The Fretboard Conveyor Belt - Play Perfect Solos In Seconds!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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No, this isn’t hype, this isn’t a joke… Over the past 16 years as a professional guitarist and a teacher to more than 1,105,761 students, I’ve seen it all. Guitarists just like you are still struggling to play guitar solos. And the reason it’s difficult may shock you...
As guitar players, you and me, we’ve been suffocated by scales. Because scales strangle your fingers, squeezing the life out of what you’re playing. Think about it… That first guitar scale you ever learned, you’re still stuck playing it, right?
And don’t worry, it’s not your fault. Because 93% of the guitar players I’ve personally coached come to me because they hate the fact they’re still stuck in these… “pentatonic boxes”. But here’s where that all changes for you, right now.
Listen: the solution isn’t hours and hours of mindless guitar exercises… It’s not down to some “natural talent” those guitar prodigy kids are born with… And it definitely doesn’t involve you becoming a music theory professor… In fact, if you’ve got a minute right now, let me show you how you can play solos across your entire fretboard, in any key, without ANY music theory.
I’m not here to waste your time, I just want to give you this win, so you can finally look down at your fingers with a gigantic grin on your face as you glide across your fretboard. That’s it! Seriously, when you finally get this, your guitar playing progress... is gonna skyrocket. The best part? I’m giving you this completely free! Click the link below and download your free lesson and cheat sheet now.
Oh and by the way, I’ve named this The Fretboard Conveyor Belt. And it’s revolutionizing the way my students are playing guitar solos. Some of these guys have never played lead guitar in their life! And regardless of how many laps around the sun you’ve done, or whether you’ve been playing for years, months, or a couple of weeks... I’ve even considered you might not know a single note on your fretboard… With this fcb method guitar, I know you’re going to experience the same results my students are seeing… hearing… feeling.
So let me repeat. Right now, this is yours completely free. And remember when I said… this isn’t hype, this isn’t a joke… Seriously, no BS here. I want you to have this win on your fretboard. And if you’re still skeptical like some of my other students were? Ask yourself this: what’s the worst that could happen?
All you’ve gotta do is click below and I’ll send you your video right away. If you don’t have the time right now, I don’t know how long I’m giving this away for free. Save it and come back to it whenever you get a moment to spare to enjoy this guitar Fretboard Conveyor Belt.
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00:00 - The Fretboard Conveyor Belt
02:02 - 1st '2-String' Block Location
10:45 - 2nd '2-String' Block Location
13:27 - 3rd '2-String Block' Location
18:12 - Using '2-String Blocks' with Backing Track
20:01 - How To Name Every Note On The Fretboard
26:26 - Using The Fretboard Conveyor Belt
31:03 - Download Reference Material + Backing Track
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Eddie Haddad
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people learn quickly because teachers like you make it easier and not complicated thank you
Wow!
I'm a late bloomer, trying to learn in my 50s a great effort on its own. I have followed lessons after lessons, I could learn the songs but thats about it. I watched your video and it just clicked, like a light bulb went off. Instead of just playing at end of the fretboard, now I'm playing all over it, changing licks and actually enjoying myself. I was about to quit, I'm too old, my brain don't work like it used to, my brain and hand don't jive, is what I was telling myself but your video saved me and I am truly thankful to you for that, you did a good job keeping it simple for those of us who don't have a technical mind, I'm truly grateful!! Thank you!
Love to read amazing comments like this Matt, appreciate you taking the time to write it!
Gonna use this next time I’m soloing… usually just use the 5 pentatonic/blues scales
I love this. As a homeschooler I quickly learned of the concept of learning styles. We don’t all learn the same. This definitely resonates with many of us. Having said that, I agree with other commenters who suggested including sheet music with each lesson. That way, while this does meet visual, audible and hands on learners, the sheet music would be an added layer to drive the learning home for visual as well as combination learners. Plus, it is beneficial to all of us to hone the skills of sight reading from a different, more productive angle.
Thanks so much for taking time to teach us guitar lessons even though you obviously are a very accomplished player and have many other things you could be doing. How generous of you to help those of us aspiring to learn more. I am so grateful.
This is the good way to learn guitar lessons
Having done a few GMM courses I can wholeheartedly say this team is amazing. They are getting people playing guitar quickly…this is the aim when starting out. If I had been shown this when I first started it would have made a huge difference. This lesson gets you playing solos (and knowing what key they’re in) in a matter of minutes! This gives confidence and inspires you in a big way, making the learning journey so much fun.
Thanks Wes! Much appreciated.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊iii 2:57
Thankyou!!!
As a 51 year old previously failed (but not terrible) guitarist I've learnt an awful lot (from 2 views, and writing down the tab for the 2 string 'block' riffs)...
All very useful info for my quest to start all over from scratch and learn how to play the guitar properly whilst understanding what notes/key I'm playing in, really appreciated!
What makes a good 🎸 player ❓ Going out of the " box" and explore what the fretboard has to offer 👍‼️ Good job Eddie ❗
You're a good teacher Eddie... thanks for the FREE lesson 🙂 👍 😀
Enjoy it Cynthia! 🤘
I had the pentatonic elevator down but appreciated the licks for soloing ideas 😊
Thanks Eddie. Absolutely amazing lesson! Very motivating tutorial.
Always learn something from Eddie…damn good teacher!
Appreciate it JT!
Best lesson for ages. It’s just so usable. I do enjoy the theory some times but sometimes you just want to get going and enjoying the guitar and this is spot on
Great to hear you enjoyed the lesson Dan!
@@GuitarMasteryMethod I got a question. Let’s say you make a lead like you did, does it matter the note pattern or the rhythm of the lead? Or does it at least have to be in time with the measure(s)/riff(s)
In spite of all the haters that are out there making comments you're actually showing people that playing guitar is fun it doesn't have to be drudge work I really liked little added Green Dot on your tabs it makes it more fluid👍 I'll catch you later Eddie
Wow! I learned so much!!!! Thank you ❤
Thanks Eddie,cool licks!
So awesome, I really needed that.👌 👏 👍
Interesting video and concept. It’s probably great for beginners that want to play a few licks that actually sounds pretty good. If I’m correct this looks like 4 notes in 3 of the pentatonic scales. This is a good place to start though! Bottom line…. Learn the scales. It’s not that hard and you will have a lot more options and notes to play. Great video though!!
Amazing lesson Bro!! Thanks
Thanks for the tips! Very simple and easy to apply.
Thanks Eddie, I learned something today, very good teacher, it actually made sense!!
Great to hear David!
This is interesting, glad to see what this actually is, keep on rocking!
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Thanks Eddie🤘🎸🤠
This will help me drastically so happy I found this tonight thank you
You are amazing !!!
Great lesson and so easy to follow
Thanks! Soon too'.
great lesson..very very good
This is workable! Even I can do these fret board express positions... keep it real!
Conveyor belt, great lesson .
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Nice one Eddie enjoyed it
Excelent base for creativity
Grate solid method to create
*Great sharing!👍🛎 wish you success!*
Awsome
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Fanta bro..thx
Great insight man🎉...and can we repeat the same licks if we find root on the A string following the musical alphabet?
Hi I have a question: When you learn a new lick, how do you know what backing track to use with it? Thank you!
At 20:45 is that A (the root note) the key? Is root and key the same meaning?
My biggest task will be remembering all the licks.
I'm not as good as you but I like what I have learned
nice sharing 💖✨💯💯🔥
This kinda mapped out the pentatonic scale so the first block is the 5th box minor. And second block is first box minor. Humm nice
Does it work for both major and minor scale???
Yup
that’s basically playing a scale in different keys which helped but how do you figure out ALL scales in the entire key? like how do I play EVERYWHERE?
Actually Eddie is playing notes in the same KEY (G) but in different (ascending) OCTAVES. He tricked you. You actually did learn some theory but he made it fun! His solo(s) were the 1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th notes (G - A - C - D) of the GMaj scale. Now, move the solo(s) he taught around the fretboard. This is just one way to learn the notes across the neck. See, now I tricked you into learning some theory. 😉
You just taught us four licks per two strings… obviously something new to your viewers, then applied it to a backing track of 100 0r 110 bpm, which we could never pick up that quickly. Care to try applying the four licks to a backing track that is 60 or 80 bpm, so we can get a feel for what you are teaching us?
I want to learn to play like Frank Zappa
Reach out to support@guitarmasterymethod.com and our GMM Support team will be able to help you with that 🙂
Learning the pentatonic scale is not that difficult. There is no need to chop it into three pieces, and create a new "pseudo-method".
After ya get pretty fluid and effortless at playing and gliding around between the 5 pattens, ya cant help but see and play them in novel sub groups. I guess the visual cortex and memory just does it cuz its fun to experiment and they love connecting patterns in new ways. 🤷♂️
@@skippy6086 Totally agree. There is no need to dumb this down to the lowest common denominator.
@@indyvin I don’t think it’s dumbing it down , it’s just helping beginners to expand the pentatonic shape across the fretboard, as they gain more knowledge and experience, then they can throw in extra notes and start to sound more musical
Learning a scale by itself doesn’t automatically make you a musician. Many, many players learn scales and patterns across the fretboard yet they’re not satisfied with their ability to make actual music with it. This lesson is designed to give guitar players starting point to playing scales with musical intention, which doesn’t require a lot of notes to do.