Scales Over Chords | Learn How To Play The Right Scales Over Any Chord

This ebook will teach how to play guitar scales across all the fretboard.

You will find 30 scale types, with color-coded diagrams, for 1 and 2 octaves patterns in different fingering configurations.

Also, in the ebook, you'll find 44 tables that will show you the scales that best match any kind of chord.

Learn Guitar Scales All Over The Fretboard

Knowing how to play a scale with different patterns you'll give incredible freedom on the fretboard; you'll be able to connect shapes all along the neck and will help you break the "4-frets-box" cage.

Learn Which Scales Should You Play Over A Given Chord

The ebook will provide an answer to the most common doubts of lead guitar players. For each chord type, you'll find the scales that better fit with it.

This will help unleash your creativity and generate new ideas for your solos and melodic lines.

Bonus: Free Instant Access to FaChords Guitar Interactive Software

As a free bonus, you'll get lifetime free access to FaChords Guitar Interactive Learning Software, a suite of tools developed to help you learn the fretboard, scales, chords, ear training and much more.

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