Re: Teaching the upper neck

It does, doesn't it? (are you following the discussion on RMMGA on this?)

Now that the PDF is working and his "secret" is public knowledge (more or
less), according to his intro page he's taken CAGED and turned it sideways
so rather than finding the same chord sound up the neck, he's using closed
chord forms and moving *across* the neck instead. I know, this is a
monumental breakthrough in guitar history.  ;-)

No patent yet, although he says it's "pending"  No idea if it will ever be
awarded or not.

If so, I'm filing a patent on my method for playing the "E" "form".

You can have "F"  Deal?
(but of course, your F is just an adaptation of my E just a fret higher, so
you'll still have to pay me royalties)

David V

"David Kotschessa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> This sounds an awful lot like the CAGED system with a different name and
> somebody's patent on it!  I'd look further but the PDF isn't loading.
> "Dai V" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > You can always try the SeeDEGA system. I hear it's awesome.
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> > www.seedega.com
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> > ;-)
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> > "Itz Just Me" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > How about this...how did YOU learn the upper neck?  A string at a
> > > time?  Positions?  I'm revamping my approach on this issue and
> > > feedback will be appreciated.  Thanks.
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