As a learned and experienced guitarist, i had been into lots of group playing and individual playing encounters. Some guitarist who are good at mathematics seek the help of their speedy mathematical ability in identifying the chords to take especially when it comes to song transposition or on the spot accompaniments. This really helps i agree. Some people are naturally gifted by ear to dig the right chords to take and some find visual forms as a big help in transposition and accompaniment.What I mean by visual form is they learn it through as physical formation and sequences of their fingers.
For me, not only on guitar playing but in any other musical instruments, I recommend to learn it all by ear, learn it by finger formation/position, learn it through mathematical calculation and learn the instrument by feelings and emotions and of course by watching how other players play.
First thing is to find which of these fields gets you more speed in acquiring playing mastery. If you're good at mathematical way than acquiring the right chords by ear, enrich it. If you're good by ear so improve yourself at this field. The beauty of doing such self-help improvement is that you will find yourself not stopping to acquire the next skill after the other.
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