Module 1

• What is music theory? And how it can help you skyrocket your progress on guitar.
• Easy music theory concepts and how to apply them to the fretboard. So you can “see” how notes, scales, and chords are related to each other.
• 1 must-know scale that works just like a musical dictionary.
• How to create any scale using a simple formula that works every time. Which means, you’ll always know what notes to play.
• How to build chords and play common chord progressions.

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Module 2

• Easy shortcuts to memorizing the notes on each string. So you’ll never get lost when you play songs or solos.
• One simple trick to mastering intervals on each string.
• How to use multiple strings to create chord fragments. So you can play chords anywhere on the guitar neck.

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Module 3

• How to build the major diatonic scale from the chromatic scale. Which means, you’ll have the freedom to play songs in any key.
• A secret half-whole step formula that will help you know what notes create any major scale.
• The 3&4 and 7&8 shortcut to memorizing ALL major scales.
• How to apply major scale theory to the fretboard. So you can play with confidence.

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Module 4

• 1 easy way to create chords from the major scale. Which means, you’ll be able to instantly know what chords to play for songs.
• What triads are and how they’re created. So you can play major, minor, and diminished chords the easy way.
• How to use these concepts in any key.

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Module 5

• A secret major chord conversion trick.
• How the the CAGED Concept can help you visualize the fretboard. So you have the freedom to play in any position.
• How to play easy arpeggios and how they combine scale, chord and interval concepts.

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Module 6

• 1 easy way to create 7th chords and why they’re so important. So you can play more styles of music.
• The critical difference between major 7th vs. dominant 7th chords.
• 1 simple way to identify 7th chords on tabs and sheet music.
• Why the M7 sounds jazzy and dom7 sounds bluesy. Which means, you’ll be able to play chord progressions with confidence in two must-know styles.

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Module 7

• An easy way to recognize 9th, 11th, and 13th chords. So you know when to use them and why.
• How to apply these chords to play different styles of music. Which means, you won’t be “trapped” playing the same things over and over again.
• How to expand chords to add spice and creativity to your guitar playing.

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Module 8

• 1 easy way to create “add” chords (sometimes called 2, 11 or 13). So you can play effective chord progression over any song.
• How to identify and play suspended chords.
• Why the minor scale is actually just the major scale, but with more emphasis on the 6 chord.
• Why the Circle of 5ths is important and how it works.

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Module 9

• #1 way to master the 7 modes of music.
• How the Pentatonic Scale is created from the Diatonic Scale. Which means, you’ll be able to solo with confidence.
• How the blues scale is created from the pentatonic scale. So you can play “authentic” blues solos that sound amazing.

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Module 10

• How to play a basic 12 Bar Blues. Which means, you’ll be able to play blues with any group of musicians.
• 1 easy way to understand blues and how to make sense of its illogical elements.
• Must-know blues rhythms. Straight (shuffle) vs Triplet (swing).
• How the minor and major pentatonic sound. So you know what to play for a blues solo before you even hit a note.

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Module 11

• What the harmonic minor scale is and how to play it. Which means, you’ll have something original to play for your metal riffs and solos.
• How to play the melodic minor scale and its purpose.
• A quick and easy guide to musical notation, including musical staffs, treble, bass, the notes, and their rhythmic values.

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Module 12

• Essential elements of popular songs. So you know how songs are created and what makes them “work” musically.
• Why some songs don’t work “logically” (metal, grunge) but still sound great as they feel to play.
• Final words and how to continue your music theory training after the course.