Learning theory through paper and staff notation can feel abstract — especially when you play guitar. But what if you could see theory right on the fretboard? Good news: You can. Your guitar neck is packed with visual cues that make theory easier to understand — if you know what to look for. In this … Read more
Learning theory through paper and staff notation can feel abstract — especially when you play guitar. But what if you could see theory right on the fretboard? Good news: You can. Your guitar neck is packed with visual cues that make theory easier to understand — if you know what to look for. In this … Read more
Learning theory through paper and staff notation can feel abstract — especially when you play guitar. But what if you could see theory right on the fretboard? Good news: You can. Your guitar neck is packed with visual cues that make theory easier to understand — if you know what to look for. In this … Read more
Learning theory through paper and staff notation can feel abstract — especially when you play guitar. But what if you could see theory right on the fretboard? Good news: You can. Your guitar neck is packed with visual cues that make theory easier to understand — if you know what to look for. In this … Read more
Learning theory through paper and staff notation can feel abstract — especially when you play guitar. But what if you could see theory right on the fretboard? Good news: You can. Your guitar neck is packed with visual cues that make theory easier to understand — if you know what to look for. In this … Read more