HOW TO IMPROVISE WITH EASE

(EVEN IF THEORY AND MODES DON’T MAKE SENSE…)

YOU HAVE GREAT THINGS TO SAY MUSICALLY

BUT THEORY IS HOLDING YOU BACK…

…and so you feel frustrated because of the following:

YOU DON’T KNOW WHICH SCALE TO USE

(So you just go back to the pentatonic scale…)

YOUR FRETBOARD KNOWLEDGE IS LIMITED

(And you end up playing the same licks over and over…)

YOU FEEL LIKE AN ETERNAL BEGINNER

(Even though you’ve been playing for years…)

First, know that you are no alone. Most guitar players get stuck at some point or another because they don’t really understand how music works. The reason you feel limited in your ability to improvise the way you want is that you haven’t been taught how to actually use music theory. That is the thing that is holding you back.

THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS EVERYTHING

What if I told you that the reason you are not able to fully enjoy the instrument is that you don’t fully understand how music theory works… You’d probably think that I’m saying this as an excuse to sell you a music theory course, right? After all music theory is a boring topic reserved for unexpressive music scholars that can’t even play the Blues. I used to think that way and for the longest time I would avoid anything that had to do with modes, intervals, and other weird musical concepts I didn’t quite understand. All of that changed on a Friday afternoon of September 1997.

We only had an hour left before the booked studio time was up. All that was left to record was the final guitar solo and I felt confident I could play a nice bluesy solo that would work well on the song. I plugged the Telecaster into my amp, made sure the tone was right, and told the engineer to hit the record button. This was my moment.

The solo sucked. It was boring and didn’t do anything for the song. Not a problem. The clock showed that we had 50 minutes left and I knew that a perfect “one take” solo is very rare. So I tried again and… it sucked too. 45 minutes left. I tried one more time. Third time’s a charm, right? Apparently not…

17 failed takes later and 18 minutes left before we had to leave the studio for the next client is when it happened. My friend Vince who was on bass called me in to the control booth and suggested I tried using the Lydian mode over the 3rd chord.

Of course, I had no idea what the Lydian mode was (and yes, Vince knew that very well). With only 10 minutes left to record my solo something had to be done. So Vince told me to just move the pentatonic scale I was using 1 fret lower.

I had nothing to lose. I went back to my guitar and gave it a try. What came out of my guitar in that final attempt is to this day the favorite guitar solo I’ve ever played. That’s when I understood how amazingly powerful music theory could be.

MEET YOUR GUIDE

DAVID WALLIMANN

Over the past two decades I’ve helped over 5,000 adult guitar players finally understand and use music theory in a very practical way. All of them have dramatically increased their musicality and developed their own musical voice on the guitar.

What I have found is that long time guitar players who still can’t freely express themselves with musicality on the instrument are usually stuck in what I call the “pentatonic noodling stage”. They are good at playing a few pentatonic licks, but when it comes time to playing anything outside of the traditional Blues they start sounding like beginners even though most of them have been playing for decades.

After teaching thousands of guitar players how to break free from old habits and finally thrive on the guitar, I have decided to condense everything I’ve been teaching my private students into a super simple to follow, no nonsense step-by-step program I call the Improvisation Mindset program.

THIS WAY OF LEARNING THEORY
IS NOT FOUND IN ANY BOOKS.

David really does an outstanding job breaking things down in simple terms. I went from playing a basic pentatonic scale with some feel to sounding more pro-like after 25 years not playing much.

Guitar Infusion is the intermediate guitarist's guide that I wished I had found many years ago. It provides the guitarist with a solid core understanding of how music works and then applies those principles directly to the guitar.

David’s Improvisation Course gave me a crystal clear understanding of intervals, modes, mixing major and minor scales, phrasing, and most importantly, how to think critically or analytically about playing guitar.

YOU ACTION PLAN TO MASTER

GUITAR IMPROVISATION

01
ENROLL IN THE COURSE

Purchase your lifetime access to the Improvisation Mindset course.

02
WATCH ALL THE VIDEOS

Watch each video in order and follow the simple instructions.

03
IMPROVISE LIKE A PRO

Enjoy playing from the heart and express yourself musically.

WORDS OF CAUTION…

Music is a language. When babies learn how to speak, they don’t start with the alphabet, grammar rules, and rich vocabulary. All those things comes later. The reason we all learned how to speak was by immersion. Music should be taught in the same way. The reason you (and many others) are confused with music theory is theory is usually taught in very non-practical way.

The Improvisation Mindset course is different. Improvisation Mindset works because it teaches you how to actually USE music theory. Learning scales and theory without learning how to use them makes absolutely no sense.

The fImprovisation Mindset course is based on the same exact method humans use to learn how to speak. The method works for everyone because it immerses students into music directly without the need of any boring theory, scale memorization, or complicated concepts.

THE CHANGE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR

Let’s be real for a minute. If you are still reading this, it means that you know something is missing in your playing. I’m not saying that you are a bad player (as a matter of fact, most Improvisation Mindset students have been playing for decades), but you know that something is not quite right. You know the licks, you know a few scales, and yet… You feel that you can do better.

The Improvisation Mindset course is the missing key that will make you a GREAT guitar player, fully in control of your instrument. You will become an expressive player that feels confident in any musical situation. But you are also probably wondering “how much is this going to cost me?”

Putting a price on the absolute freedom of expression that you will enjoy after going through the course is not easy… Would you pay $1,000 to be able to play with full confidence anytime you pick up your guitar? It would certainly be worth it. But $1,000 is a lot of money… Would you pay $500? That would be a bargain, especially considering that you get lifetime access to the full program. But that is not what you will pay. You’re not even going to pay half of that amount.

When you sign up today, you’ll receive instant access to the full Improvisation Mindset course for a single payment of $47!

STEP-BY-STEP METHOD

The course is very simple to follow and will quickly fill in the missing gaps in your knowledge so that you can start implementing what you learn.

APPLY THE CONCEPTS

As soon as you learn the concepts, you will get to implement them over the backing tracks specifically created for the course.

LEARN AND FORGET

Because music is not just a set of rules to go by, you will learn how to internalize the theory and have the freedom to break the rules as you go.

DISCOVER MORE…

Once you understand how to properly use music theory, you will discover that it opens many new creative doors. You will discover new musical opportunities and grow as a player.