Awesome video dude 🤘

Will give this method a try as nothing else has helped me learn all the notes on the fretboard without stopping and taking a few seconds to figure out note positions. Would love to know where notes are instantly by memory

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Long long long long….😊

Or you can just buy stickers and put them on your fret board . . .

Maybe the best guitar lesson I’ve seen…. Thank you!!

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I like This!!!

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This is brilliant!!

Can this help me in playing Fingerstyle ?? I do play some what but need to get to the next level

The 5 12 7 for A is utter cobblers. Learn and understand chords ie R 3rd 5th and understand how a G chord is made up. GBD. Learn CAGED ie those 5 root chords and understand how you move the shapes of these chords. So a C shaped G would have the C shape moved up to the 10 fret on the A string. The A shape for G would be at the 10 fret on the A string also but the shape is different. So far all your using is GBD in three different shapes. The E shape is moved up three frets on the open E string so the 3rd fret or G is the root and the D shape is moved up 5 frets so its root would be the G note at the 5th fret on the D string. In all cases except for the roots CAGED chords the nut at 0 must be covered. E.g. G with C shape starts on A string at 10th fret, D sting at 9th fret, The G string is barred with your index finger across the 7th fret. The B string at the 8th fret and the barred fingers covering the 7th fret on the high E string. Everyone of these chord shapes, at these positions, is using GBD - The notes which form the G major chord. Root G - the 3rd B and the 5th - D. GaBcD.

This video tutorial is absolutely incredible. I'm three minutes in, and I am all of a sudden feeling very excited. I believe I might be getting it, but only thanks to you and the way youre teaching it. M8 ur brilliant. I have been practicing for three hours this morning, so I am locking off on a good note.im only 3 minutes in, I cannot wait to return to this video with a fresh mind. Thanks for all you do, 👊🏻

first time ive played the guitar was like over 10 years ago, i quit like couple of weeks playing. and i still hate myself for it. now i bought a new guitar to learn it, and its the first video ive seen where i just think to myself, that makes sense now xD have to watch more of your videos!

Sup bud! ❤

Great video my friend, thank you, Navy Mark...

you're trolling on that level 3 one, right? lmaooo

Genius display teacher ❤ Thanks for this tutorial and for your time

Like your style, to the point . Good clear instruction. D flat voicing. Interesting topic . Thanks.

Nice video, that’s exactly how I do it, but i thread the string through the peg, take the slack out, grab the string at the nut and pull it back to the first fret, maybe just a little farther, then bend the string up and wind holding the string down so as the winds are on top of the string smashing it down to the head stock to lock it down, works every time, never had an issue

How do you get your pinky to stop crowding finger 3?

thank you

Yeah it does. You just explained why.

Knowing music theory is Great, but some players that know alot of theory think to much when they play. Music to me should be more about sound and feeling. You need technical ability also to be able to play what you hear in your mind for example so that is also extremely important. I look at music theory as being book smart. While actual playing time and experience as being street smart in the world. So if you have both you are even more well versed, but I don't think understanding music theory completely is really needed for everyone. Look at George Lynch for example. He openly admits to not knowing alot of music theory, but when you listen to his playing he clearly knows EXACTLY what works and how to compose a song and his guitar works is as good as any guitarist from the 80's and 90's then comapre George to Randy Rhoads and Randy knew all kinds of music theory. Point being both guys are incredible players one knew theory inside and out and one didn't but both are incredible guitarist.

Those who play by ear dont need it. Period.

why do you not talk about fingering

I write and perform my own songs pretty well and I don't even know what that is. This is the equivalent of saying you can't be smart unless you go to college.

I don't need it I'm not a gator player

Great one dude!

Im already 55 yo, long time playing guitar but, slow to learn fast, getting old i think impact the speed, any advice?

what a excellent

Totally Awesome

Enjoyed the lesson but when you demonstrate at 6.15 your fretting hand is out of shot.

Great explanations. Thank you!

No offense but the pentatonic is the last thing that should be taught. Just because its become so generic and over used not ti mentjon, once people learn it, they never expand to natural minor, especially boomers. Theyre so musically ignorant and lazy and i beoiebe this scale inspires lazyness

The timing in the pre chorus is so strange. Everything is 4/4, but the guitar riff starts on the 7th fret on 8/8, so the downbeat (1) is the open E before the 6th fret. This has thrown a wrench in my spoke. Thank you for tabbing out the sheet music to help illustrate it for me.

Not only it's a great excercise, you also get a bonus song that you'll learn along with excercising. Thanks!

Simple but effective. Thank you :)

Being a beginner and my ring finger being the weakest, this killed me lol. It pays off in the end tho. Thank you!

This a really good exercice thanks a lot!

Fantastic lesson! The ring finger is the weakest finger. The Thumb being the strongest. This is a great exercise.

You are one amazing teacher!!! Thank you very much for this! Cheers.

Im really new to guitar and i was wondering when do you play both of them together how do i read the notes

finally a serious tutorial not tilted as "memorize fretboard 30 seconds", they give useless triangles or patterns stuff. this video is the most proper and correct way to do it i swear to god i tried and im almost there. Thank u !

Solid advice about just listening to the song. Thanks for the lesson.

Hope I win

Great tips There , I’ve done most of those improvising , but it’s always good to spice up your playing like that, I find myself getting into a rut sometimes, I forget some times to put in some verity. Thanks much . Awesome.

Your video is very useful

this will take me awhile lol

When you can grip a guitar neck like a baseball bat with all fingers, and thumb wrapped around and the thumb can't even touch A it is because of hand size. When regular playing forget about the thumb muting even E. When your longest finger is not much longer than a standard AA battery it is safe to say it is hand size.