Quick Visual Lesson On Notes... |
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Quick Visual Lesson On Notes... |
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May 28 2014, 10:51 PM |
Hi mate, this sounds at least curious for me. What link do you have? Do you have a video?
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May 29 2014, 08:52 AM |
For me, learning the fretboard in an organic way, was a great approach - I have described it in this thread here and there's also an exercise to go with it
https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...st&p=671081 What do you guys think? |
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May 29 2014, 10:46 AM |
@ Gab:
There really wasn't anything else on the page, no video or anything, I just did a google search on learning the notes on a guitar and found that. Here's the page: http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/lessons/the...tml?no_takeover @ Cosmin: That is an interesting exercise but I don't see how that teaches actual note positions on the neck? |
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May 29 2014, 01:39 PM |
I just created this worksheet for myself if anyone else is interested.
[attachment=37334:Guitar_N...orkSheet.pdf] |
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May 29 2014, 01:59 PM |
Well, my approach to this is simple. I know the names of the notes from strings 6th, 5th, 4th because it help me to play the chords. There you find the roots from the chords, so I memorized all the natural notes there. Continuing this becomes easier. First string is exactly the same than string 6. Strings 2 and 3 notes are also easy to find because I know the octave chord shapes.
In other words, I can find all the different places where the same note is because I know this structure: -------------------- My lessons
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May 29 2014, 02:54 PM |
@ Gab: There really wasn't anything else on the page, no video or anything, I just did a google search on learning the notes on a guitar and found that. Here's the page: http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/lessons/the...tml?no_takeover @ Cosmin: That is an interesting exercise but I don't see how that teaches actual note positions on the neck? It's pretty easy man - you take the backing and see the chord progression. Then when each chord changes, you play a particular interval in respect to that chord. Let's say we want to learn 3rds. The chord progression is Cmaj Am Fmaj Gmaj Play the 3rd of each chord over the chord itself on one string and say the note out loud singing it n the same time. Then get to the next string and so on. IN the end you will know the notes, their positions and their sounds as 3rds Then they can get other functions and so on. Hope it makes sense! |
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