Double Time Lines Deep Dive

Learn The Secrets of Pat Martino-Style Double Time Approaches From One Of Australia’s Best Jazz Guitarists!

What You’ll Learn

• Build Pat Martino–inspired minor double-time lines
• Use chromaticism and position-shifting for smooth, fast-moving phrases
• Apply minor lines as substitutions over multiple chord types
• Apply double-time ideas and minor-based vocabulary to a real jazz tune – Sunny

Who This Course Is For

• Players wanting to develop fast, fluid, melodic double-time lines
• Students who love players like Pat Martino and want to learn his vocabulary
• Guitarists seeking modern minor-based improvisation concepts

About This Course 

Learn the secrets of Pat Martino’s approach to fluid, sophisticated double time lines, then put them to work on one of the most popular tunes in jazz – Sunny.

One of the most important soloing techniques to learn in jazz is the ability to play double time lines (i.e. lines in 16th notes). When you gain that ability, it onlocks the potential to learn the vocabulary of many classic players, expanding the horizons of your creativity.

The problem:

For many players, being able to simply play 16th notes at a decent tempo, let alone being able to improvise with double time lines, remains a mystery.

Until now.

This concise course will help you unlock seamless double-time playing, revealing the techniques used by Pat Martino, one of the greatest jazz guitarists in living memory.

Guest Instructor Stuart King has spent years studying and teaching Pat Martino’s soloing approach. Throughout this course, Stuart will show you how to build impressive double time lines step by step that make musical sense over jazz chord progressions.

You’ll learn position-shifting techniques that keep lines smooth at any tempo, chromatic approaches that add sophistication and forward motion, and substitution concepts that give you freedom over minor harmony.

And:

To tie it all together, Stuart gives you a complete example solo that brings all these ideas together in musical context. Real vocabulary you’ll use, not just fingerboard exercises.

👉 BONUS: Sunny Jazz Standard Crash Course

As a bonus, you’ve all get lessons on how to play melody, and comping tp Bobby Hebb’s classic tune Sunny.

Take all the double time approaches you’ve learned and apply it to Sunny, featuring a chord progression that’s perfect for showcasing your new vocabulary.

Learn the secrets of Pat Martino’s double time technique. Walk into your next jam session with both confidence and vocabulary that will make you sound like a pro jazz player.