Guitar Fretboard Notes - Easily Memorize The Guitar Fretboard Notes

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@jorgiewtf]

And after 20 years of playing, I finally understand my fretboard! Thank you!!!

[@thedancingpostman]

Charlie, many thanks. You've help me a great deal, I'm booming ahead. At 49 years old, I've made more progress in 3 months than I ever did as a teen.

[@mickeygovender2851]

Charlie, I love the way you present your lessons. Crisp and clear. So useful, too. Keep going , Man

[@ianpickering9721]

Thanks for that Charlie, very clear, concise and easy to understand, even without a guitar in my hands.

[@galaxies4ever]

I want to thank you for this lesson. This is something I've been wanting to learn for years and always found daunting. But I've been practicing this for a couple days now and I'm amazed by what I've learned and how easy it is. This is invaluable for soloing during a song. Thanks again.

[@Succstrat]

Well Charlie I have tried figuring this out on my own and now I know why you are the man, this will open a lot of doorways and answer a lot of questions and now finally I can explore getting up and down the neck. Thanks

[@jimwilliams3517]

Wow, Charlie! You laid that out so simply. Thank you Maesto. I'm especially glad for this because I'm gaining arthritis in my hands and I need something to exercise them. This will be the beginning of the scales I use to exercise my hands. You're a good man Charlie.

[@jimwilliams3517]

Awesome advice. I'll do that. Thank you very much.

[@michaelwilkerson6825]

Thank you Charlie for this lesson. I love how you explain in a very detailed and understandable way!

[@miriampaneth6977]

Unbelievable. So great. This info is so key. On behalf of the guitar-playing world...THANK YOU!

[@bernardfajardo8274]

So nice... Clearly understood...thanks

[@LyvTube]

I'm really happy to have been figuring this out by myself and see that it really was the right way to do it ;) Basics are so important :) Thanks for the lesson !

[@AnastasiaShanueva]

That's amazing! These scales have always made me feel frustrated, for it felt like something completely impossible to memorize, but now I see that it is easy. Thank you very much, you are the first person who could make it clear to me :)

[@georgebatchelor1260]

Charlie a really good and simple exercise, pity I'm at work without my guitar! Will get busy when I get home.

[@martinhoward7322]

Cheers Charlie. Many thanks for explaining this, another piece fits the puzzle.

[@TroyShahanMusic]

That’s a great lesson man!

[@alejandroroal990]

I makes so much sense now. Great info. Thank you very much.

[@D3adpool88]

What a great lesson from an awesome teacher. Thanks for sharing

[@olesneaker]

Thank you, Charlie! I used to use similar aids when I was teaching, but you gave me a new method! I was sure I would never be able to recall all the notes; now I am sure I will be able to, with work!

[@shijinvarghese8453]

Really Really Really...Helpful!! i knew the chromatic scale and figuring the the notes on Low E was easy, but never thought of using the octaves to figure out the notes on other strings. Thanks mate..thank you so much!!

[@pecenak21]

This is actually one of the most useful videos I have ever watched. Great work.

[@RokyJJ]

Thank you so much Charlie! I am Italian I speak English only a bit but your explanation was so clear and easy to understand! This made my day so good! 🎸

[@jeffwhitner6637]

This is how I do it. Basically, the notes are in the same order, only the starting point changes so, really once you memorize the Low E string, there are just a couple of ways to find any note quickly. Great Lesson and Very Important topic!

[@geralynpalacol9295]

THANK YOU SO MUCH CHARLIE🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏 - YOU ARE SUCH AN EXCELLENT TEACHER!!!!!!✅

[@EmstoneMusic]

Charlie: you are outstanding...you make it so easy. THANKS!

[@lelaprincess]

Wow. This is cool. Thanks

[@Henber77]

Great Lesson thanks 😃

[@sandybda]

thanks, charlie....that helped me to understand better...good job, man...i'm a bass guitarist but i also like to play guitar, as well....

[@rogercarey5397]

Awsome . Great video

[@RShea-lp9wk]

I'm gonna have to work on this lesson 'til it seeps in and effortlessly comes out. Glad I took/signed up for GM101 so texas blues hopefully makes more sense. Well, whatever it takes....one step at a time! Thanks Charlie........Emmet Shea

[@lpacheco690]

Very helpful method thanks for the tips

[@steveboxing]

Wow that's a great lesson!

[@paulpoogi6444]

Thanks, very informative, great lesson!

[@JeffDrobman]

I find it easier to identify notes in the middle of the guitar by just starting at the 12th fret and working a few frets over on any string while counting half notes.

[@nigelpayne1262]

Hi, I find it difficult to stretch and span out my fingers on the fret board any tips or methods please to get over this hurdle many thanks.

[@guitar_ray]

Look up hand and finger stretches and its something that you'll build up the more you play.

[@onebigswede129]

Best lesson yet on fretboard, thanks

[@jeffbieber2243]

That helped me so much that was awesome thanks!!!!

[@westleyfreeman7851]

this is what i need to learn. its making sense now.

[@enderwolf2153]

Wow! I've been playing guitar for a couple of years and played live etc and have not even thought of this!

[@tengmayor]

good job

[@someoneelse.2252]

Great explanation Cobber !!!

[@Finicki12345]

This was one of those ah-ha moments for me. I play a little piano too and as soon as I saw the piano notes compared with the guitar frets I totally got it! So simple but I just didn’t see it until this!

[@huynguyen-gt5um]

Very good.

[@gustavozamora]

Thanks.... greetings

[@seadooful]

Hey say i got thank u londing keep practine .

[@cliffordgendron596]

Good stuff!

[@tjrez6786]

thanks man, that was helpful :)

[@yvetteellis8682]

Hey Charlie, “Duuuuuude, oh my!” Thank you!!

[@jimbola77]

you are Great!!!!!!!

[@ronaldojorge4537]

muito bom

[@huynguyen-gt5um]

great

[@Dr.JesseLiang]

nice

[@dunboozin]

Can you show us the fifths and thirds mate please.

[@SlimJim0077]

The page linked at the end (www.guitarmasterymethod.com/notes) is 404 :-(

[@andrewanderson1897]

There are no black keys between B and C and no blackeys between E and F.

[@quotemenot7520]

I counted 17 notes in total.

[@martinharvey2390]

How on Earth can you have your index and pinky finger 6 frets apart? When I curl my fingers to fret a string they can't reach far enough to cover 3 frets!

[@scottivey9143]

Qpuwp

[@s.n.8128]

Fuck dude, i already knew this.. like, for real, i just never saw it? The answer have been there for so long, yet.. i just didnt see it? I've known for quite some time how to "count" the fretboard note names, just like you did E F G A B C D. And ive just been remembering that if you go "up" a semitone, you add # and if you down a semitone, you add b, except at B/C and E/F. However, the octave thing where you basically just do a "powerchord" without the a string. e.g. 2nd fret E, 4th fret d, i've always known that, that was an octave.. i just never got to think of it the way you show in the video. Thanks for the kind of silly and embarresing eyeopener!

[@Chesscolin883]

Great Lesson, thank you