1 Weird Trick to Memorizing

Pentatonic Patterns
By Steve Stine

When you look at the fretboard and scale diagrams, it can be challenging to
“see” how it all works together. But the truth is that while pentatonic patterns
may look vastly different, they’re really not. They’re the same pattern repeated
over and over on the guitar neck.

Which means, you can easily start learning where the notes, roots, and patterns
are located in different places on your guitar.

In this playing guide, you’ll discover one weird trick to memorizing pentatonic
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