We start with the top three strings, the G,B, and E strings. Heavy focus on inversions, connecting these shapes to each other, exercises, modifying them at will, and soloing around them.
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- Minor, Power Up - Pretty straight forward, the same shapes we've been doing but the minor versions. We go over the basic shapes and then wrap it up with a simple exercise.
- Modifying Minor Shapes - Very similar to what we did with the major shapes, we go over how I practice adding/changing notes with these minor shapes.
- Lead Power Up - We go over a moderately challenging lead exercise using these minor shapes. Good Luck!
- Finding Minor Chords in a Key - Using the new minor shapes we now know, we go over three different methods for finding and playing the minor chords in a key on the fretboard.
- Minor 1-4-5 Power Up - Exactly the same as the Major 1-4-5 groupings, except all of the chords are minor instead. Common progression and movements which you can think about as a Minor 1-4-5 or what it actually is, a 6-2-3.
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