Why It’s Different:

  • No Boxes: One fretboard, endless moves.
  • Chord Power: Five shapes, infinite possibilities.
  • Mode Ease: Numbers unlock new sounds.
  • Tired of memorizing countless chord shapes and scales?
  • Frustrated by the seemingly endless complexity of the guitar fretboard?
  • Bored from being stuck in boxes?
  • Yearning to level up?

This – Major scale represented with numbers, is your solution. Once you understand the potential, you will be unstoppable.

Think of it as a language for the guitar, allowing you to navigate the fretboard with ease and precision, giving you freedom to improvise, compose, create, explore …and possibly enter a huge rabbit hole. Unlocking secrets of the fretboard you never knew existed.



The 4 pillars-building block of E-System and Guitar Syntax

Intervals: The E-System uses numbers 1 through 7 to represent the intervals, simplifying the understanding of musical relationships.

Major Scale : Understanding the 1-7 numerical representation of a major scale is key to applying the E-System’s principles.

Chord Shapes: Five core chord shapes ( E, A, D, G, and C ) and their relationship to the strings is crucial for navigating the fretboard with Guitar Syntax. These shapes are the building blocks of the E-System.

Guitar Syntax: Guitar Syntax provides the framework for applying the above concepts to easily navigate the fretboard. It is set of rules that govern how the building blocks of E-System interact on the fretboard, considering the nature of the guitar. Guitar Syntax is just how the guitar works. But nobody told you so.



I received Misha’s book and was totally blown away by this uniquely different approach of learning to play an instrument. If you’re anything like me and love music but really can’t be bothered by the endless traditional learning style, give it a go!

arnold timmerman


Misha taught me in person, and I was impressed by how she broke down music theory into something even a newbie like me could grasp. As a software engineer, I clicked with her clear, practical teaching style – it made it easy for me to start creating tunes with code. If you’re into tech and music but find traditional methods a drag, her unique approach is definitely worth trying.

radanne