FREE LIVE Guitar Master Class

Play Across the Entire Neck with Confidence

Neck Anatomy:
Finally Understand
How the
Fretboard Works

Register for the FREE MASTER CLASS

The Fretboard: It’s Not About Memorizing — It’s About Seeing

Get ready to challenge the way you understand the guitar and the fretboard.
Discover a simple way to see your notes, build triads, and scales without the memorization pitfalls.
Feel the freedom of moving all around your fretboard with ease like our heroes do.

What You’ll Learn:

  • To find any note. To look at your fretboard and quickly see any note. Can you find all of your “G” notes?
  • To use one shape To play scales and arpeggios around the whole neck. If a pentatonic is only 5 notes, why so many ways to play it?

  • The secret keystone: See the whole neck at an angle, not up and down. 

  • To have no fear: The mystery and unknowns of the neck will be gone. 

  • To break free from the box: Feel the same comfort as the box but see it all over your fretboard, it’s the same scale.

  • Why this should have been taught to you in the beginning.

Do any of these sound like you?

  • Forever a beginner, stuck sounding the same after years, even decades.
  • You don’t sound good, you seem to always play the wrong note.
  • You don’t know what to do to improve.
  • You practice for hours but feel that you never get better.
  • You play the same solo every time. 
  • You’re missing the connection between music and guitar
  • You know the pentatonics and scales but you still don’t sound good.

Who is this Master Class for?

ETERNAL BEGINNER

“Ive been playing the same thing for years and dont know how to break out of it”

We get stuck in a rut of what sounds good, but then we don’t know how to “turn the corner” and get to the place where our heroes are moving all over the neck with ease. 

LEARNED BY EAR

“I know its a pentatonic scale, but I dont really know how to move it around”

You’ve played by ear and you can make good sounds and solos. But you are not sure if you can really capitalize on your knowledge. How might Eric Clapton use a pentatonic compared to BB King? Do you know?

KNOWLEDGE SEEKER

“I would love to know how those guys just move all around the neck so easily”

Some of the best players are very matter of fact, to the point, and take a simple approach. They know there are 12 notes and they found a way to move them thru 3 octaves.  Some make it really hard on themselves and others have found “Neck Anatomy”.

Here's what students are saying

Building off of one of the pillars of his teaching “Neck Anatomy”, I have been able to see the notes/intervals much more clearly over the entire fretboard allowing me to break free from my previous method of blindly following scale diagrams, not really knowing what I was doing or what note I was landing on. Thanks to Suke, I am feeling much more confident in my playing.
James S. -Michigan
James S. -MichiganSSC Member
I’m learning and understanding more than I ever thought I could and having more fun as a musician, not just a guitar player, than ever before. Studying with Suke has been and will continue to be an amazing experience and the cornerstone of my musical journey.
Matt C. - NYC
Matt C. - NYCSSC Member
"After many years away from the guitar, I needed a master teacher to reignite my passion and help me rediscover the joy of playing. Suke has been incredible—his ability to engage, inspire, and guide me to those 'aha' and 'wow' moments has been transformative. Thanks to his lessons, I’ve achieved a level of progress I never thought possible.”
Amir K. - NYC
Amir K. - NYCSSC Member
Suke, I think what you are doing is phenomenal. The style and approach to the workshops is brilliant - the "all at once" is allowing me to review over and over things I've known but more importantly glue together things I've never been able to quite "use". It has been like pouring cement over previously disassociated ideas and concepts. The built-in repetition is very helpful and keeps ...
Joe T.
Joe T.SSC Member

FAQ

A: Yes! I will be teaching live as I would in a regular online lesson

A: Yes! we will be doing a lot of playing and practicing of these new ideas.

A: It may seem new, but shouldn’t feel too advanced. It is a basic and core idea that’s often overlooked.

A: You may have seen people moving like this on the guitar and understand octaves but by the time we cover scales and some advanced concepts you will most definitely have gained some knowledge. 

A:  Yes! there will be a chat as well as a dedicated time at the end of the class for Questions and Answer. 

A: Yes, it is free, you just need to register. 

A: No problem, register now anyway and you ‘ll get a replay link afterwards.

I’ve been there…  My name is Suke

For the first few years I played guitar my solos sounded lame, like weak scales feebly going up and down. Seemingly always landing on the wrong note and afraid to move out of my comfort zone pattern.

Then one day it hit me, the simplest way to see the guitar neck! It was a couple of years getting to this breakthrough but boom! It made so much sense, I called it “Neck Anatomy”

Now my solos sounded like real music, good music! And I was moving around my whole neck 

Suke in Boulder 1

… then I was able to

  • Be the Guitar player in “Schleigho” for over 30 years (toured the US, released 5 albums)
  • Be on a label with Allman Brothers Band, released two albums
  • Play with Derek Trucks on many occasions, as well as other top players.
  • Tour with moe. as lead guitar player for all shows in 2022
  • Become the Director of Lead Guitar at NYCGS for 20 years, teaching 15,000+ lessons/classes
  • Author 5 Lead Guitar Method books
  • Perform 2000+ shows
  • Create and host online guitar community Six String Community.
suke moe cap red

Imagine next month you could be…

  • Looking down at your fretboard and seeing the notes.
  • Able to point to all the “E” notes almost immediately. 
  • Looking for the Blue Note and seeing it all over your neck
  • Feeling as comfortable as your box but all over the neck
  • More clearly seeing a scale for what it is, 5 or notes across the octaves. 
  • Getting into your solo as you play instead of what finger? what fret? what string?

I hope to see you there...
Let's Keep Playing!
- Suke