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aarontomberlin wrote on Apr 28th, 2009 12:13amive also asked them to leave out my charts in the next lessons beacuse so many people use them in different ways haha. quote |
aarontomberlin wrote on Apr 28th, 2009 12:12amnope. not offended at all. its my purpose to teach, give free lessons, and just make sure everyone knows what im trying to do in the videos so that there is no confusion. my exclaimation marks in my comments and my number of comments were just trying to get the point across to everyone. thats all. thanks for the discussion!!!  quote |
aarontomberlin wrote on Apr 27th, 2009 8:13pmwatch out for that space in the link in "charts". not suppose to be there quote |
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aarontomberlin wrote on Apr 27th, 2009 5:52pmreplying to my video lesson:
this is nothing like writing piano music backwards bro. have you ever read the renown Fretboard Logic book series? you should if not. scale charts are exactly like this. sometimes also written vertically. the fret numbers arent there either because you can play this scale shape ANYWHERE on the neck according to the root note which is labeled. putting fret numbers would only confine users. go to my site, you'll see. this is the correct way to write charts. and its not true that "most guitarists" find this unusual, only the mis-informed. guitarist on the right learning track always use these charts. learning scales from tabs is not always the best approach. now days, anyone can post BS info on the internet. ive seen all types of screwy charts. this is the correct way charts of the neck are suppose to be drawn. quote |
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