Solo Vision
See the whole fretboard so your solos aren't trapped in one box.
That boxed-in feeling — knowing one pentatonic shape and not seeing a way out — is exactly what this course was built for. Instead of handing you more shapes to memorize, Solo Vision embeds the ones you already half-know: you learn to hear each sound, sing the note names as you play, and work the position through double stops, three-note groupings, and legato until it actually belongs to you. Then a second A minor position gets mapped note by note and blended with the first, and the same notes get recentered on C so you hear the major pentatonic as its own color. The goal is one connected soundscape instead of separate boxes, with your ear leading the way.
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Preview
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What you get
- 28 focused video lessons
- 22 downloadable PDF worksheets
- 7 bonus lines to steal for your own solos
- Lifetime access + future updates
What you need
- An electric or acoustic guitar
- Basic familiarity with one pentatonic shape
- A metronome (any free app works)
- Willingness to hum or sing quietly — no singing skill required
By the end
What you’ll be able to do
The curriculum
The road before you pay
Hi!
1 lessonA short welcome and the idea behind the course: getting freer on the board by looking, hearing, singing, and creating from there.
- 01Hello!
How to go about it
5 lessonsHow to work through the course — training your ear before your fingers, singing what you hear, slowing down enough to own each piece, and understanding the why behind what you play.
- 01Hear it
- 02Sing it
- 03Take your time
- 04The Board
- 05Understand
Section 1 — THE Am Pentatonic
8 lessonsThe A minor pentatonic worked deeply: double stops, three-note groupings, singing the note names, legato, and subdivision practice in time with Rotem.
- 01Double StopsFourths played together as dyads
- 02Group 3 notes
- 03Know what it's all about
- 04LegatoHammer-ons with a horn quality
- 05Play with me - in timeQuarters to sixteenths, with metronome
- 06Skip 1 note
- 07Sound & Color
- 08The Music!
Section 2 — The Hidden Am
5 lessonsA second A minor pentatonic position, mapped note by note and blended with the first until the two shapes melt into one soundscape.
- 01Line!
- 02Map the notesNote-by-note mapping, two fingerings
- 03Moving btw 2 positions
- 04Play with me - in time!
- 05Seeing a new position
Section 3 — THE major pentatonic
6 lessonsThe same notes recentered on C: hearing the major pentatonic as its own color, practicing it through subdivisions, and playing short lines anchored on the new home note.
- 01What is the Major Pentatonic?Same notes, new center
- 02Another Position!
- 03Frame work — let's practice togetherSofter than you think you need
- 04Line!
- 05Practice together90 BPM loop, C as center
- 06Short lines
Section 4 — Mixing position & making music
1 lessonMoving quickly between C major and A minor as centers with a practice framework, plus a way to diagnose exactly where you stumble.
- 01Practice with me!
Section 5 — Fun lines
1 lessonSeven short bonus phrases to steal, change, and mix into your own soloing with the positions you mapped.
- 017 Bonus linesSeven phrases to steal and change
Thank YOU!
1 lessonA closing word from Rotem on taking these ideas out into your own improvising, writing, and music-making.
- 01Thanks for making music
That’s the complete lesson list — nothing held back.
This is for you if…
- Players who know one pentatonic shape and feel boxed in by it
- Anyone who plays lines that sound cool without knowing what's happening underneath
- Players who want their ears leading the solo, not just their fingers
Maybe not yet if…
- Total beginners still learning to fret notes cleanly
- Players hunting for advanced jazz vocabulary — this is about owning the pentatonic deeply
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Solo Vision
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Before you enroll
YouTube gives you scattered tips with no order. This is a sequenced path — each lesson builds on the last, with the practice material and the exact next step handed to you so you stop guessing what to work on.
The course page states the level plainly at the top. If you can already fret cleanly and play in time but feel stuck making real music, most of these are built for you. When in doubt, watch the preview lesson first.
Just your guitar and a way to play the videos. No paid software or plugins required. Anything optional (a looper, a metronome app) is noted in the course requirements.
These are self-paced. Fifteen focused minutes a day moves the needle more than a two-hour cram once a week. Every lesson is short enough to fit a real practice session.
Yes — you get lifetime access to the course and any updates to it. Learn at your pace, revisit lessons whenever a concept comes back around.
Yes. Every course has a free sample lesson so you can hear how Rotem teaches before you spend a dollar.
There's a 30-day guarantee. Work through it, and if it isn't the right fit, email for a refund. // TODO: confirm exact refund window & policy.