Learn The Fretboard - How To Memorize The Notes Of The Fretboard

[@Andrew-qe2rk]

Literally watched hundreds of guitar tutorials and you are the first person that I can actually learn from. The way you explain, and annotate strumming patterns and show the guitar fret board with finger placement etc is the best. Keep up the good work and thanks.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thanks Andrew!

[@estelle_elith]

Can only double that!

[@hersieperalta1337]

Your the best idol

[@thestartraveler2321]

Yes, so true! You have a gift of teaching :)

[@desmondb43]

Your fantastic

[@TimoDrawsAndPaints]

I'm 52. Never played guitar, but ordered my first guitar few days ago. This video will be my bible until I have fully memorized/learned all. Thank you for taking the time and explaining it in a way that makes sense.

[@soulvaccination8679]

So how have you done so far?

[@Itsjustdontae]

@@soulvaccination8679 same I wanna know

[@Oumegah]

@@Itsjustdontae I think he resold his guitar and went into bass

[@TheLordstrider]

How did it go?

[@Johnny_Doe]

What’s the status? You quit due to calluses?

[@kyleschneider1718]

My personal favorite for remembering the open strings in standard is "Eddy Ate Dynamite Good Bye Eddy" because of how absurd it sounds lol Though I'm sure everyone here has heard this before

[@rishimishra208]

How about "Every Adult Dog Growls Bites Eats"

[@Tihsllubllasti]

I actually have not heard that and my name is Edd. I've been playing guitar for years and that's the first one I've heard that's easy for me to remember.

[@jazzsheehan]

I was taught Every Apple Does Go Bad Eventually 😊

[@kyleschneider1718]

@@jazzsheehan Oh that's a good one too! Used to know a guy who played acoustic and sang at a bar my grandpa frequented, and if I remember correctly, that's the one he said he used too.

[@quentinlathrop5201]

Ever Acid Dealer Gets Busted Eventually

[@markbrown7103]

I learned the guitar fingerboard in And about the middle 80s. I am glad I did. It was the best thing I ever did. Then I started to learn to read music. Then I learned how to read finger style music. I’ve been playing guitar since about the middle of 1974. I’m 71 years old. I love my guitar. I wouldn’t take anything for it. The best thing I can say for beginners is to listen to you about learning, fingerboard and learn how to read music it stops mass confusion, hope you have a wonderful day. I watch your videos occasionally you teach very well and teach new students. You’re one of the better teachers on KZbin. Have a great day.👍❤️😄🎸🎼🎵🎶🎸

[@stjohnsriverrat7161]

I'm 61, and I'm trying to learn it as well .

[@derildany]

The OG guitar tutor. 100% quality content

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thank you 😊

[@MrJonnyroboto]

Over 10 years ago, a very good friend of mine, and all around musical instrument savant told me if I wanted to learn guitar, the first thing I needed to do was memorize the fret board. 10 years later I find this video and it makes the task not nearly as daunting. Thank you so much for producing this content.

[@NomanKhanSpeaks]

If I hadn't come across your video, I'D HAVE NEVER LEARNT THE FRETBOARD! I have watched a LOT of videos and your way of teaching is excellent!!!!!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Great to hear!

[@Madchris8828]

How has literally no guitar teacher on here that I've watched, besides you, mentioned all of the octave shapes?! Genius! Thanks so much. I've been struggling so hard with fretboard memorization it hurts...

[@graxia777]

I am a guitarist, and have not internalized my fretboard yet. The exercises are so much helpful. Thanks. :) In no time, I'll be able to master them.

[@DedRucktheDuck]

did you learn it?

[@Buzza235]

Have you mastered them?

[@LockDemBeats]

I love how nobody ever responds to the question

[@Stargazer-px7fw]

Because they quit and won’t admit it 😅

[@keepee2107]

Magaling kana ata maam pa turo naman ako

[@Raj-np1sc]

Best video on the whole of youtube if you are an absolute beginner who knows nothing in a guitar. First step for any beginner is to keep grinding whatever is said in this video for 2 hours every single day for at least 5 months before learning any chords or strumming patterns. Believe me guys, I have experienced it myself. I knew nothing about guitar 5 months back and now through constant practice of whatever this genius has said in this video, I can say that I am in a stage where I don’t have to count on the fretboard anymore to play any musical note in any fret and in any string. What that helps me achieve is, I can easily play any song on any octave. This is the bible of guitar, the ultimate tutorial one can ever make. Thanks a ton buddy for this video. I wish I could meet you in real life, I would love to give you a hug for your amazing contribution towards my learning and understanding of the guitar! I would have never ever learnt guitar so fast if I had not come across this video 5 months back. I still feel I have a long long way to go and I am gonna continue grinding this stuff every single day for the rest of my life until and unless I have memorised every second of this video to perfection.

[@greenygg3498]

2 things I rarely do is comment on videos or study theory. Dave has inspired me unexpectedly. I'm self taught on guitar and stuck in a rut. It was only after applying the techniques in this video has it absolutely changed things so quickly. I have only internalised 1 note on the fretboard (A) but already I can feel and hear the value/difference. Excited about prioritising this method. Thanks.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

That’s so awesome to hear! Keep it up!

[@47BullThe]

How well are you playing now? I just started the same note per string and now I feel like I'm really learning!

[@greenygg3498]

@47BullThe stick with it if you can. I have stopped and started too many times over the last year and lost momentum with the process. Your timing of this comment is uncanny as about a month ago I started practising again and some days I might only get 5 mins however after a few weeks can feel the internalising coming back. I could tell you what fret a note is on but when I am noodling to a backing track I do find, especially with natural notes I just 'see them/recognise them' making it easier to find a triad root or chord shape root.

[@jessicabruggmann9547]

I think I understood more in these 20 minutes as a complete beginner on guitar than in all my teaching materials. And English isn't even my first language. Thank you.

[@joseramirez-cf9ki]

Wow bro! Literally what everyone else said! You are the first lesson I can actually comprehend what you’re saying and gave me the confidence that I didn’t hit a dead end at playing guitar! Thank you!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

No problem:)

[@elmiguel6725]

Not just a great lesson, but an absolutely essential one! Eye opening! Thank you Dave !!!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

😄😄

[@GuitarLessonsMadeEasy]

@@GuitarZero2Hero great vid !

[@emd1791]

At the beginning of this video I was confused and overwhelmed and by the end of it I completely understood. THANK YOU

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

You’re welcome!

[@alexapotts8876]

Self taught starting several years ago but never ever took basics and picked up my guitar for the first time in a couple years. Even though I play piano I play and learn by ear so I didn’t know any of this and it didn’t easily transition in my mind to guitar. This was an incredibly helpful video!!

[@DarynFilms]

This is probably the most useful guitar lesson video I've seen yet! I've been learning a song and I was able to replace one of the chords with a more convenient one by finding it myself using this knowledge and that felt really, really good to do. Thank you for this!

[@alli-anngrin1730]

My fav video out of all that I watched on youtube about learning fretboard. I'm glad there's someone who didn't try to show off their speed and played basic notes instead of some F sharp dorian scale on 16th fret. I practiced a few days and already can see the progress

[@vc.00]

I learned to play the guitar in August 2018 thanks to your videos. But I was lazy and I only focused on a few easy chords that pretty much every song has. Never learned to play the power chords or the barre chords or the notes on the fretboard. Never learned a fingerpicked song. And because of these, I was embarrassed to say that I could play the guitar. All I did was strum chords. This video has exactly what I need to really learn to play the guitar. So thank you. Hopefully, I won't get lazy and I'll be able to say that I can play the guitar by the end of August this year.

[@violethill4454]

Man, it would really be a treat if you would teach guitar music theory lessons, you're one of the best teacher I've found here in KZbin :)

[@Mpactpics]

Another good teacher specifically for music theory is Gracie. I can't recall her last name, but I'm sure if you do a search, 'Gracie music theory', her channel will come up.

[@chuan-kangshih78]

Wow, wow, wow, how lucky I am! This is only the fourth day since I set my heart on learning the guitar and I came across this invaluable video. I am an experienced violin player but the guitar fretboard is so intimidating to me. It’s so wide and long, and it’s tuned in fourths and third. Thank god now I know I will put the guitar fretboard under command in a relatively short period of time. Thank you ever so much. No wonder more than one million viewers of this video and more than one million subscribers to your channel! You totally deserve it. I am now your newest subscriber.😊🎉

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thank you 😊 just a few short excercises goes a long way!

[@SukhrajB]

4:41 just blew my mind. I did not know about these shapes. taught me a new way to look at the fretboard. helpful to a beginner like me.

[@ronarrendale4259]

This is by far the best method I have ever come across to memorize my guitar string notes. The exercises are second to none. Thank you very much!!!!!

[@pepavasata6790]

Learning the notes takes minutes, but actually internalising them is something completely different. These exercises are super helpful, will definitely be applying them.

[@madsweeteners]

I had lost all motivation to learn guitar a week after I got into it, and it was mainly because I couldn't really find a fun, interesting and immediately helpful lesson that allowed me to find some direction as an absolute beginner. This has enlightened me to see what my next steps could look like after learning some basic terminology. Thanks a lot for this video! And yes, I've seen and read about the importance of not internalising the fretboard as a starter and just straight up learning chords, but I seriously don't just wanna play a couple of songs and leave, as tempting as it sounds; I do want to understand what I'm doing so I can master it in the future with proper technique and knowledge.

[@saysyoucan]

Now that was clear stuff! Thank you!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thank you so much for the support!

[@jayey4616]

Man U don’t understand how much this has helped me I literally had people in front of me teaching and still didn’t quite understand but this video right here just opened up my world of tunes thank you

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@Leon-mn8eo]

at first this was all spanish to me but as you went through the practices i now have a better understanding of what i am suppose to do. thank you.

[@tommysherlock]

Just started learning and as we all know, there are so many guitar teachers on the web. Have to say man, you are one of the best. Your tutorial/cover videos are simply brilliant and I’m about to start learning the board so I need look no further. Excellent work sir

[@anastasialeonhart]

I finished music school majoring in guitar back in 2017, and although I did learn how to play difficult pieces, I never internalized the fretboard. I knew exactly where to look for the notes and I internalized somewhere between 1/4 and 1/3 of the fretboard because of multiple repetitions, but I still keep struggling with sight-reading when it comes to intermediate or advanced pieces. I knew I wanted to get better at it, but I didn't know how and it scared me to think about how far I am technically and yet how there's so much more to learn; I felt paralyzed in some sense and needed guidance. Then I found this video. When you said you wished you'd internalized it way earlier I felt like I was not alone. I have watched your video carefully and I cannot thank you enough for the exercises, they make perfect sense to me. I know what I am going to do with my instrument in the next few weeks! I like to rationalize stuff and I can clearly see how advanced exercises that you offer can help with sight-reading. Thank you! You're an inspiration.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

You’re welcome Anastasia :)

[@ralfybaby]

Same here. I learned the classical guitar as a child and got back into it a couple of years ago. I can play rhe usual suspects like Leyenda and Recuerdos etc and can figure out the notes but like typing blind. Never too late to learn I guess ...

[@cerealseeka1774]

I am so thankful for this video. I picked up playing the guitar like 2 weeks ago and couldnt find any video in which this is explained in an proper and understandable way. Thanks so much for this!

[@Papi12629]

You're a treasure. Keep this guy safe.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

thanks Jillie!

[@jeremiahrice_music]

⁠​⁠@@GuitarZero2Herojillie?

[@jaegerjae]

I took 6 months of lessons and never learned anything this simple. Thank you for posting such a comment sense approach.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@bobbyfannin-rocks-out]

Thank you for the video guitar training! It's helped my guitar playing and weekly exercise out a lot!

[@MrGeorgeTruth]

Ding....this is the best simple and hands on guitar lesson I ever come across. Less talk (Most guitar tutorials talk too much like 30mins and ended up with one cord) and explain the method as playing along.

[@MOAB-UT]

Nice tips. What also helps is to print out a huge (legal paper- landscape mode) diagram of the fretboard. I have one that has circles around the notes (B&W.) I can then highlight the notes that I want to focus on- even circle in red marker if needed. I have several of these that are highlighted differently to allow me to focus on different things like various scales, chords, pentatonic scales, learning the fretboard one section at a time, etc. It is super useful. I have also found that if you can memorize the notes vertically in the OPEN position (EADGBE), Fret 5 (ADGCEA) and 12, they serve as great landmarks to then fill in the blanks. That and just practice, practice, practice. Also, of note, in the first position (mostly frets 0-3) you can go from top to bottom and spell out EFGABCDe and repeat... All great stuff! Learning the fretboard, both pentatonic scales and definitely the Major Scale is essential if you want to really start to play well.

[@l.horseman5704]

I am so happy that I actually by chance found your one and only video and teaching of learning all the notes on the neck of the guitar. Most of the people on teaching that say well you have to do your Pentatonic scales. So I have been working on these scales for couple of weeks now. My guitar has not given up one musical note yet. 🎵 I think I can learn this from you thank you so much.

[@vinodnambiarmusic]

Lov your "no-airs" straightforward style

[@mclaurinisGODsSon2]

Thank you. This is how teachers all should teach this stuff, right here. I will make a video, too, someday, teaching this exact same things. Lol I am too old, but I would like to see lots of people showing this too ...I know your not the only one. I will check. This is good stuff. I just picked up a guitar for the first time recently, so I love this. I learned so much!

[@christophermball]

While jotting down some notes for these exercises, I noticed I was getting a bit confused about up/down terminology as you were presenting things around the 5:10 mark, so I cross-referenced my understanding with a number of sources online. My ultimate takeaway, is that "up" and "down", whether it be directionally along the neck, or across the strings is purely based on pitch, not physical space. If the pitch gets higher, you are going "up". This applies to both movement directions. I believe you may be conflating the two concepts by speaking about moving "up" the neck correctly, while incorrectly reversing the terminology for moving across the strings (which is why I got confused taking down notes). Moving up across strings would mean moving from the 6th low E towards the 1st high e string because pitch is going up.

[@kateguitarrista1040]

Thank you so much for these wonderful exercises! I've been grappling with the fretboard for some time & feel sure that your video will help me finally master it. Thank you.

[@wyrden1500]

This is the video i was looking for to encourage myself and starting to learn the fretboard. Thank you, Dave!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

You’re welcome

[@helpinghand123]

This is THE video any guitar player of ANY level should look at first. It's a treasure trove!!!

[@thomasolayemi6317]

Been frustrated trying to learn on KZbin and you just made life easy for me! Thank you for this amazing tutorial! 💛

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Happy to help!

[@MrSoze-vx2vm]

Dude I've been trying to learn for ages without a teacher and I've gone down a rabbit hole for music theory and shit and that was way to complicated but your a God send bro. I think I'm on the right path starting with you

[@yaminmyataye7171]

You are truly a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Cindy-jf3et]

This is my first time learning guitar and it is my first instrument and I don’t know anything about music chord. When I first came across your video yesterday I couldn’t understand a thing. Today I wanted to give myself a chance to remember all the chords which you taught in this video. I kinda memorised all music alphabets lesson you teach in this video by taking notes and applied the method you’ve taught. It kinda blows my mind that in 15 mins of just writing notes without watching your video I kinda memorised all your chords formula and its was the easiest and simplest way to remember! Thanks❤ what a life saver 🎉

[@ralphb5622]

Excellent video. The speed and visuals are easy to follow. Great job, and thank you!

[@rs3018]

Scrolling through KZbin came across your video, applied your exercises I realized finding notes from one string to another follows a pattern not as hard as it looks your system is greatly appreciated I do have a question do you have a video that shows how to apply knowing the location of the note to a situation that you would need to know.. once again thank you so much great video!!

[@עידוטטרו]

Am i the only one who just LOVE him?

[@tigertran01]

Get in line...

[@matejtomko7541]

No

[@tigertran01]

@@matejtomko7541 No cutting in line. :)

[@user-hj8ji8es8j]

794K subscribers? Trust me, they ALL love him! Let's hope HE has found true love.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Haha aw thanks guys. Happy to help!

[@corib7344]

Thanks!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thank you so much Cori!

[@warrenoakes4521]

Superb lesson, very comprehensive and useful

[@akshaysehgal8102]

I had the same approach in learning fret notes as you told but forgot on basic element of timing my note response, metronome will definitely help a lot. Thanks, will come back to comment, my target is 3 weeks to internalize all notes by heart

[@Roofished]

I got my 1st guitar exactly 1 month ago today, I’m 60. I’ve been thinking about learning the fretboard, but I have to say I’ll be lucky to learn this in a few months, if not years, if ever !

[@giog3734]

I’m in the same boat ( 54 here). I’ve been at it for a few months now and can hardly remember how to play a 3 chord song a few days after learning it.... this lesson will have to wait. Lol

[@Gdawg0331]

Stick with it fellas!!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Agreed you just need to give it a little patience. As I say in the video start by learning the notes on 1 string (low e) and only move onto the next exercises when you’re confident. Don’t try to tackle everything in one go. It’s a process that takes as little as 5 minutes a day :)

[@duarte1070]

@Roo Dog @Gio G Just think that it is literally A;A#;B;C;C#;D;D#;E;F;F#;G;G# the first string is E, and there isnt E# , so its F, than F# ..... the next string starts with A, so then is A#, B;C#... easy :) just do this order with all strings. hope I helped

[@Roofished]

@@duarte1070 yeah I understand what he’s saying

[@lemonjellywobble]

Thanks

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

No problem!

[@user-fz3ip3ke8p]

Thank you for all the effort it takes to make videos like these. For beginners : what helped me was memorizing fret 0-5 on all strings first. When i think of C i basically have all the C's in mind

[@qcydios]

I've been struggling to understand the fretboard for almost 3 years since I've picked up the guitar. Using this method definitely removes the clouds from the road ahead. I knew I should be doing something like this, but never how to actually go about it. Removing all accidentals from the fretboard really opens up an avenue to make the process easier on myself. Sometimes learning is just about hearing a different thought process on an issue.

[@bettievegas]

Wow I've never been that able to master these skills... until today! I'll definitely do these exercises again and again, they are so useful and brilliant! thank you so much, I love your channel!

[@zebedees11]

After watching hundreds of videos and not getting it. This is the most comprehensive, easy to follow, no nonsense video I have ever seen and it has clicked with me right away!!! Thank you!!! 😃

[@ethanmena2807]

Loved it!!!!!!!!!! Can you do a lesson on scales? And how to throw a solo on a song? The closest I could find was "How to learn songs by Ear." Thank you!

[@lukaskastelovic3400]

Yeah..that would be great ✊

[@snehadebnath6944]

Technically you can learn scales from this video! If you’ve memorized the notes on the fretboard, I think you can figure out the a major scale or c major across all 6 strings and across one!

[@ethanmena2807]

@@snehadebnath6944 yeah true. I mean I know the WWHWWWH technique. And I can improv off of that. I usually do. But I would like to know how to actually do a scale and move it across the board and apply it. That is something I'm struggling with

[@snehadebnath6944]

@@ethanmena2807 ahh understood. Don’t worry, there’s many videos online and eventually you will get it. It’ll take some time but everything comes along with time. Remember to have fun!

[@angelphetamine]

literally the most informative and direct video for beginners out there. no advertising books, paid lessons etc. thank you so much this helped me a whole lot!!!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JoamG008]

I gotta admit, I'm able to play vast amount of songs without knowing my fret board. So thanks man, I needed this.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

No problems! It'll come in handy as you get more advanced - trust me!

[@avillianchillinskrillian]

Literally the best video on learning the fret board. I never realized how straight forward the notes are layout.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thanks!

[@duarte1070]

I cant believe that I've just memorized the whole fretboard so easily

[@wilcramer7556]

how fast did you do it

[@duarte1070]

@@wilcramer7556 instantly after understanding the order of the letters bro its literally aleays the same thing, but changes (goes back or foward) in the diferent strings

[@duarte1070]

@@wilcramer7556 took me like 2 mins

[@centmez1786]

How now...i dont understand the note

[@fknkashi]

Wow 🤯 frustration gone in 15 mins.. thank you. Only difficulty I think for me once I get the exercises down will be remembering the shortcuts. Excited for the results, thank you again.

[@Kurtis11266]

I absolutely love your content mate you've helped me become such a better guitarist I truly appreciate all the hard work and hours you've put into your videos!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thanks Kurtis :)

[@AnupamGupta-oz6ji]

Awesome... you have been doing a wonderful job in teaching guitar to the guitar lovers who could not some how take lessons .... its a charity .... i can see you teach amazingly well and with full detail not skipping or thinking the video would go long... keep up this good work. LOVE FROM INDIA....

[@bretjohnston9519]

Thank you so much for sharing this lesson! This is something I’ve struggled with. Very encouraging and well presented!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Glad it was helpful! Just take 5-10 minutes a day with it and you'll have it internalised within a month!

[@markmartin3221]

I think a lady posted “ Am I the only one who loves this guy?” He’s articulate and has a pleasant demeanor. I don’t know if he is of Aboriginal ancestry but, most are fun and mellow and Aussies in general. He explains the guitar well. I’m a young fella of only 60 years, but by 61 with this lads help I’ll know the fretboard. He has good song lessons too Thanks a lot from SoCali 👍

[@tigertran01]

I find that visualizing the piano keyboard also helps with the musical alphabets.

[@waynedrummond6583]

I'm 70 in a few days. Started learning as a 11 year old but gave up as became too expensive for my parents at the time, plus I had to bike 5 miles there and back in the dark of winter in NZ. Bought a new guitar again hoping to build a hobby but put it aside as developing a new business took precedence, and also had never seen such an absolutely clear and precise method of learning the fretboard. Excellent job young fella.

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Thanks Wayne!

[@Ajdv65]

12:20 my parents reading me my report card in elementary school 😢😂

[@Morris91Music]

This is the single greatest YT instructional video I've ever watched. I've always been afraid of learning the notes on the guitar... You've broken it down so simply and succinctly. Thank you!!!

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

No problems! Most of all don’t feel you need to cram it all within a couple of days. Take it slow alongside your other guitar practice and over time you’ll have it internalized

[@elon_ma]

Thank you so much dude I was searching for some tutorials and then you showed up 😁👍

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

Glad I could help

[@nitrospidergaming7394]

Thank you, this is such a great video. Since I'm working towards a music degree I need to learn how to read sheet music so this'll help immensely.

[@rbg1533]

You have a good way of explaining things and that makes it easy to understand.

[@bikashth8539]

11:57 mumble rappers are gonna copy this part in their next song. Lol

[@candyries4327]

Aaaaa

[@michelleobama9644]

lmaoo SO underrated comment

[@sleepyforest7142]

LOLLL

[@Artur_6779]

Thats what I thought

[@dylanlong377]

the first exercise Ive seen that explains a practice routine I can see really working out for memorizing the fretboard, and making the distinction between knowing and internalizing

[@kamillemoore7060]

Was feeling defeated until I found this video. Thank you for making me feel like I can!

[@charlesarmstrong5292]

Simply the Very Best tutorial for this guitar players necessity. I`m teaching my grandson to play guitar and was wondering how I would cover this aspect when it came along. Thanks so much, you`re a lifesaver.

[@zubinbyramji7146]

Can you make a tutorial of 'slow dancing in a burning room' and 'somebody that I used to know' ?

[@AjsBassAndGuitar]

He already did the latter

[@Abc-vc4ml]

YES PLEASE SLOW DANCING IN A BURNING ROOM

[@luvyou2]

Slow dancing in the burning room Please!!!!!

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

Until zero to hero drops his version, I highly recommend checking out Jamie Harrison’s slow dancing in a burning room lesson. It’s probably the best one available right now

[@luvyou2]

@@TJJJJJJJJJJJ thank you for answering

[@natejunt6254]

Yes finally!! Someone explains it in a way I can understand!! I l knew the fretboard felt similar to the piano keys but i couldn’t put it together! Now I understand thank you!!

[@xThatBoiChris]

Can you make videos of scales also because I’m trying to learn more about guitar rather than just play songs

[@LearnThaiRapidMethod]

I just started to play guitar and felt that I should master/internalize the fretboard before I waste time on anything else. I searched far and wide, and found many courses for $25, $30, $40 or so. This video encapsulated everything necessary in a short time, and probably some extra tips not mentioned in the commercial courses! Definitely worth supporting this channel for the other lessons and material. BTW, I never noticed the two dots on the octave fret before. That does make things a lot easier! :)

[@tjmukwevho]

Yes I finally understand the random Simposons joke!

[@LionOfKingston]

Love the clarity of your teachings

[@GreeceCandle]

pls can u do a tutorial for “cage the elephant- right before my eyes” unpeeled version pls pls pls

[@GagasAlGhazali]

legit watched dozens of videos on memorizing fretboard but somehow this is the one that actually is really helpful especially with the exercises and shortcuts, thank you!

[@MusicFromAnotherTime]

I am become fretboard, destroyer of guitars.

[@souloofc]

That's how I feeeeeeel

[@davidsnyder4362]

This tutorial is loaded with so much practical usable information, I can't waite to start using it. I will first have to unpack everything in this 20 minute video to be sure I understand it well enough to use it. Thank you!!!!

[@joecallena9497]

What I memorized are the strings 1,5&6 only LOL

[@onewheelisbetterthan2]

I literally only have a few hours of practice total and the fact that this video exist and I can pause and rewind it is epic for learning. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@デインです]

Instructions unclear ate my guitar

[@KCCereal]

Have you pood it out yet?

[@viclucyzia]

Hope you didn't forget to season it first

[@tsdmft6638]

Memorizing the fretboard was easier than i thought. I was scared of this as a relative new guitarist. But after getting a music teacher and learning basic theory this is very simple. This video helped me to get the fretboard down.

[@mewanshuwanongneng702]

Can you give me one of your guitar

[@Hizaraki_]

No

[@payperplane_pilot]

never played and now i feel like a real beginner. been having guitars passed down to me for some reason.. this is my 3rd one so i decided to give it a shot instead of selling and i’ve mastered this lesson. thank you 🙏 looking forward to more

[@braimahanthony]

Wow! Am from Nigeria, this the best guitar lessons I have ever had. Thank so much. Keep doing this great work I'll recommend my friends too❤❤

[@GuitarZero2Hero]

You’re welcome!

[@PortgasDAce-wt2qu]

My mind is blown by this tutorial for how easy it was to understand. Thank you so much!

[@tj6454]

I’m 40 and bought my first guitar yesterday. I’m glad I stumbled across this video.

[@danielchacko521]

You are the best tutor I have ever come across. I am a big fan of yours. God bless you.