Fretboard Visualization is the way I organize and visualize the notes on the neck. Which also reflects how I think about the notes and order them for improvising.
In a guitar solo a note is not just a note: It can be a chord tone, a passing tone or extension or even a chromatic passing note. The way I try to think about the notes on the guitar I try to take this into consideration and have a way of thinking that will help me solo and categorize the notes in a useful way.
List of Contents:
0:00 Intro — Fretboard Visualization for Jazz Guitar
0:35 3 Layers of note priority
0:43 Layer 1: The Chromatic scale
1:16 Layer 2: The Key or the Scale
2:02 Layer 3: The Chord and the Arpeggio
2:24 Practical Example on a (very) simple song
2:59 The Key of the song
3:30 The Arpeggios of the Progression
4:23 How to play all modes of all scales
4:36 Practicing towards this way of thinking
5:07 Seeing a Scale on the neck
5:20 Learning Positions ( I use 7)
6:07 Examples of Scale Positions
6:19 Learn the scales and the notes in them!
7:01 Connecting The Positions
7:32 Learn the Arpeggios in the scales (Literally!)
8:49 All Arpeggio notes in a position
9:46 The advantages of this approach
10:13 No Modes! Just Diatonic Arpeggios and subsets!
11:54 Further Perspective on this approach and the next level
12:36 What is your approach to view and organize the notes on the fingerboard
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