Scott Collins' GuitArchitecture method replaces the standard approach to learning guitar, rote memorization, with a simple, intuitive two-string approach that anyone can learn. This method, where players can actually see scales on a fingerboard, is called sonic visualization, and it can be applied to any scale or modal system. In this book of the GuitArchitecture series, "The GuitArchitect's Positional Exploration", Scott uses an introductory guitar exercise to reveal deep possibilities that exist not only in positional visualization, but also in technical awareness and development. "The GuitArchitect's Positional Exploration" shows how to take a simple idea and modify it through melodic, harmonic and rhythmic variations that you can apply to your own music.