required i.e. at least a basic grasp of chords and scales, although these will be covered in depth. This course would suit the beginner and intermediate player, but would also be perfect for the advanced player looking to add expand their knowledge of music theory.
