How to INSTANTLY visualize the FULL fretboard! (Guitar Lesson)

[@Bernthguitar]

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[@TheOGOrangeCat]

Hey @Bernth ..Is this lesson also covered in your 10 week modern shredding course ... ?

[@terablue9234]

BEST guitar teacher EVER

[@quinetastic]

Better than Doug Marks?🤔...yes, yes I believe so👍

[@r34ct4]

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[@stoicnotsad]

EVER

[@ShatterTheSkiesAbove]

Dude! I can’t say how amazing this is! I live in a small rural town where we had a guitar teacher at the local music store that really SUCKED. I never learned anything in over a year that I took lessons so I felt discouraged from ever learning music theory. 15 years later I’m finally learning thanks to you!!!

[@Bernthguitar]

Happy to help, glad this is useful for you :)

[@Fullcollapse1]

Yeah i had the same experience at a course i took at my local junior college at 17 years old but later i learned from a guitarist that used to be in Darkest hour that did online lessons a few years later. A good teacher makes a world of difference and Bernth definitely knows his stuff. He explains things alot better than most instructors i have encountered.

[@alcatraz8767]

I had a shit guitar teacher too. He hired me to teach for him when I barely knew anything (at 15 years old lol). I think I had taken lessons with him for about 3 months. All he would do is have me get playlists together for him in order to teach me (inaccurate versions) of songs I liked and basically just botch songs and use Am, Em, G, C, and D chords for EVERTHING. I knew they sounded wrong but being so young who wants to call out their "mentor" for doing a crappy job. It was the biggest joke ever. He would get high and then come back reeking of weed. He was pretty decent at guitar but pretty much just wanted to show off to a bunch of 15-year-olds. LOL Thinking back, I can pinpoint EVERY SINGLE time I was asking questions, he was very obviously ignoring me... Hindsight definitely being 20/20. 15 Years later and I realize there is this/ thing called "Music Theory" that is actually the part of music that I TOTALLY dig... OH WELL ✌✌

[@DivineAneke]

You guys had teachers 😭

[@ZJFishburn]

as a self taught, mediocre guitarist, the triangle octave practice portion blew my mind. So helpful thank you Bernth!!

[@loganwalker2204]

This dude is amazing. I am a euphonium player and have played it for almost 8 years now and I’m just starting to pick up guitar. I know a lot of music theory and write my own stuff for the euphonium from time to time when I’m not playing in a band. Now after seeing this video for the guitar I’ll be able to speed up the guitar learning process a lot. Thanks bernth

[@operator8181]

I know I'm writing on an old video and you probably won't see this but I just wanted to say your videos have been absolutely amazing, I haven't played guitar in over 12yrs (life). My son started playing drums about 3yrs ago and recently got him a double beater. It's clear he's showing no signs of stopping, and he asked me the other day to start playing along with him. I've used several of your videos as a sort of 'boot camp' to whip myself back into shape and plan on getting into your Patreon to make sure I can keep up with him lol. Can't think of a cooler thing to father/son bond over than metal \m/

[@Insane-Saint]

Father of the year!

[@ChevyJakson]

Is bonding over metal called...welding?

[@bencollins82]

@@ChevyJakson GOD TIER COMMENT 😂😂🤣🤣

[@ManfredMarburger]

Bernth is the Main Man…. an absolute GENIUS and an incredible teacher 👌🖤🎸🖤🎸🖤

[@ricbrunner3880]

BERNTH. I’m a fan. I think this is your calling. Playing and teaching. I am a Patreon subscriber. The only concern I have as a novice shredder is order of use. I’ve always played rhythm not lead. I’m good at it but time to completely dream. My question is where to start. I can see how a new guitar player would not know how to put these lessons into an order of first to last to do. This is the best guitar learning site on the net. Congratulations for doing a great job. I’m glad I’ve joined the BERNTH community!!

[@hansenmarc]

Learning the notes in groups also makes sense from a psychological point of view. “Chunking” the notes into groups (like c-d-e, f-g-a-b, accidentals) makes them easier to remember. We do the same thing with phone numbers, for example.

[@CarlosMendez-uo5xm]

Dude, since I've been wanting your videos and doing your practice videos I've become so much better of a guitar player in a really short time. It's really crazy. I do actual practice probably 3 -4 times a week with your videos around 45 minutes to an hour and my speed, accuracy, and just over all playing have improved. Cant wait to start these exercises...never realized how bad I sucked before...Haha :) thanks Bernth!

[@Bernthguitar]

Thanks so much for sharing that Carlos! So happy that I can help on your journey, that made my day 🙂🤘

[@CarlosMendez-uo5xm]

@@Bernthguitar Thanks man! 🤘😁🤘

[@richg1746]

This is an amazing lesson. It's very understandable for me a true beginner. BERNTH is an amazing teacher.

[@Sujannagasia]

THANK YOU SO MUCH BERNTH.. YOUR ENGLISH IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND YOUR LESSON TOO🖤 MOST UNDERRATED GUITAR TEACHER LOTS OF LOVE,SUPPORT AND RESPECT FOR YOUR HARD WORK..🖤

[@bluesbassman5838]

Yep, what he said!

[@LeeAndRhymz]

I’ve been watching your videos all week. This breakdown has sealed your newest customer/student! 🤘🏻

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Im really glad a lot of his stuff is on KZbin. He has a great way of putting things

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[@ezraoz3904]

BERNTH, I see an Angel when I look at you 🤍🧚 thank you for your videos. I have learned so much. Now I have more self confidence playing guitar.

[@TS-nb9ko]

Man I'm gonna practice the shit out of this lesson.honestly I looked at many of these lessons elsewhere yours is by a mile the best.thank you so much

[@dr4kkar]

Thanks Bernth... your material is amazing!

[@solaraband6240]

I've been playing for a long time and these videos are still super helpful.

[@naviremonstre1156]

Awesome video! Especially the moving octave triangle moving, I wish I had known this years ago. FANTASTIC!

[@eMJay1985]

Die Qualität - Sound, Bild, Schnitt, Animationen und freilich Inhalt - von diesem Kanal ist B R U T A L. Sau geil, weiter so!

[@miket.4738]

Thanks for this lesson and excellent demonstration!

[@aroh9502]

Absolute quality, your alternate picking lesson helped me alot...Thanks Bernth

[@Bernthguitar]

Happy to help 🙂🤟

[@cesarromocaballero1129]

you are the best teacher i ever had

[@Bernthguitar]

Happy that I can help on your journey 🙂🤘

[@as0259]

Thank you. I liked how you gave us exercises to remember.

[@Bernthguitar]

Thanks for always tuning in early, hope you have fun practicing! :)

[@RadioWerwolf]

You are turning a simple finger practice into a nice melody. What a talent!

[@bobpongelet]

That is exactly what happened to Slash when he wrote Sweet Child O' Mine

[@Aaronius_Maximus]

So happy to be a Patreon member to try this awesome program thanks Bernth!! 🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@Bernthguitar]

Thanks for being part of the inner circle Christopher, hope you have fun with the course 🙂🤟

[@cedricmaire9026]

Use a VPN connection ;-)

[@cedricmaire9026]

Replied to the wrong thread, sorry!

[@theblackbonesproject9651]

Your videos are chaging my whole outlook on guitar an refreshed my playing technique, thank you for all you do 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@animexguitar3379]

that's is why im here thnx bernth-sensei!! new subbies here

[@ironjosip]

Amazing material, Bernth!

[@MyRealityIsProof]

I'm on my 2nd year of learning the Viola(Alto Violin). When I practice scales, I say the notes of the scale to help me remember where the notes are. And to boot, it's fretless.

[@Bernthguitar]

Thanks for sharing that! I'd love to play Viola too, sounds very challenging :)

[@sebrura]

7:30 is an epic solo by itself!

[@melodicore55]

you r the best teacher ever

[@supersavagegodgaming6888]

man that make it so much easier to understand the instrument of guitars

[@vojtechmarik9465]

4:24 The flats right there were the easiest part for me. Its because I kept playing the open E string and I started picking E flat as well And hello ? It sounded like Rema - Calm Down So from there I just went to D flat and again it sounded the same. Only with B flat I had to use B instead of open E string. And then A flat and G flat were easy.

[@Itlexe]

Он так понятно всё объясняет и эффект видно на практике! Спасибо за знания!

[@andymiller8771]

Hey man I recently stumbled upon your videos and am just absolutely amazed and delighted by the efficiency and simplicity of this wonderful set of exercises. Thank you so much for this man. I’ll be looking at all your videos soon and once I understand all the free videos I’ll definitely be joining the patreon. Wow man bravo seriously not trying to be dramatic or anything man this is a fucking badass learning tool and I’ve been playing 20 years and learning by ear, so this really helps me move forward to the next level and is directly the info I needed in a way I didn’t even know was possible to start learning at such a level. You are an inspiration to musicians everywhere and to people like me, who dream of a career in music and you’re showing me a way I never even thought possible. Seriously great job man I can’t even rn lol 🎉😂

[@KillShotJoe]

Your a box full of awesomeness 😁 thanks given the tube of knowledge amazing musicians out in the world never give up stay positive

[@marcusgray7515]

I went and looked somewhere else for fretboard internalization and you go and drop a whole course. You shred so hard you anticipate your subscribers moves now dude? Geez.

[@shivercanada]

Dude I just watched a video of a guy droning on for 7 1/2 minutes about nothing before he even got to it and then it was still confusing. Thank you, you literally rock!!

[@markus-hermannkoch1740]

Played by you even the C major scale sounds awesome. I am trying to get by learning intervals from roots. Those octave triangles are a start. The distance between g and b being a third rather than a quart is my personal cryptonite though.

[@StokesMusicStudiosOnline]

Love your vids man. Well planned. That's a wicked scary tat bro.

[@thisistheway5343]

Great lesson! Also, never stop making "mistakes" and leave the key and scale. That's when the cool stuff happens.

[@theervinalliance6339]

You are truly amazing bro. Totally make everything just click thanks

[@deborah3557]

Amazing lesson as always, thank you so much Bernth ! 🔥

[@shady1137]

Bastard, im broke. And now I have to give you money because your lessons are too good

[@WldHny1]

Very good stuff--thanks!

[@markandoyo2204]

Me; This is a big + makes sense to me as yet not myself a formally guitar shedders but my melodic chords also made sense for me👍

[@lescobrandon6694]

I definitely need to hop on your Patreon I love what you teach and how you teach it

[@ayo3dprint]

awesome, open my eyes about music patern

[@Yourweakminds]

To summarise - remember the notes. Got it!

[@juanaugusto5547]

He is amazing and a great guitarist. He give us the best tips... You're my idol man haha 😄👏 I wanna be like you when I grow up

[@mrgzola25]

Thus is so interesting and very new to me. I've only been playing 3 to 4 months and wondered if these courses would help a biginner like me? 😊😊🤘🤘🤘

[@andycostanza897]

Like this dude ! I'm struggling 😢 big time ..

[@francoislandry9285]

Thank you so much for this specific video!

[@mikebarr8682]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

[@marcelocuzco5073]

Mereces más apoyo bro

[@billwhite9701]

Great information Thank you

[@RaphaelReekers]

Thank you! This video really helped:)

[@hirakjyotipathak7775]

Your videos provide motivation✨

[@davidbootman7613]

This is awesome!

[@yanasitta]

Now I understand the meaning behind "don't fret"

[@shredwithmeg8080]

Thanks senor My teacher will be teaching me some theory next class(ugh 😩) But this exercise will come handy Thank you Hope you and your loved ones are safe in these situations

[@Bernthguitar]

This will help! :) Hope you have fun, theory is really useful - you will like it!

[@shredwithmeg8080]

@@Bernthguitar btw Mr Bernth patreon is not accessible in my country What do I do?

[@cedricmaire9026]

@@shredwithmeg8080 Use a VPN connection ;-)

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@@cedricmaire9026 but making payments on a VPN is not safe.

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@@shredwithmeg8080 No, it encrypts your communication, it is better to use a VPN no matter what

[@henrikchristensen5788]

You are a great guitar playe. Regards Henrik

[@tajulsamuderaguitaris1489]

Hello BERNTH ....Thank All Infomation About Skill Solo....

[@papamurf7653]

Awesome!! Thank you!!🙏🤘🤘

[@5i1v3rStorm]

Dear Bernth, I was a Patreon of you, but quit because your lessons where often too advanced and intimidating for me. Now I don't think so anymore! Please keep up the beginner friendly lessons. EDIT: The preview of Chapter 2 got me, I'm a patreon once again!

[@r34ct4]

Patreon!

[@GooDDrims]

Thanks a lot Bernth ! And what about notes decals... is too much lazy or it helps?

[@scottjohnson2875]

I’m seeing three flats on C Dorian. ??? Should be Bb Major. Bb, and Eb. Parent scale?

[@andyhowe1302]

Fantastic

[@birdandcatlover5597]

I've never memorized scales on guitar. Might as well grab my piano scales i guess (i can read standard notation. Slowly, but i can do it).

[@danielvitalis1858]

Very nice

[@dav_e98]

zum learn white keys 😂 sag mir dass du deutsch bist ohne mir zu sagen 😂 love ur video’s dude!!!

[@sg_yusuke]

I learned something about piano keys today

[@lovelykidkim]

Thanks for all....

[@franciscomartin4381]

Du bisch güet, Bro... Du bisch wirklich güet... ;-)

[@Klendathu_Hotdrop]

4:50 I never understood why no one rotates the fretboard view 180° So you can see it like in the Tab or when actually tilting your Guitar. I think that would be much more intuitive and easier to learn. Excellent videos though. Grüße

[@kronoscamron7412]

is there an interactive app for learning different scales and modes?

[@torgaddon1]

How does this apply to different tunings and 7 or 8 string guitars

[@urban.alchemist]

Exactly the same but practicing more

[@moses4806]

Good . Thanks

[@mahadebbarman6575]

Very nice sir ♥️💖👍👍

[@xar7030]

Hello is it necessary to visualize the intervalls on the fretbord for your workshop "Ten steps to modern shredding"?

[@kittikornsaithong4387]

I want to know how to place the thumb of your left hand. Can you teach or tell me ?

[@jonathanguddal1249]

what is your guitar tuned to?

[@bluesbassman5838]

Bernth, what model of Ibanez are you playing?

[@JAinHTX]

Bro, no one has a longer guitar than you

[@gazisalauddin2487]

best one

[@ortnisible]

why there in no half note between E and F ?

[@davidvazquez8526]

I love you

[@mrdrednaut1]

Does this technique work for bass guitar?

[@monmon366]

I hope there is Indonesian, thank you Bernth

[@BBrownlee]

Man, I wish you put on long sleeves! My eyes keep being drawn to Nosferatu!!! lol!!!!😅

[@ujjwalmanshrestha]

🙏🙏

[@Bernthguitar]

🙂🤘

[@hbladeh]

Awesome, however why does noone say to their students that the musical notes are basically the beginning of the english alphabet in order? It's "ABCDEFG", but everyone starts from C, so it's CDEFGABC. I got stuck a lot of times when I tried to memorise it starting from C, so remember this cool technique and you'll be able to instantly remember this forward and backwards :)

[@TheMightyKingzuru]

"in case you have a longer guitar neck than me!"... Hehehe...

[@andresrodriguezpoma3902]

Hola Bernth, por favor tambien que se tradusca en español please

[@cheribarkman1784]

Cool

[@patrickstarr8688]

Hi guy's, can anyone explain to me that there is E#? Just saw it somewhere in the comment section in FB group.. he said that theoretically there is E#? TIA.

[@gergoretvari6373]

It's F.

[@patrickstarr8688]

@@gergoretvari6373 thank you 🙂

[@myvaloncyril1343]

tk's Bernth.

[@widlx288]

Its so easy ! until i get in to Drop C tunning and memorize once more xd