Interactive Courses
All of my courses include interactive notation and tablature to ensure a fun and effective learning experience.  They are centered around Soundslice which allows you to slow down, loop, change key, and more so you can practice in the way that works best for you!

​All courses have come with a 7 day risk free trial so if it's not exactly what you're looking for, you can return it, no questions asked!
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All courses include interactive Soundslice notation

Triad Bootcamp: Major

Unlock the Secrets of Major Triads:
Major triads are the building blocks of countless musical compositions, making them a vital element in your guitar repertoire. With Major Triad Bootcamp, you'll embark on a transformative journey where you'll unravel the mysteries of major triads, understanding their theory, structure, and applications with crystal clarity.

Who is this course for?
This course is for the player who has a basic theoretical understanding of how major triads are constructing, but is looking for a way to map them out effectively in any key all over the neck.

Triad Applications Vol.1

Unlock the power of simple triads using these 5 etudes! 
Volume 1 Includes etudes based on:
Stevie Wonder, Carlos Santana, Radiohead, Seal, and Scorpions

Each etude includes:
- interactive Soundslice transcription
- demonstration and performance videos
- high quality backing tracks

Who is this course for?
This course is designed for the player who has a basic understanding of how triads are built. It is also recommended that the player is fairly comfortable with the notes on the fretboard.

Triad Applications Vol.2

"Unlock the power of simple triads using these 5 etudes! 
Volume 2 Includes etudes based on:
Bruno Mars, The Police, Journey, Ozzy Osbourne, and Eiffel 65.

Each etude includes:
- interactive Soundslice transcription
- demonstration and performance videos
- high quality backing tracks

Who is this course for?
This course is designed for the player who has a basic understanding of how triads are built. It is also recommended that the player is fairly comfortable with the notes on the fretboard."