A New Way to Navigate the Fretboard

[@harmonic3350]

Great perspective! How I remember the modes: IDPLMAL " I Dont Particularly Like Modes A Lot"

[@philjames1019]

Thanks Brian ..... you've come up with the goods yet again, just as requested, and to a unique standard as usual !!!

[@zombieguitar]

Awesome request Phil!

[@johnkevinsullivan6648]

Amazingly informative . I’d heard of tetra chords before and have watched other videos but none have come close to this . Thank You Brian .

[@robinanderson1115]

ALWAYS MAKES IT SOOOOO EASY 2 UNDERSTAND. THANKS

[@mikecisco7941]

Nice video i've been playing guitar for over 30 years . Know my theory pretty well, but always looking to learn something new that's why I come to your channel never disappoints.. and I hardly ever comment on videos, but I had to say how much I appreciate your work.

[@walt1748]

Your way of explaining things has finally made me begin to understand the technical aspects of fretboard navigation. Thanks.

[@MehrdadLarijaniha]

Thanks, Brian. This was a new way of looking at the scales/modes. As my colleague professor used to say if you solve a problem, try to solve it from a different perspective....

[@herondiaz7937]

Thank you Brian, you are a real master, and you have a great technique that makes it easy to follow your lessons.

[@federicof6916]

Top tetrachords, quadricordi in Italian, is the best way in my opinion to remind scales, together with the rectangle and box method (u should do a video another second too). Great zombie!

[@איילרפפורט]

Great

[@jimdep6542]

Thanks for the video. I'm being critical, I just don't know what the point of the "tetrachords" are.

[@zombieguitar]

Just another perspective I guess 🤷

[@skipneumann1]

Think The Munsters

[@zombieguitar]

@@skipneumann1 I was thinking Adams family theme song 🤣