Mastering the Guitar
Learning guitar doesn’t have to be overwhelming — it can actually be exciting and intuitive. You don’t need to dive deep into complex music theory or memorize endless box patterns to navigate the fretboard with confidence. I’ve developed a fresh, simplified approach that helps you find all the right notes — in any key (major, minor, or pentatonic) — just 2 to 6 notes at a time. It’s a smarter, more musical way to unlock your playing.
Mini patterns are the fastest way to master the guitar fretboard and create your own mind-blowing guitar solos. Are you ready to try a simpler approach that will lead to fretboard mastery, fluency, expressiveness, and freedom?
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Pentatonic Simplicity
Forget Learning 5 Patterns of 12 notes across 6 strings! Let's learn the pentatonic forms using 2-4 notes on one or two strings at a time and navigate the entire fretboard. In any key you want!
Major Scales and Modes Made Easy
Move beyond the expressive limitations in the pentatonic scale. No need to learn 7 patterns of 18 notes across all 6 strings. Let's learn the major forms using 2-6 notes on one or two strings at a time and navigate the entire fretboard. In any key, any mode you want!Â
Move from Playing Scales to Making Music
From day 1, let's learn to apply these patterns to real music. Unlock the key to improvising over songs and backing tracks with what you are learning.
Why does this approach work?
By some estimates, short-term memory can hold around seven items of information at one time. Information can move from short-term memory into long-term memory, where the brain permanently stores the information for future recall when necessary.
What are learners saying?
"Easy to follow instructions for the novice or someone who just wants to expand fretboard navigation. This is a much easier approach than difficult chord formations. Rock on Pat!" - @BrianP
"Your explanations are super clear and paced just perfectly!! Looking forward to more lessons!" - @debhelfrich794
"I have been confused about this for a number of years and no one could explain it so it clicked, until now." - @MrJoeCool30
"What a simple concept." - @RafaMorfLuos
"This is really going to open up my guitar for me!" - @8ecca1
"Thanks that helped me sooooo.. much!! Great lesson." - @Doyle2879
"I've never heard it explained like that before. Very interesting." - @btelfair
Don't Wait!
The sooner you begin, the sooner you are going to be playing mind-blowing guitar solos!
