The Creative Guitarist Scales Method

Finally, a system to break out of the box and become a more creative and proficient guitar player using scales.

Now you can improve your guitar soloing significantly by harvesting the power of scales and become a lick-generating machine.

I’ve put together a complete system to help you understand scales and apply them in a creative yet systematic way.

You can kick-start your guitar playing and become a more fluent SOLOIST and IMPROVISER.

And it works even if you are just getting started or if you’ve been playing guitar for a while.

With that said, I have a little warning:

This course is not for you if you think you can learn scales and guitar soloing without practice. Guitar skills do not happen overnight.
If you consider yourself a certified Rockstar who knows it all already then I can’t help you. You’ve got to get out of your own way and learn differently.

The Truth About Learning Guitar Soloing

If you ever considered learning lead guitar, you probably started learning licks from your favorite guitar players.

While this is a great way to start; it becomes quickly limiting.

Even if you manage to adapt the licks to your music, you may find it hard to write solos or improvise because you have a limited vocabulary.

Nonetheless, you don’t want to sound like a broken record repeating licks from famous solos and other guitar players.

Fortunately, there’s a better way to develop your soloing style. You see, the majority of top-rated guitar players have one thing in common. They know how to use scales to create their own sound.

What if you could write tons of riffs quickly or could even improvise for long periods of time without repeating yourself?

Well … now I want to share with you just how to do that.

About Me

Hi, I’m Sebastien. I’ve been playing guitar since childhood. As a self-taught musician, I’ve been playing and practicing mostly every day for the last 22 years.

I just love learning music and sharing my knowledge. Looking back, I wish someone told me where to look and what I should focus on.

It’s the number one reason I started this endeavor. I want to empower other guitar players with the right tools. I wish to help others avoid the detours I took and get them to achieve the results I had faster.

Three Principles Used by All Music Virtuosos

Secret #1 : Be systematic

What do Steve Vai and John Coltrane have in common?

They practiced their instrument in a very organized way by putting systems in place. At one point in their career they broke down the material and focused on what they were seeking to achieve.

While there is a lot of great guitar related material on the internet, it may be confusing to jump from one free blog post to another. You may have a hard time tying all the pieces together. Starting a practice session by looking for material is the number one way to ruin your learning progress.

There is a better way. A more efficient and thorough way to learn what you need to know.

Just like Vai and Coltrane: You need to HAVE a plan.

Secret #2 : Use Creative Formulas

If you ever practiced scales, you probably encountered the CAGED system patterns. These five patterns are everywhere on the internet.

They are a good way to see scales on the fretboard, but they are probably holding you back.

In fact, most players learn them separately and feel stuck in “boxes” because they have a hard time connecting one pattern to another. This makes it harder to fluently improvise using the entire fretboard.

But the truth is this…

You can learn the CAGED system in a smarter way.
There are other systems that will help go beyond those five positions and move around the fretboard with greater ease.

Secret #3: Understand What You Are Playing

Playing scales flawlessly is just the physical part of the equation.

You must understand what you are playing and know how to apply it to real music.

While this might seem overwhelming, most types of popular music (country, blues, rock, metal, pop, etc.) require basic harmony knowledge that can be understood even by beginners.

Finding the right scale to play over a specific chord progression can be done in a snap if you master a few basic music theory concepts.

Introducing The Creative Guitarist Scales Method

Join The Creative Guitarist Scales Method and I’ll show you how you can use and learn scales to solo all over the guitar fretboard with ease. You will become a better lead guitar player and a better improviser.

The Creative Guitarist Scales Method is a step-by-step guide to learning and using scales in a creative and smarter way.

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Here is What You Get

Full access for life to the course whenever you like.
18 video lessons with examples.
Examples with music notations and tabs.
Multiple backing tracks to play along.
The CAGED system eBook.
Charts and patterns for all examples.
Practice check lists to track your progress.
Access to the private Guitar Endeavor Facebook group (exclusively for students).

MODULE 1 - Setting Up the Foundations

In this module, we cover the theory needed to understand how scales are built and how you can use them in your own music.

More specifically, you’ll learn :

Key music knowledge you can build up on to understand scales theory.
We understand how scales are built and relate to one another.
We see the one thing your classic guitar music teacher probably didn’t want you to know and how this can help you achieve the results you want faster.

MODULE 2 - Master Your Scales

This module is designed to show you how you can learn scales and improve your ability to play them in any context.

More specifically, you’ll learn :

How you can learn your scales in a smarter way.
We will look into the CAGED system and how you can get the most out of it. We will also address the number one mistake most beginners do when learning scales using this system.
You can’t seem to remember scales patterns? You’ll see how you can get them under your fingers for good.

MODULE 3 - Break the boxes and get creative

This module, is where we get really creative. We see how you can become a lick-generating machine.

More specifically, you’ll learn:

Technics used by both jazz musicians and guitar shredders to achieve great playing speed.
How to get unstuck from conventional boxes and move freely around the guitar fretboard.
A tip from shredders such as Paul Gilbert to generate great sounding licks.
How modes from the major scale all connect?

MODULE 4 - Intro to Modes

Musical modes are still a mystery for many guitar players, but they don’t have to be...

In this module we see how to begin with modes in a practical way. You’ll get a better understanding of how they work and how you can use them.

More specifically, you’ll learn:

Understand how you can apply modal theory in your own music.
See the simple yet powerful ways to approach modes learning.
The simple concept you can apply to find which scale to use over 98% of all rock and pop songs.

MODULE 5 - The Fast lane to scales mastery

In this module, we look more specifically at how you can organize your practice sessions to learn scales faster.

More specifically, you’ll learn:

Get the checklist and templates to follow your progress.
See how you can focus your approach to learning the course material and shortcut your way to great guitar soloing.

BONUS 1

Get 5 backing tracks for you to practice with. Backing tracks are a great way to practice and test new musical ideas.

BONUS 2

Get access to the private Guitar Endeavor Community where I answer all guitar-related questions.

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Warranty

Try The Creative Guitarist Scales Method for 30 days… RISK-FREE!

If you don’t see significant improvement in your guitar playing in the first 30 days simply ask for a refund.

My wife thinks I’m crazy to offer this because of possible cheaters. But to that I answer I don’t want to penalize all the students just for a few bad apples.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the course start and finish?

The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.

How long do I have access to the course?

How does lifetime access sound? Well this is what you get.

What if I am unhappy with the course?

We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund.

Do I need to already know my scales?

No, even though this course aims to take you to an intermediate/advanced level at scale mastery we will still cover the basics.

Do I need to know how to read sheet music?

You don't need to read sheet music to follow along. Sheet music will be provided but many of the materials provided imply that you play a note on a specific part of the neck. That's why an accent is put on diagrams, shapes and tablatures.