Music Theory & Learning the Fretboard

[metropolis_4]

I've spent thousands of dollars on this hobby, and despite how much fun a dopamine release from a new pedal/guitar/amp may be, the best investment so far has been paying a local badass for guitar lessons. Been doing them every month for about 5 years now and there's been a quantum leap in my playing as a result.

My current favorite book isn't really about theory, s**t it isn't even about guitar! Been great for working out new subdivisions, rhythms, and making my solos a bit more interesting.

That book is a classic! I used to assign it to all my drum students

 

[la szum]

I've spent thousands of dollars on this hobby, and despite how much fun a dopamine release from a new pedal/guitar/amp may be, the best investment so far has been paying a local badass for guitar lessons. Been doing them every month for about 5 years now and there's been a quantum leap in my playing as a result.

My current favorite book isn't really about theory, s**t it isn't even about guitar! Been great for working out new subdivisions, rhythms, and making my solos a bit more interesting.

Nice! Probably the MOST overlooked aspect of guitar playing.