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  the antidote to learning by rote

just to add my bit...

PlaneTalk is all that the other contributors have said plus it brings the joy back to playing/practicing the guitar. Practicing is no longer a chore but something you will enjoy and look forward to, as you explore the fretboard and the relationships therein in a musical, spontaneous and creative fashion. PlaneTalk is the antidote to learing by rote (hey, that ryhmed).

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I hear that Andy. With my Dyslexia learning by rote is next to imposible for me. Without P.T. I don't know if I woud still be playing.

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