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Master
Pentatonic Scales
In Under One Hour
Connect the fretboard. Create more musical solos.
Learn one simple system that connects major, minor and dominant pentatonic sounds across the fretboard – and start creating confident, musical solos.
Find Your Way Around the Fretboard and Create Better Solos
See how familiar patterns relate, move confidently between positions and turn simple scale material into phrases that sound intentional.
Are You Stuck Playing the Same Pentatonic Shapes and Licks?
Most guitarists learn one or two pentatonic boxes, but never understand how the notes connect across the fretboard.
They practise the same familiar shapes, repeat the same licks and eventually feel as though every solo sounds the same.
You don’t need more disconnected patterns.
You need a simple system that shows you how pentatonic scales are created, how they connect and how to turn them into music.
What If You Could Master Pentatonic Scales in Under One Hour?
Inside this focused mini-course, you’ll discover a clear way to understand and use pentatonic scales across the guitar neck.
You’ll learn how to create the familiar major and minor pentatonic scales from any starting note – rather than relying entirely on memorised box patterns.
You’ll also discover the often-overlooked dominant pentatonic scale: the missing link between major and minor pentatonic sounds when improvising over dominant 7th chords.
No overwhelming theory.
No endless collection of scale diagrams.
Just a practical system that helps you understand what you are playing and use it creatively.
Go From “Running Through Shapes” to Creating Musical Solos
Learn practical ideas that turn pentatonic scales into expressive phrases, melodies and solos:
Build major and minor pentatonic scales from any note
Understand how the two scales are connected
Move beyond isolated box patterns and navigate the fretboard
Discover the dominant pentatonic scale – the missing link most guitarists are never shown
Match major, minor and dominant pentatonic sounds to the underlying harmony
Create fresh melodic ideas from simple note sequences
Use hammer-ons, pull-offs and slides to make phrases sound more expressive
Develop reusable melodic vocabulary without merely copying licks
Connect positions horizontally across the guitar neck
Resolve phrases onto strong notes so your solos sound intentional
Imagine Picking Up Your Guitar and Knowing How to Create Your Own Ideas
By the end of this mini-course, you’ll understand how pentatonic scales are built, how their sounds relate and how to use them more creatively across the fretboard.
Instead of being trapped inside one familiar box, you’ll have a clear system for finding notes, connecting positions and developing phrases that sound confident and musical.
You won’t simply have more patterns to practise.
You’ll understand what the patterns mean – and what to do with them.
Get the Under-One-Hour Core Course + Bonus Idea Lab for Just £9
Complete the core learning system in under one focused hour – then explore additional lessons that show you how to turn pentatonic scales into musical ideas.
Immediate lifetime access.
Watch the course whenever you like, on any compatible device, and revisit the lessons whenever you need a refresher.
The bonus Idea Lab will continue to grow – and you’ll receive every future addition at no extra cost.
Learn From an Experienced Guitar Teacher
Paul Hill is a professional guitarist, author and experienced guitar educator who teaches more than 60 students each week. His practical teaching system is designed to make scales, harmony and the fretboard easier to understand – and easier to use in real music.
What Guitarists Say About Paul’s Teaching System
“Paul is a great teacher. For me, he has managed to break down what appeared to be complicated language, in a way that I can understand it. He is patient and understands that everyone learns at their own pace and in a different way. Would recommend.”
Tom Willis
“Before reading this book I was stuck playing pentatonic shapes in one or two positions. Now the entire fretboard has opened up for me and I’m completely hooked.”
P. Rayfield
“The pattern of learning is logical, memorable, and exceptionally usable. It ties together scales, the fretboard, and chord construction in a simple and powerful way.”
Peter Strong
Stop Repeating the Same Pentatonic Patterns
Every practice session spent mechanically running through the same boxes is a missed opportunity to understand the fretboard and create music.
Learn the core system that connects major, minor and dominant pentatonic sounds – in under one hour.