Most guitar players were never taught how to understand their instrument and now feel stuck because of the gaps in their knowledge. Are you ready for something different? I created self-paced, online video courses to show you how to connect the dots, and guide you to musical Confidence, Freedom and Creativity.
watch
Most guitar players were never taught how to understand their instrument and now feel stuck because of the gaps in their knowledge. Are you ready for something different? I created self-paced, online video courses to show you how to connect the dots, and guide you to musical Confidence, Freedom and Creativity.
included
What's Included?
included

Video Lessons
The main driving force behind Guitar 360 Method is the short and easy-to-digest Video Lessons. But these videos are not like the seemingly random results that you found on your last YouTube search…
Guitar 360 Method is powered by a world-class educational framework called Cyclical Pedagogy®. I know that sounds really fancy, but you don’t need to worry about it at all. It’s quietly at work in the background, while I connect the dots for you from lesson to lesson. All you have to do is watch, learn and be thrilled as your playing begins to soar!

Practice Segments
Binge watching a bunch of Guitar 360 Method video lessons would be a fun way to spend a weekend… But no matter how much “entertainment value” I bring to your life, you can only grow as a Guitar Player, if you apply what you’ve learned!
Practice Segments to the rescue! The course is organized into Weeks (although you may take as long as you wish, to complete a “week”) and every Week includes some form of Practice. This way we continually apply what we’re learning, so that it can become a part of your “musical fabric”.

Ear Training
A whole lot of making music comes down to muscle coordination. But your most important “musical muscles” are your ears. (I know, I know: the ear is not a muscle…)
Once we learn any new musical concept, we will immediately train our minds, to recognize melodies and harmonies by ear. Don’t worry, we’ll break it down to bite-sized steps, so it won’t be scary at all!

Downloadables
You will be so proud of yourself, because – probably for the first time – Music Theory will make perfect sense. We will also make it SUPER practical, so it’s not just a bunch of useless head-knowledge, but things that you will actually use in every rehearsal and studio session.
Everything that we’ll be learning will be brought to life with on-screen animations, so all of the connections between melodies and harmonies will be really easy to visualize. But for those of you who need to digest things a little more on your own, we also include Downloadables of all key concepts. Yeah, we’re nice like that…

Playing in a Band
One of the coolest aspects of Guitar 360 Method is that it’s not a “bedroom guitar hero” course. I will prepare you for real-world musical situations! A big part of this is learning how to play with other musicians.
For example: We’ll learn to understand how our rhythms relate to the Drummer, how our melodies relate to the Singer and how our chords relate to the Keys & the Bass Players.
The point is this: Even a talented musician can sound awful in a band, when they’re “playing more than they’re listening”… But even a beginner can sound stellar, when they understand their role and are aware of their interaction with the other instruments on stage. I’ll be working on this with you at every stage of your development!

List of Lessons
The list below is an abbreviated overview of the content covered in the included Intro Course and Semester 1. There are additional Practice, Ear Training and Quiz blocks, where we apply the material learned.
(Total Running Time: 2 hrs & 33 min)
- Parts of the Guitar
- Left Hand Basics
- Right Hand Basics
- How to Tune
- 4-Finger Warm-up Exercise
- 4-finger Practice – Levels 1-3
- Your First Chord
- Basic Strumming
- Let’s Add Another Chord
- Strumming Practice – Levels 1-3
- Our Next Chord(s)
- Pickups and Multiplying Chords
- Parts of the Song
- Song – Levels 1-3
- “No One” – Performed with a Singer
- Introduction & Verse
- Pre-Chorus
- Chorus
- Practice
- “Don’t Stop Believing” – Song Performance
- Introduction & Verse
- Pre-Chorus
- Chorus
- Bridge
- Practice
- “Rejoice” – Song Performance
(Total Running Time: 8 hrs & 25 min)
- Foundations for Versatile Rhythm Guitar
- Basic Chord Vocabulary: The 5 Major Chord Shapes
- Basic Chord Vocabulary: The 3 Minor Chord Shapes
- Basic Chord Vocabulary: The 5 “Over 3” Chord Shapes
- Layered 16th Note Strumming
- Strumming Example
- Switching Chords
- PRACTICE: Strumming Levels 1-3
- A Strumming Pattern is a Drum Beat
- Navigating Notes on the Neck
- Musical ABCs on the Guitar
- Sharps, Flats, and Chord Names
- Shortcuts to Finding Notes
- Finding all “E”s, “A”s and “B”s on the Guitar
- PRACTICE: The E-A-B Jam
- New Examples of Layered Strumming
- Understanding Scales
- Introduction to Solfege
- Simple Solfege on the Guitar
- The Major Scale
- Articulations – Expressing Yourself
- PRACTICE: Articulations – Major Scale
- EAR: Hearing Notes in the Major Scale
- PRACTICE: Improvisation – Major Scale
- Rhythm Guitar Dynamics and Textures
- Palm-muting and Power Chords
- Palm-muted Power Chord Riff
- Introduction to Fingerstyle
- Basic Fingerstyle Patterns
- Varying Dynamics in a Song
- PRACTICE:Â Dynamic Rhythm Playing
- Extending our Lead Range and Options
- The Minor Scale
- EAR: Hearing Notes in the Minor Scale
- Connecting the Minor & Major Scales
- The Minor Pentatonic Scale
- Introduction to String Bending
- Bending Exercise
- More on Lead Guitar Concepts
- PRACTICE:Â Improvisation – Minor and Major Scales
- Understanding Chords
- The Concept of Intervals
- Minor 2nd to Major 3rd on the Neck
- Perfect 5th and Octave on the Neck
- Major and Minor Triads
- Analyzing Major & Minor Chord Shapes
- Intervals & Triads
- How Chords Fit Together in Any Key
- Breaking Down Major & Minor 3rds to Steps
- Building chords from Do through La
- What’s the Problem with Ti?
- Chords in the Key of G
- The Musical Number System
- EAR:Â Hearing the Difference Between Major & Minor Chords
- Extending our Rhythm Guitar range and options
- The Barre Technique Explained
- The 5 Major Barre Shapes
- Flipping the G Chord in All 5 Shapes
- Introduction to the CAGED System
- The 3 Minor Barre Shapes
- Percussive Strumming with Barre Chords
- Switching Barre Chords
- More Keys for More Options
- Chords in the Keys of D & E
- How to Capo with G, D, or E Shapes
- The Actual Names of Capoed Chords
- PRACTICE: Number System in the Keys of D & E
- Further Expanding our Range for Soloing
- The Dorian Scale
- Minor to Major to Dorian Connection
- The 134 Diagonal Connection
- The Phrygian Scale
- The 124 Diagonal Connection
- Pedal Point and the Monster Scale Exercise
- Improvisation and the Monster Scale Exercise
- Rounding Things Out
- Applying the Scales in Any Key
- Over 3 Chords Barred
- The Number System with Barre or Power Chords
- PRACTICE:Â Key of G – Rhythm Guitar in G, D and E shapes
- PRACTICE: Key of A – Rhythm Guitar in G, D and E shapes
- PRACTICE:Â Key of EÂ – Rhythm Guitar in G, D and E shapes
- PRACTICE:Â Key of G – Lead Guitar
- PRACTICE: Key of A – Lead Guitar
- PRACTICE: Key of E – Lead Guitar
- Recognize Scales in any Key!
(Total Running Time: 10 hrs & 19 min)
- Extending chords with scale notes & open voicings
- The “cover concept” with E, A, D, and C chords
- The outside octave approach with G
- The “cover 2” concept over D2, A2, and Em
- Combining “cover 2” over 3 chords in a key
- PRAC: Combining open concepts
- Finishing out the Modes
- The Lydian scale
- The Mixolydian scale
- Connecting Phrygian – Lydian – Mixolydian – Minor
- The Locrian Scale
- Connecting all 7 Modes
- Understanding “7 chords”
- The minor 7 and major 7 intervals
- The minor, major, and dominant 7 chords
- The minor 7 flat 5 a.k.a. half-diminished chord
- Common chord symbols for “7 chords”
- How “7 chords” fit in a Key
- “7 chords in the Number System”
- “7 chords” in the Key of G, D, and E
- Introduction to voice leading, passing chords and tasteful chord choices
- Flipping Major 7 and Dominant 7 in all 5 shapes (CAGED)
- Flipping Minor 7 and Half-diminished in all 3 shapes
- Barred “7 chords” in a Key (no capo)
- Keys of C and A (Numbers / Capo / 7s)
- Open C and Am7 chord movements
- PRAC: The Number System in all 5 key-shapes
- QUIZ: The Number System in the Keys of C and A
- More musical note choices / melodic playing
- Mastering Solfege notes inside our scales
- Visualizing chords inside the Phrygian and Minor scales
- Chord inversions
- Hearing chords and chord notes with Solfege
- Melodic playing applications
- Adding new tension to our chords
- Understanding sus2 and sus4 chords
- Where “sus” chords fit in the Number System
- So, what’s an add9 chord?
- Common add9 chord shapes
- Practical uses of “sus” and add9 chords
- PRAC: Create your own “sus” and add9 variations in a chord progression
- Understanding the Pentatonic Scale and all of its positions
- The Minor Pentatonic Scale and its neighbors
- The Dorian and Phrygian Pentatonic
- Connecting all 5 Pentatonic positions
- The Blues Scale – Introduction to passing notes
- Soulful Phrasing – Part 1 (Riff)
- Soulful Phrasing – Part 2 (Blue Note & Friends)
- Soulful Phrasing – Part 3 (Manipulating Time)
- PRAC: Pentatonic Jam
- The Rhythm Notation Bootcamp
- PRAC: Reading with dots and ties
- PRAC: Reading with Triplets
- Scale Patterns in Different Subdivisions
- Meters
- 6/8 Strumming patterns
- Adding Melodies to Chords + New Rhythm Guitar Textures
- Scale / Chord Visualization in the Keys of G, D, C, A, and E
- A Deeper Look at Melodic Fingerstyle
- Tap Harmonics for Chords
- Percussive Octaves – Rhythm or Lead?
- PRAC: New Fingerstyle and Rhythm Guitar colors
- A Deeper Understanding of Pentatonics
- Pentatonics as Chord Substitutions
- Pentatonics Superimposed Over the Modes
- Pentatonics over chord changes
- CAGED and Pentatonics – Introduction
- “Guest Chords” and Pentatonics
- Filling in the Final Diatonic Blanks in the First Octave
- The 6s and the concept of Complementary Intervals
- Major and Minor 6 Chord Shapes
- Where “6” Chords Fit in the Number System
- A Hint at Quartal Harmony – the 6/9 Chord
- The “Gospel 4/6” Suspension
- “Open 6” Voicings in Rhythm and Lead
- PRAC: Moving 6s in Chords & Scales
- Blending Rhythm & Lead – Rounding Things Out
- Lead with a Rhythm Mindset
- Double Stops
- The “Hendrix Crash Course” E, A, and D Roots
- Adding Vibrato to a Bend
- Using a Whammy Bar
- The “Hendrix Chord”
- Putting It All Together
- PRAC: Colorful Rhythm Playing
- How to Harmonize “Intelligently” with a Melody
(Click the tabs for more details)
I'm in! How Do I Get Started?
plan

Complete the checkout and receive instant access to your content for a whole year.

Enjoy the fun, yet value-packed video lessons on any device, as many times as you’d like.

Learn something new, use the practice segments to nail it, then rinse and repeat…
get it
Buy once, view as many times as you'd like for a year!

SEMESTER 1
-
8+ hours of video footage
-
102 short episodes
-
Bonus Intro Course
-
with 2.5 hours of extra video
-
24/7 access to all content
-
Self-paced learning
SEMESTER 2
-
10+ hours of video footage
-
124 short episodes
-
A deeper application of all
-
you've learned in Semester 1
-
Unlimited re-views
-
Sound Pro & Polished!
SEMESTERS 1+2
-
Save $49 with the Bundle
-
21+ hours of video in total
-
260 total episodes
-
Solid musical foundation
-
through Cyclical Pedagogy®
-
Electric & Acoustic
results
Are People Getting Results?
























Let's stay in touch!
CONFIDENCE
Confidence is about leaning back into your preparation. I’ll show you how to put in the right kind of work.
FREEDOM
Freedom comes from Truth – a deeper understanding. I’ll teach you how to break through your limitations.
CREATIVITY
Creativity is not the privilege of musical geniuses! I’ll guide you on the path to Creative Freedom.