Turn the Pentatonic Scale Into a Map of the Entire Fretboard With the Little-Known
Anchoring Method
The One Scale That Fixes 95% of Your Guitar Problems
What Happens When You Actually Master the Pentatonic Scale
Introducing
Master the pentatonic scale
with confidence across the entire fretboard, in any key.
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What You’ll Learn
This section shows you how to actually play the 5 shapes of the pentatonic scale. If you already know them, this will be some repetition for you. But in the final lesson of this section, you’ll be introduced to anchoring. This is by far the most effective way to connect the shapes I’ve ever used. Anchoring is what I use daily.
Lessons:
- Introduction
- Shape 1
- Shape 2
- Shape 3
- Shape 4
- Shape 5
- Anchoring: Connect All Shapes
Simple guidelines for when to actually use the scale. The good news is that you can use the pentatonic scale in 95% of situations. We’ll also look at the difference between the minor and major pentatonic, a simple concept that confuses a lot of people.
Lessons:
- Find the Key of a Song
- Challenge Solution
- Pick the Right Scale (Minor VS Major Pentatonic)
- Challenge Solution
This is where it starts to get really exciting. In this section, we connect all the shapes in the most effective way possible with anchoring. This is surprisingly easy, but that’s also why it works so incredibly well.
Lessons:
- Anchoring: Low E String
- Anchoring: A String
- Connecting Anchors
- Anchoring: D String
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However, there are also exercises and challenges inside the course. I recommend spending as long as you need on them, because that’s how you actually improve.
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