Fretboard Visualization - Volume Two: Breaking The Rules & Fretboard Chunking

Fretboard Visualization
Volume Two: Breaking the Rules & Fretboard Chunking
Alternate Techniques, Arpeggios, & Mode Theory for Bass Guitar

Learn to visualize the fretboard in new ways with Fretboard Visualization Volume Two. This follow up book to Volume One is the next step after you have mastered the Fretboard Visualization method. Volume Two breaks the rules of Volume One to expand your movement and freedom around the fretboard. Break down the fretboard into smaller chunks with alternate techniques. Volume Two also contains one of the most in-depth examinations of arpeggios you can find!

Fretboard Visualization Volume Two is a digital download eBook that contains over 380 pages of colorful fretboard graphics, music theory, mode exercises, TAB/music notation, and more!

*Learn the Fretboard Visualization Volume Two method & usable music theory
*Learn to smoothly play the WHOLE FRETBOARD
*Master the Three Notes Per String Method and position shifting
*Learn every Major Mode in all 12 keys
*Use as a scale reference guide with beautiful color fretboard graphics
*Practice over 500 exercises with TAB & music notation

Fretboard Visualization Volume Two covers the following topics and more:

*Shifting positions with any finger
*The Three Notes Per String method
*Combining the One Finger Per Fret method & Three Notes Per String method
*Leading Finger method
*Major Modes & Music Theory
*Four notes per string
*Two notes per string
*One string scales
*Jump shifts & Finger Pivoting
*Scale degree forms
*Triad arpeggios
*Triad Inversion arpeggios
*Two octave Triad arpeggios
*Seventh arpeggios
*Seventh Inversion arpeggios
*Two octave Triad arpeggios
*Ninth arpeggios
*Eleventh arpeggios
*Thirteenth arpeggios
*Arpeggio Modes
*Stacking arpeggios

*This eBook is a continuation of Fretboard Visualization Volume One. To get the most out of Volume Two I highly recommend you complete Volume One before progressing to these more advanced techniques. You may be able to skip directly to Volume Two if you have a solid command of the One Finger Per Fret method and basic music theory.