Fretboard Logic | 2 ESSENTIAL skills for fretboard mapping

[@soundguitar]

Study the fretboard further with my awesome FREE chord chart called "Chords with Color": bit.ly/32UF6cQ

[@dandilion62]

Love your lessons Jared..... I'm 66 years old and just starting to get a Little good at playing lead guitar. I wish you had been around when I was a teenager. Your pedagogical technique is impeccable. Thank you !

[@jorvten360]

This is the best channel diving deep´n easy into guitar & music theroy. This playlist is golden!

[@soundguitar]

So glad to hear that. Glad you're enjoying it, thanks! ~~ Jared

[@jwardbass4452]

Massively underrated channel. I’ve been playing for years and I’ve learned more from this than I have from two years of on and off theory learning.

[@soundguitar]

That's awesome to hear, glad you found it helpful!! Cheers, -Jared

[@storytimewithme2]

I can’t believe this exists, incredible

[@lubricatednipplecheek3074]

absolutely excellent lesson man thank you so much for uploading this stuff. This channel needs way more views

[@soundguitar]

I appreciate that! Glad you found this helpful. Thanks so much :) -Jared

[@georgechristiansen6785]

I really like this. I do basically the same idea of "chunking" by basing things off of 3 string closed major triads. That way you get great accompaniment/2nd guitar chords while also learning the intervals.

[@mariogomes5200]

I really appreciate your lessons. Till now you have the lessons that help me a lot. You are the best teacher I met on KZbin. Unfortunately I don't have the money to do your courses, if I had I would. But I'm enjoying your videos and learning. I don't know the best sequence to master my guitar play but im trying on my own way watching your videos on KZbin. Thank you very much. 🙏🏿

[@mattkanter1729]

The bridge in between! OMG Tripping out on the clarity. Thank you !!

[@soundguitar]

Nice!! that's what I like to hear :) Glad it was helpful! ~~ Cheers, -Jared

[@eaglethefox]

I've been playing for ten years. Dexterity is fine, but what you did for me in the span of less than twenty minutes is incredible. I know can see how easily a 2-5-1 is to find. I owe you big time. Thanks thanks thanks!

[@gerardedit]

Great lesson. Thanks!

[@GoneGoner]

I am a simple man. Any video that Jared releases is s video I like and watch till the end. Thank you Jared 👊

[@soundguitar]

Much appreciated! 🙏 :)

[@hansenmarc]

Great approach! If you understand the logic behind the fretboard layout, all the shapes that others blindly memorize make so much more sense. It reminds me of the Matrix, where Neo is able to see through the code to the underlying reality. So glad to hear you mention chunking. I found it much easier to memorize the notes on the fretboard once I started thinking in terms of the CDE chunk and the FGAB chunk.

[@soundguitar]

Nice, haha, love the Matrix analogy!

[@michaelgaurnier3108]

Amazing as always! You’re giving us the tools to eventually be able to do jazz improv which is amazing. Thank you.

[@soundguitar]

Glad to help! :) thanks! ~~ Jared

[@malding1]

That is EXACTLY my goal

[@danikparisien3268]

Your videos are just soooo great. I have learned more than I could imagine. These are the best videos that can be found for guitare. It helps understanding the guitar. Once you do, you will remember it for life. Thank you for that.

[@soundguitar]

So glad you like the videos and that you're finding them helpful! Thanks so much Danik!

[@sustainablelife1st]

Fantasitc lesson. I'm going to do your full Chord theory Series satrting at step 1. Thank you so much!

[@Dodoskee]

Loved your visualization trick. Thanks! That definitely resonates with my way of seeing the fretboard.

[@ciprianopinto7208]

Thanks for an excellent lesson Jared

[@masterbuilder3166]

This is so helpful. The visual was a fantastic way of teaching this 💯🎸👍

[@leascaart]

9:00 THIS is a home RUN technique and hack. GREAT TO KNOW!! THis is much easier than counting frets.

[@HigherPlanes]

Beautiful lesson. Especially the second part. Never thought about it that way. Guitar is such an amazing instrument, you always find something new.

[@soundguitar]

Indeed! Glad you liked it. thanks!

[@Chreeseol]

Phenomenal lessons. I'm in the process of watching all your videos and loving them.

[@soundguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@snackcrackers8]

Hello! I've watched all the videos in the playlist up to here so far. I've learned a lot. You are by far one of the best teachers out there! I just have 1 question. In this video at 2:11 You start #1 diagram. On the first set of diagram #1 I can get the next octave on the right side but not the left. Vice versa, on the second set of diagram #1 I can get the next octave on the left but not the right. Sorry if I can explain it well. You have done amazing so this is definitely an error on my part. Just wanted to see if you can clear this up for me. Thank you!

[@rexbenemerito1943]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@donaldlee1224]

As retired Marine and 60's leftover, never really got into music theory, although I played since '64 . Now that I'm retired giving it a shot. Find it fascinating, especially the way you explain it. Alway knew about the 1-7 way of finding octave but this 5th idea makes it much easier. Thanks. SEMPER FI.

[@soundguitar]

I'm glad it was interesting, Donald!

[@geniusdexter6]

Thank you very much for the lessons! I've watched many youtube guitar tutorials and your lessons to me are the easiest to understand! I'm currently halfway through the chord construction playlist and the videos have helped a ton! Just one request, if possible, could you make a video on how to sight read better? I've been playing guitar for a couple of years but still haven't made progress when it comes to reading sheet music :(

[@soundguitar]

You're very welcome! So glad to hear that you're finding these helpful and clear. That means a lot

[@christopherjamesblackwell]

Your videos are all really great. You're not getting enough views or subscribers. C'mon youtube algorithm, get your sh#t together

[@soundguitar]

Haha, thanks! Maybe someday it'll pickup. I'll just keep going either way :)

[@ninadbhatmusic]

What an excellent tutorial! Almost as if Greek is starting to make sense to me. You’re amazing

[@soundguitar]

Thanks! 😃 Cheers, ~~ Jared

[@steveb4400]

Sometimes we need a slap in the head to break ingrained habits. This is a great video for exactly that. Thank you.

[@SONICSYMPHONY1508]

Very helpful Master

[@MrBazda]

Excellent channel

[@soundguitar]

Thank you very much!

[@robgray9620]

Yes sure is a great channel! Thanks Jared

[@soundguitar]

Glad you think so!

[@neonova1147]

Great lesson!

[@soundguitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@camp_cire]

Great explanations. I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you!

[@soundguitar]

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful :) - Jared

[@himanshuverma97]

Bless you!!

[@soundguitar]

and you

[@carmeloflores3775]

Very great and useful guitar lessons

[@soundguitar]

Glad you think so!

[@nestorb.garcia1240]

Very informative

[@sylvain7277]

Excellent !

[@soundguitar]

Many thanks!

[@eljuno01]

I’m so thankful that I found your channel Jared. I have subscribed and have benefited from your supplemental material available for download. What is the app you are using with your Apple Pencil?

[@soundguitar]

That's great to hear, Victor! Thanks for watching. The app is called Notability. It's quite handy with the apple pencil.

[@donindri]

Discovering all the duplicate notes and where they were was a light bulb moment a few years ago for me, but the lightning bolt moment came this year when I tuned to P4ths and realized that without a Turdy 3rd tuning anywhere there’s less shapes and they’re all the same for a given inversion! So you could give me a 24 string guitar with 72 frets and I would know where all the notes and chords are! Thanks for posting

[@johnrambokv5026]

This guy is awesome...i try free course,some pdf....i recomanded to all,its amazing course

[@soundguitar]

Thanks for that!

[@normanwylie1530]

very helpfull

[@soundguitar]

Glad it helped :)

[@alexmarkowski3859]

AT FIRST I WAS LIKE THIS IS SO STUPID. Then I got it! Oh this is important. Yeah this is going to help me.

[@Oneminuteguitarkenji]

Can you flip for lefties

[@acousticadventure1]

Freakin' cool

[@soundguitar]

Thanks!

[@fattyz1]

I learned this when I learned 3nps right? Because you go one too many and you hear the octave .

[@leodagan7438]

les numbers the fret guitar not in line !

[@erniebarbosa3262]

👍👍👍💯🤙🤙🤙

[@windsurfmaui8239]

What about Warmoth? They don't sell kits but you can buy bodies and necks, all the important. holes drilled, finished (painted) or unfinished and assemble them with your own electronics

[@iggykarpov]

0:43 Episode 11

[@bloodynin9757]

Great lesson but please don’t hold up traffic on your bike

[@aurorakingslight9328]

I'm sorry I am soooo confused when you say that the 5th is below the root. Isn't that a 4th??? Ahh