This highly regarded book is a must have for achieving an independence from position playing and finding new ways to play melodies and improvisations. Using a tetrachord (4 note system) to break down the scales and modes into smaller blocks creates an organized and logical way of seeing the neck in relation to playing single note melodies.
The book is written with all steel guitarists in mind, from 6 strings, to 8 strings, to 10 string pedal steel–I focus on two 3-string sets, and once you understand the system, you can apply on other string sets and even other tunings.
As far as I know, this is the first book of its kind, and I really think you will gain much in the way of playing fluidly and free from being locked in positions.
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[…] for approaching these lines in C6 tuning as well as some simple but informative scale patterns, and Steelin’ Scales and Modes, which introduces a simple system of looking at scales in four note groups called tetrachords. […]