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Hi, I’m Tommaso Zillio, and I’m so glad you made the smart decision to let me help you find your way around the fretboard.
Truly, you have no idea how many guitar players of considerable talent are held back and get constantly lost on the fretboard because they don’t know the notes.
But of course, the notes are only one part of a complete breakfast.. ehrm, the complete fretboard knowledge.
So today I want to share with you one of the greatest “secrets” of great guitar players - one thing that allows them to know in advance how the things they play sound - and what emotions they evoke in the listeners.
It may sound complex, but don’t worry, it’s not hard: even a beginner can understand it and apply it to the guitar immediately.
(Indeed, it’s better to learn this sooner rather than later, as learning this makes a lot of other things much easier on the guitar!)
And to be honest, that is not much of a secret at all: many great players do talk about WHAT this is openly. They just don’t tell you WHY it works, or HOW you can learn it.
I am talking, of course, of intervals. Intervals are a way to organize the guitar fretboard in your mind.
The great advantage of using intervals is that you directly connect “shapes on the guitar fretboard” with “emotional effect of the notes you play”.
“Sounds like a great thing”, you will say, “But how can I learn these intervals on the guitar fretboard, going beyond mere theory? How do I put intervals IN PRACTICE?”
Glad you asked! Let me show you something that will make learning the intervals super-easy and fun:
The New eGuide + Video: "How To Play Intervals On The Guitar Fretboard"
In this eBook + Video you will find:
Diagrams of ALL interval playable shapes on the guitar fretboard (pages 22-37)
Why should you learn the intervals even if you already know the notes on the fretboard (page 6)
The crucial difference (that everybody on YouTube gets wrong…) between Intervals, Scale Degrees, and Note Function, and why it is absolutely paramount that you know how these 3 things are different (page 9)
A complete table of all the intervals and interval names (page 16)
Why people obsessed with “intervals” will never learn them, and how to avoid that using the “gym mindset” (page 17)
Sixths have two convenient shapes, rather than one (like most other intervals). Find them out here (page 31)
The “horizontal transport” exercise that “programs” the intervals into your fingers, so your hands will “know” what comes next (page 18)
The “cross the boundary” pattern that helps you remember interval moving shapes all over the guitar fretboard (page 13)
And much more!
Isn’t it time to stop wondering how your guitar heroes always have the RIGHT sound just under their fingers?
Download this eGuide + Video for only $7 and learn what it feels like to SEE all the connections on the guitar fretboard:
P.S. Most guitarists just learn their fretboard haphazardly and then spend their life confused and lost and intimidated by the fretboard’s “complexity”… but you don’t have to be one of them anymore. Click here to get started
P.P.S. Guys, seriously… at $7 this is a no-brainer ;-)