The interval map gives you insight into the notes you play. It gives you a clear overview of how scales relate to each other and reveals the easiness of building any scale/chord/arpeggio in seconds.

With the Introduction to Interval Maps we're going to be looking at:

The Boxes and how to use them.
The Ionian and how it is created.
The Aeolian "Minor" Scale and how it's created.
Where the extensions 9, 11, 13 come from.
How to create the 5 Families.
How to created arpeggios with upper extensions.
How the modes are created and where they come from.

By the end of the course, you should have a decent understanding of how to use Interval maps to create scales, modes, chords, and arpeggios. You should also be able to just look at an Interval Map and see what chords can be created from the provided formula. This is just the beginning of this journey and covers just the basics to help you understand the fundamentals of how to use interval maps.

So pull up a seat, grab a pen and some paper, take notes, download the available charts and let's get to work. Hope you all enjoy the course and find it helpful.