Learning Guitar Scales
This is not everybody’s guitar program. This program is for any person who already feels somewhat comfortable with the fundamentals of guitar playing, but just needs a little bit of help taking the final step into excellence.
Guitar Scale Mastery is one of the few systems on the market designed to help you (surprise!) master guitar scales. More specifically, the system is designed to help you feel comfortable learning, memorizing, and utilizing the seemingly infinite array of scales at a guitar player’s disposal. The program is designed by Craig Basset, a life-time musician with a Bachelor of Music (Performance) from Massey University in Wellington.
Based on our first impressions of this man from his website, it feels like we know him. We think you might, too. He’s the guy who walks into a guitar store, sits down, and plays so well that he gives everybody in the store an instant inferiority complex. Ah, yes, you’re starting to see it too. Look! There’s Eric Clapton in the corner, eating comfort food.
Or, even worse, maybe Craig Basset walks into the store and feels like nobody is worthy even to receive an inferiority complex from him. The very thought gives us chills.
Either way, it’s quite a promising program for the intermediate guitar player.
To learn more about Guitar Scale Mastery, visit their website here.
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Many guitar players today rely heavily on instructional guitar videos and guitar tabs as a substitute for an authentic music education. I am interested in playing guitar and looking forward for more information.
Guitar Scales play a very important role in the use of a guitar. I think one should practice the scales slowly and get familiar with all the root notes. Also try to learn the names and positions of the notes all over the guitar neck.