Tune your top two strings up a semitone and simplify the guitar. Do you get lost on certain parts of the neck? Do you find yourself getting stuck into the same old patterns and licks? Sometimes it is really difficult to remember which notes are on which string on which frets. If you tune in perfect fourths then everything will make perfect sense. There are no different fingerings for chords on different string groups. Join the new generation of guitar players tuning all their strings to the fifth fret and accelerating the learning process.

   Introduction
   (Very Easy) Theory
   More Theory
   Some History
   Standard Tuning
   Notes on the Neck
   Interval Directions
   Making The Transition
   Chords
Open chords (Triads)Barre chords (Triads)
7th chords (Major, Minor, Dominant, Minor b, Diminished)
   Pentatonic Scales
Minor Pentatonic Minor b Pentatonic Major b Pentatonic Major b Pentatonic
   Arpeggios
Major + Minor
7ths (Major, Minor, Dominant, Minor b)
   Major Scale
Modes + Uses
  Melodic Minor Scale
Modes + Uses
   Harmonic Minor Scale
Modes + Uses
   Symmetric Scales
   If You're Still in Doubt
   More Chords
   Alternate Tunings
   Blank fretboard diagrams