Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

[skidd]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Miffy,
Your mail is full. They all got sent back to me.
SeventhSon,
The files are on my laptop. I will email them on Thursday.

[Miffy rules]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

I just deleted all the useless mails. It should have about 2 mb memory. Pleasy try again. Thanks! [img]graemlins/toast.gif[/img]

[skidd]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Its about 5mb, I try to resize it or zip it. Hopefully that will work.

[Miffy rules]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

I just got it, it's so very cool and helpful!!! Thanks alot bro!! [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

[delt]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Learn your diatonic modes, they'll give you a MUCH bigger understanding of how diatonic, and all related types of scales work.

> I have this already done (master copy) somewhere, if
> I came find it I will email to you. I hope this make sense.

i can host it on my server, either e-mail it to me ([email protected]) or upload it to my server, ftp.razorback.ca/incoming , i'd be glad to make it available to all.

[CZSER]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Here´s my experience with minor pentatonic: First pattern is for shure the one you know the best (soundin & playin), right? First step:
Play next patter an previous one, trying to visulize the "edges" of first pattern & how the other two "fits". Once you can plya this three fluently add two more (one at the begining & one at the end of this group). There you are the five.
Keep in mind you should "see" how the "edges" fit each other. That's visualyzing the entire fretboard.
Step Two: One string scale.
This helps to jump from one to other pattern
Step Three: play some ascending/descending riff using two strings of one patter and the next/prev two strings of the previous/next one. Add some strings/jumps. This is for developeing fretboard runs.
Play the patterns individualy for better/faste fingering.

[SeventhSon]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Thanks, skidd!

[skidd]

Re: Need advice on visualizing the entire fretboard

Any time. I more stuff like I have to dig up.