Inversions On The Guitar: Transform Your Playing!

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Posted on 11 Dec 04:13 | by mitsumi | 29 views

Published 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 726.75 MB | Duration: 0h 36m

Master the fretboard with this forgotten method!

What you'll learn
Transform chord progressions from sounding "beginner" to sounding "pro!"
Gain a better understanding of the fretboard and how notes in chords work
Craft better solos and songs by utilizing all of your instrument
Connect the lower, middle and higher range of your fretboard and gain confidence in your ability!
Requirements
This is a good transition between "beginner" and "intermediate" guitar - a basic knowledge of chords will help you!
Description
If you're an intermediate guitarist looking to take your playing to the next level - this course is for you. There are thousands of guitar courses that cover how to solo, guitar chords, fingerpicking style, blues guitar and more - but what about the often forgotten inversions?Inversion chords are when we flip the three notes of a chord around to make any chord playable all over the neck of your guitar. We turn chords into shapes that cover the lower, middle and high section of the fretboard. We can use these shapes to grow in fretboard fluency, transition around the neck effortlessly, craft powerful solos and become incredible musicians with a mastery of our craft!Inversions help you to shred licks, write songs, know the notes on the neck, know the notes in a chord, develop music theory without even trying, and more!This course focuses on three areas: what an inversion is and how it works, the shapes of the inversions, and then how to move between these shapes with overlapping notes. There is also a PDF included with images of the shapes and how they connect to one another for effective practice sessions!This is a whole new way to view the fretboard that is often forgotten! Set yourself apart and let's get started today!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What are Inversions?
Lecture 3 Sets of Strings
Section 2: Learn the Shapes
Lecture 4 First Major String Shapes
Lecture 5 First String Minor Shapes
Lecture 6 Second String Major Shapes
Lecture 7 Second String Minor Shapes
Section 3: Putting Dressing on the Salad
Lecture 8 Moving Between String Sets
Lecture 9 Chord Practice
Section 4: The Last Shapes
Lecture 10 Third String Major Shapes
Lecture 11 Third String Minor Shapes
Lecture 12 Final Project and Outro
Beginner guitarists looking to take the next step and unlock the fretboard