The Unfair Advantage

GET 42% MORE NOTES THAN YOUR COMPETITION

• Use all 12 notes on the fretboard instead of 5 or 7
• More notes means more tonal options
• More tonal options means better solos
• Learn easy exercises that makes chromatics automatic
• Shape your own playing, create your own unique style

Having twelve notes to chose from when you play solo and even when you create riffs and chord progressions, is an unfair advantage over those who have to use only five or seven.

If you are a chef, having more ingredients will enable you to create a greater variety of food. If you are a guitar player, having more notes to choose from at any given moment will expand your sound and the impact you are having on your audience.

The Tactical Chromatics course is your path to expanding your soloing and designing your own playing style. Once you have done the exercises in the course you will automatically use chromatics in the most elegant way, with no thought or consicous effort.

The 3 Levels Of Tension

Become A Master Of Playing With Emotion

• Use scales, arpeggios & chromatics together
• Know when to use what note in your solo
• Control the three levels of tension
• Express emotions just by the notes you choose
• Easy-to-understand concepts that you can use now

In the course we will teach you how to control musical tension at the most minute level. This will enable you to control the emotional expression of what you play in a totally new and effective way.

You can stop using scales and arpeggios as a way of knowing what notes are “ok” to play – Instead you can start using them as tools of melodic creation.

This course will give you the tools to go from using a “grid” of notes, to seeing scales and arpeggios as spices in the musical food you create. Your ability to use chromatics then become the ultimate level of control: Over all 12 notes of the fretboard.

Destroy The Barrier Of Conventional Playing

BUILD LEFT HAND FLEXIBILITY & PRECISION

• Break out of limiting patterns of movement
• Create new original ways of playing
• Build true finger independence
• Enjoy the effortless flow of legato notes
• Effective 4 notes per string exercises
• For beginners, intermediates and advanced players

We usually have lay out every scale so we get either two or three notes per string. Thought these are effective layouts they also create habitual patterns of movement that will limit you in your playing.

This means that, as you get better at playing scale shapes, you simoultaneously become worse at moving your left hand fingers independently. Practicing chromatics will counteract this effect and give you a super flexible fretting hand.

But, the most important benefit is that a flexible set of fingers also means a flexible playing style. Creating new an original lines and licks on the spot becomes much easier because of the added options you have at every moment.

Huge Encyclopedia Of Exercises

YOUR LIBRARY OF CHROMATIC SEQUENCES

• Tons of exercises to build incredible skills
• Alternate picking & legato
• Systematically laid out
• Easily find the right exercise or sequence for you
• Completely unique part of this program
• For beginners, intermediates and advanced players

In this online online E-book with sound and video you will find over 50 exercises that will take your chromatic playing skills to the highest level. Each sequence and exercise is specifically designed for a four notes per string layout.

You will find sequences that are great to play with alternate picking and also hammer-ons and pull-offs. Find the exercise that fits your skill level and start building your skills in an easy and predictable way.

Each exercise and sequence will not only build new playing skills but also work as great melodic playing tool.

Course Curriculum