Guitar Hacks: 3NPS Scales
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Thirteen scales. Three patterns each.
The usual way to learn three-note-per-string scales is seven positions per scale. For thirteen scales that's ninety-one patterns, which is roughly why most people learn two scales and stop.
This book cuts it to three patterns per scale. Same coverage of the neck, a third of the memory work, and the three patterns are really one shape moving in two directions.
Every diagram in here shows intervals rather than note names. That matters more than it sounds. A diagram with note names on it only works in one key, so you end up learning the picture instead of the pattern. With intervals you learn the shape once and move it anywhere.
What's in it:
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The usual way to learn three-note-per-string scales is seven positions per scale. For thirteen scales that's ninety-one patterns, which is roughly why most people learn two scales and stop.
This book cuts it to three patterns per scale. Same coverage of the neck, a third of the memory work, and the three patterns are really one shape moving in two directions.
Every diagram in here shows intervals rather than note names. That matters more than it sounds. A diagram with note names on it only works in one key, so you end up learning the picture instead of the pattern. With intervals you learn the shape once and move it anywhere.
What's in it:
- Three patterns each for thirteen scales
- The economy picking system that makes them fast
- A one-page table of which scale goes over which chord
- A fifteen-minute practice routine
- 27 pages, PDF.
More at unlocktheguitar.net