Question 1

Is this a course?

Accepted Answer

No. These is a reference material which makes you ready for any course you plan to take as a beginning guitarist

Question 2

Why isn’t there a free trial period?

Accepted Answer

This is not a graduated course. This is a very low-priced course in a 70-page reference booklet that has all the information in that one place and, it is not possible for us to provide a free trial period.

Question 3

What can I expect after going through this material and the reference charts?

Accepted Answer

For one, after about two to three months of referring to these charts, you will while improvising over backing tracks be able to improvise without the charts.

Question 4

At what beats per minute will I be able to improvise or solo.

Accepted Answer

A tempo is measured in Beats Per Minute (bpm). This means that if a song is played at 60 bpm, there will be 1 beat every second. An average tempo is around 120 bpm. Song tempos can range from 30 bpm up to 250 bpm.
For learning you will be able to do it at about 60-90 bpm

Question 5

Will you email me the material?

Accepted Answer

After we receive your payment by credit card we will email you a confirmation mail the download links. Once you download the material, we strongly recommend that you should save and print them for convenience and easy reference.

Question 6

Who should use these charts and material?

Accepted Answer

Anyone of any age who is struggling to memorise shapes of Major Scales on the guitar all over the fretboard.

Question 7

Will you recommend what kind of guitar to buy?

Accepted Answer

The Guitar Scales Simplified reference material is best to practice on an acoustic guitar. Any basic acoustic   guitar for starter would be fine.

Question 8

Are there any audio files or exercises?

Accepted Answer

No. We believe that you will learn best by practising and composing on your own.

Question 9

Will these charts teach me how to read guitar tab, or read music notation Or ear training or chords?"

Accepted Answer

No. These are reference charts for only the Major scale.

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