https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/ Guitar Noise Discussion Board en-US Fri, 05 Jun 2026 09:41:34 +0000 wpForo 60 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-155082 Sat, 28 Jan 2006 14:11:55 +0000
Thanks!]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows redpoint https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-155082 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-112721 Thu, 21 Jul 2005 23:09:50 +0000
In any key there are 8 possible scale notes that could start as your scale/mode root on the 6th string in one of 4 finger positions.

CAGED skips a huge number of these.

Joe Pass recommend learning the 8 basic scales to start with, and move on from there. Don't learn them as patterns. Learn them as notes in scales.

Somehow I have a feeling Joe knew more about playing than Bill Edwards.]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows kingpatzer https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-112721 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-112711 Thu, 21 Jul 2005 22:30:38 +0000
Can anyone comment on the Fretboard Logic DVD and say what it adds to the books?

Thanks]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows estambre https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-112711 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69635 Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:01:25 +0000 Thus, the point I'm trying to make is that even the newest newbie can learn tons by this method, but he or she must learn the five patterns cold before they see any real benefit. It's not hard to do. The best way is to find a jam track to practice to. Use an E blues track to practice the E scales, etc.]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows blutic1 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69635 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69628 Thu, 16 Sep 2004 21:46:12 +0000 Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows corbind https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69628 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69589 Thu, 16 Sep 2004 17:38:59 +0000
This series is for the player that wants to not only play but fully understand the instrument. I think guitar players in general fail to learn their instrument, unlike other string, brass, or woodwind musicians. I suppose it's because most other musicians learn by reading music, and guitar players usually learn by tab, by ear, or from friends. This series will clearly explain how to connect music theory to the fretboard. It does not tell you to learn this, this, and that, then cut you loose. It gives you the ability to play what you want. For example: if your friend is playing a chord progression comprised of G, C, and D - he's playing in the key of G, right? If you learn fretboard logic, you will be able to play a solo anywhere on the neck in any type of scale EASILY! BUT you have to create the solo.

It does not teach you anything different than any other method, it's only different in the way it teaches. After using it, I now know why people say learning modes is useless. You learn the modes in fretboard logic, but you don't really know it because the author calls them something else - which I think is way better and much less confusing.

The bottom line is that this series is for the person that wants to gain total command of the guitar. If you only want to learn simple cover songs, this book is not necessary. This series is good for the absolute beginner to the advanced person that knows hundreds of songs. It's not a theory book nor a music reading course. It does take lots of memorization, but you memorize only stuff that you will actually use every time you play.]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows blutic1 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-69589 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-63594 Wed, 21 Jul 2004 00:23:44 +0000 Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows corbind https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-63594 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62790 Wed, 30 Jun 2004 04:26:47 +0000 Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows Musenfreund https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62790 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62786 Wed, 30 Jun 2004 02:51:48 +0000 Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows Dan T. https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62786 https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62744 Mon, 28 Jun 2004 19:08:15 +0000
There's no drills, exercises or anything about playing, it's just a fretboard map and a way to learn the fretboard.

To me it's a good reference tool. I'm glad I have it even though I don't use it much.]]> Reviews of Instructional Material, CDs and Shows cnev https://guitarnoise.forum/reviews-of-instructional-material-cds-and-shows/fretboard-logic/#post-62744