1 Simple Trick to Visualizing and Memorizing the Fretboard | GuitarZoom.com | Steve Stine

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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
Do you ever feel like you’re “stuck” in one spot on your fretboard? If so, watch this video.
Because Steve is going to show you 1 simple trick that will help you visualize the fretboard, so you can move across the fretboard with confidence, instead of being “stuck” and not knowing where to go next.
Watch the video and give it a try... and don’t forget to comment!
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[@stewi1958]

Awesome Steve, I have picked up the guitar again after 30 years, I was following the youcision tutoring and found it so boring, then I saw your lessons on KZbin brilliant I love the way you teach so I joined guitar zoom and purchased to course plus watching some tips from you on KZbin, have come on leaps and bounds. so a big thanks.

[@wm17959]

Hey Steve, your videos are amazing. I've even shared then with my guitar teacher and I use them in conjunction with what he's teaching me. Thank so much!

[@ktd4944]

Once again, some extremely useful advice there Steve, thanks a lot mate.

[@james1stful]

Thank you so much for this help. Ive been playing for many years but still find this extremely helpful.

[@manhongtv81]

Thank's Steve.. This is really useful and helpful in mastering and connecting pentatonic scales in different positions.. I'll definitely gonna practice!!!

[@benjaminforster4500]

I have followed all of Steve's "Fret Board Mastery" videos, which by themselves are awesome. He definitely covered "meandering," which is an awesome way to learn the fret board. This video though, adds just a little more point of view regarding meandering which is amazingly helpful. Thanks Steve for everything. I've learned more than I thought was possible through your videos.

[@deadpatriot8047]

Mr. Stine thanks so much for this video. I've been all over KZbin looking for a video that would help me with this exact issue. Not so much the jamtrack but the connecting of positions. Helped me so much!

[@firewind10100]

Cool, going to check out, thanks Steve!

[@muffelmeierheinrich]

I just want to say thank you for helping me get back on track, you helped me from not being number 22 today.

[@myguitar362]

Nice job I look at the fret board in a different way.i think this might get me out of a rut.i never looked at connecting the scales like that.i new it but you helped me visualize it.

[@Wilayaat]

Brilliant as always....

[@alexandrefiamoncini8263]

Great Job!!! Best regards from Brazil...

[@andymitchell3985]

This was a great exercise. It never really occurred to me that I could learn to meander with just a droning track. Here I was trying to put together drums and full accompaniment on Logic Pro and all I needed was a drone...in any key. Worked well, though!

[@douglascachemir6996]

thanks Mr. Stine.

[@dalton7145]

Brother you are an amazing guitar player and teacher! Why you dont have your own band is beyond me!

[@Ray-wd4mf]

Great explanation- thank you for this lesson. I love the static backing track in the beginning, if you have the link available please share!

[@winstonbryant9168]

thanks

[@Jbeliski]

The last part sounded just like pink floyd with the backing part. Fantastic!

[@Bezman70]

Hey Steve, I've learnt so much from your videos so thank you. Is there any chance you can upload this backing track again please as every link to it is broken and i want to learn more about Meandering. Thank you again 👍

[@zurimonz5493]

thanx for the good tip brother....I've been doing this for 2weeks everyday for 2-3hours...what do I do to make it sound like a melody instead of just notes and root..

[@igkyiv8495]

Hi Steve, thank you for the great trick. But could you also please tell the settings of your amp/effects pedal you have in this video?

[@Guitarzoom]

I use various amps and vst plugins, and honestly can't remember what I used for this, but it was probably Guitar Rig VST, with a little delay and reverb (which is all I use, other than distortion when needed, of course).

[@Mario-jn5zq]

Where is the link to the backing track, sorry I didn't find it

[@dabblersbuffet]

I noticed something when you were talking about the pentatonic positions, doesn't all 5 of them form the CAGED system?

[@tom434911]

Dabbler's Buffet They don't form the CAGED system, they are part of it, and can be used with other elements of it. 👍

[@cellardwellerproductions5125]

Sorry I'm late to the party here. Hopefully these will help. One thing they don't tell you when you get those easy beginners books and you learn 'Mary has a little lamb' is that the open chords are all movable and this is the basis of 'CAGED' kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5bHZZJrjNNnjtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ_Kd4lqj9yUhqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpnVeJiloa6nrNk

[@r1too]

Why you gotta describe me to a T about my lack of understanding of the fretboard and then make a video about it so everybody can see it........STEVE!!! Well, Ya did give me the free guitar solo cheat PDF (THANK YOU!) so I guess we're friends again.. THANKS STEVE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davefletcher9325]

where's the jam track you mentioned Steve? Can't see any link

[@Guitarzoom]

Please try this link: goo.gl/FtdDHI

[@JamminJim42]

Hi Steve, the link doesnt work for the backing track. Cheers

[@Guitarzoom]

Sorry about that. Try this link instead. lp.guitarzoom.com/4-easy-ways-to-play-hot-guitar-solos/?source=youtube&medium=organic&campaign=gsme-regular&content=gsme-promo-videos

[@raultejano2079]

is there a dvd for all tour video available?

[@Guitarzoom]

This is a promo video for "Guitar Solos Made Easy by Steve Stine". Please check out guitarzoom.com for all the courses available. Guitarzoom

[@eaglet260100]

how do I get the free pdf and backing track?

[@Guitarzoom]

Here you go! lp.guitarzoom.com/4-easy-ways-to-play-hot-guitar-solos/?source=youtube&medium=organic&campaign=gsme-regular&content=gsme-promo-videos

[@winstonbryant9168]

I'm lost when you start talking about positions, I'm new to guitar, I know some chords and some of the fundamentals, but I'm lost when you say positions. Maybe theirs something that can help me with that on guitar zoom.

[@Guitarzoom]

Positions are different places to play scales, and just like barre chords, if you memorize a few basic ones and have some understanding of notes on the fretboard (mainly the 6th and 5th strings) then you can move them around in any key quite easily. While there can be many positions depending on which scales you are playing, “root position” is the standard. This is where the root of the scale is the lowest note. For more check out more of our videos on scales and how to use them!

[@travisthmpsn]

where can I get that backing track?

[@Guitarzoom]

Please try this link: lp.guitarzoom.com/4-easy-ways-to-play-hot-guitar-solos/?source=youtube&medium=organic&campaign=gsme-regular&content=gsme-promo-videos

[@SevenToes2007]

Hmm, got the mail to this video today. If I want to download the jam track the page says it has expired and I get redirected.. ;-(

[@Guitarzoom]

Hi! Please try goo.gl/FtdDHI for the FREE PDF and Backing Tracks. :)

[@JohnAlephMusic]

Where is the link. The one in the description is just a link to url shortening

[@Guitarzoom]

Please try this one: lp.guitarzoom.com/4-easy-ways-to-play-hot-guitar-solos/?source=youtube&medium=organic&campaign=gsme-regular&content=gsme-promo-videos

[@JohnAlephMusic]

thanks!

[@lindaharrison3240]

Why does this sound like Shine on you crazy diamond?

[@davidbrinkhurst5359]

Thanks for the contribution, but is it just me, or is this video majorly (pun) :-) out of sync with the audio?

[@thunderknight99]

The backing track wasn't cool... Sounded more like one from those isochronic stuffs.. Sort giving an irritation! I appreciate the lesson though.

[@mazb2528]

Anyone can do that on a note.C'mon - MORE!!!!