Visualizing scales horizontally across the guitar is an important skill to master, enabling you to easily connect the various fingerings and, above all, to feel free to move from one area of the fretboard to another without any constraints.

This technique book focuses not only on the mechanical aspects of articulation but also on the ability to see the notes of the scale extended horizontally, allowing us to explore key changes in different areas of our instrument by thinking about the notes rather than the boxes, thus gaining a greater awareness of what we’re playing.

The manual includes 101 exercises, including alternate picking and string skipping, which, when combined, will test your visualization on non-adjacent strings.

By the end of the book, you’ll have learned a study methodology that you can apply to other scales as well, enabling you to gain a deeper understanding of the theoretical concepts applied to the guitar and be able to apply them effectively.