Success, Fade Shot Advice

This is a success story after joining the Saguto Golf Family last month. I saw a video on YouTube last month using this single plane swing and liked the concept and eliminating the various moves in the typical two plane swing. I had tried Moe Norman's single plane swing about 10 years ago with some success, but drifted away from it after a period of time. Bryson D. got me interested in it again, then I saw the Saguto video and started hitting balls with the front loaded weight distribution and tilt angle to the ball. This made a significant difference in the ball striking with consistent ball flight. My handicap index was at 4.5 when I started Saguto Golf, now it has dropped to 3.8 (lowest in my life). The last round I had 13 out of 14 fairways and 17 out of 18 greens for a round of 71 (1 under par). I had 34 putts which held me back from shooting in the mid to upper 60's. That last round proved to myself that this swing technique really works. I have never had 17 greens in a round. The irons have been my weakest link in my golf game; not now! I can now concentrate more on my short game and putting since this swing makes my irons very consistent and "krispy". One minor ball flight I need some advice on is hitting a slight fade shot using this swing. I tried your grid ball placement but did not have great success in trying to hit a fade. After watching your ball flight video again, I believe I need to be slightly more vertical on the backswing and downswing and have the ball a little more slightly forward, so the swing arch will have the clubhead slightly out to in at impact. Please confirm if this adjustment will provide the slight fade I am looking for. I will be trying this the next time I get to the range.