Manual de blues escalas principales

GETTING STARTED Keep in mind that I want to give you the most complete guitar curriculum possible. This does not mean you have to master every lead guitar avenue or scale before moving on to thenext. In these materials I teach many lead guitar avenues. Some will be more challenging than others and of course take more time to learn and apply. But over time you will find the principles andtechniques start to sink in and eventually will become automatic. With all the materials out there today and with the ease of locating materials online it sure can be overwhelming. So remember not to takeon too much at once or you will become overwhelmed and frustrated. Slow and steady wins the race. You don’t want to rush things and then end up skimming over important topics leaving voids in yourplaying. It’s important to take the extra time to learn about the “why” things work as I write out in the lessons throughout this book. Learning the “why things work” will give you the musical knowledgeto blast these principles and techniques across all your playing. It will give you the lead guitar confidence to be able to instantly know what avenues are possible when soloing and improvising. That’sthe trick, to use these lessons as “templates” or “vehicles” to learn the why things work, and then develop them into your guitar arsenal through practical application. Then you have the tools toblast thes playing techniques across all your playing at any given time, in any given jam, and in any given song. Don’t forget that as you further develop your lead guitar skills you also want to keeppracticing and developing your rhythm skills. Your rhythm and timing are critical elements to your overall abilities on the guitar. Never forget that your lead playing will really only ever be as goodas your rhythm playing. As I dive further and further into lead guitar techniques and concepts in this book, keep in mind that these very systematic and methodical techniques will seem a bit daunting...