If you spot a mistake on this website or have suggestions on things you would like to see added here, I’d love to hear from you. Just leave a comment at the bottom of this page. All help to make this a great resource for guitarists will be appreciated.
I’m currently adding some more content and have lots of ideas but if you have something you would like to see, let me know and it will go on the to do list if it’s something I can do. Every now and then I will probably add some in depth guitar lessons and articles but the priority here is to keep things simple.
A quick easy lookup resource is the main theme of this website with more emphasis on the “get on with it” rather than too much of the “why” so I’d rather keep explanations short and to the point without too many details. You can read about my reasoning here.
Some of the ideas I have planned so far.
- Arpeggio diagrams
- Arpeggio exercises and workouts
- More scale diagrams, exotic scales etc.
- Scale exercises
- Finger warm-ups and speed exercises
- Fretboard workouts, chord tone exercises etc.
- Licks and riffs
This won’t all happen overnight but I’m working on it. 
All of the diagrams on this website are created and checked for playability by myself. Nothing on here is computer generated which often results in scales and patterns, which although technically correct, aren’t actually playable without extra fingers! Because of this, I can make mistakes, I am human after all! Although I double-check everything, occasionally something might slip by me. Thanks to everyone who has spotted an error in the past and let me know. If you come across something that looks wrong or you aren’t sure about, please let me know in the comment section below, or drop me an email. All input is appreciated.
Thanks
Lee
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Albert
Hey Albert. Thanks for the kind words! glad you’re finding it useful and thanks for the feedback, it will all help me keep things on the right track. So that’s a thumbs up for keeping things simple!
Lee
I have been using your site for the three months now and in that time I have greatly improved my skill and theory of music and guitar. Your site has helped take my playing to a new level. I recommend your site to everyone! Thank you for your all your hard work!
Will
Thanks for the comment Will and glad you are finding it useful.
Don’t forget guys and gals, if there’s anything you’d like to see here, let me know, all ideas are welcome!
Lee
Best guitar website on the net.
Diagrams are brilliant.
Categorize are well chosen & well organized.
Keep it up !
i would like to see a video to learn to play arpeggio