The last concept is called “Super Scales,” which involves understanding both major and minor pentatonic scales within a single position. The idea is to see these scales simultaneously, incorporating additional scales like mixolydian and the dominant seventh arpeggio.

Remembering the importance of octave shapes in position playing, let’s quickly go through each of the five positions.

To avoid feeling overwhelmed, the suggestion is to master minor and major pentatonic scales first in a specific position. Once those are solid in all five positions, gradually introduce mixolydian and the dominant seventh arpeggio.

In conclusion, these seven secrets are designed to potentially save you years of practice. Thanks for watching!