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🎸🔥❤️ The CAGED system is the key to unlocking the neck, and not just for the chords. This is often the biggest misconception in guitar learning, that the CAGED system is just about chord shapes. Yes, it is based on that idea, but when learnt properly it gives you the tools to be able to improvise both in chords and lead over any set of chord changes.

Next up is the D Shape CAGED chord. This is a very useful chord shape, both for songwriting and improvisation. As with all our chords, we’ll start by learning it all in A minor, before changing keys later down the line.



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The Minor CAGED System [7 of 28] Unlocking The Fretboard

This chord progression is based on the circle of fifths, which is a fantastic way to subtly change keys. When you are dealing in minor, as we are, we are using the relative minor to the major. This is commonly called the Aeolian mode, and is the 6th degree of the major scale. You can see the relative minors below, in comparison to the major keys. We are following the chords highlighted in red.

As we walk through each of the course, and each CAGED shape, we break things down into 4 parts:

1. We take the CAGED chord shape and arpeggio of that chord. We work on how you can find the chord easily, anywhere on the fretboard, and make sure that you have the shapes together.

2. We then add the next two layers, the pentatonic scale and the diatonic scale. This ensures that we can build a 5 note and 7 note scale from our CAGED position, allowing a lot more freedom when it comes to our soloing and improvisation.

3. We then bring in our Guitar Gym backing track, which is custom designed to really make you work! It rolls through 7 keys, using the circle of fifths, to put your skills to the test. In this part, we methodically play the chord, arpeggio, pentatonic and diatonic scale over the top of each key change to embed the positions into your head.

4. Finally, before the next unit we will take the same track, but this time get creative. I will guide you through the process of taking these concepts, and turning them into an improvised solo, explaining exactly how you change the key using the CAGED system.

We repeat this process for each of the CAGED shapes, before unit 6 where we put all of the CAGED shapes in one position of the neck, and learn to improvise in one area. Then, finally, in UNIT 7, we bring the world of major and minor together over a brand new jam track which you'll be using for months afterwards, honing your skills.



Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃

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