Alrite folks, I need some words of wisdom here...
Bottom line - I don't know my boxes. I know box one and the two house patterns. But I'd like to learn the boxes. Not necessarily because I "need" to know them, just as a vessel to give me some practice focus and hopefully more fretboard familiarity.
I've been down the BGU road down to solo #3 and that hasn't helped my box knowledge any. Rote memorization also doesn't work and I can't "see the dots" to save my life. That's why I figured that learning the boxes in this whole left/right minor/major framework might just be the way to learn them and have them stick at the same time, because they would be learned within a concept and with a defined goal in mind.
Whaddyaallsay?
Bottom line - I don't know my boxes. I know box one and the two house patterns. But I'd like to learn the boxes. Not necessarily because I "need" to know them, just as a vessel to give me some practice focus and hopefully more fretboard familiarity.
I've been down the BGU road down to solo #3 and that hasn't helped my box knowledge any. Rote memorization also doesn't work and I can't "see the dots" to save my life. That's why I figured that learning the boxes in this whole left/right minor/major framework might just be the way to learn them and have them stick at the same time, because they would be learned within a concept and with a defined goal in mind.
Whaddyaallsay?