How To Memorize & Identify ANY Note on guitar with the circle of fourths

How to find any note on the guitar quickly and easily. In this video We learn two use the circle of fourths to practice memorizing note names and locations on the guitar.
This information is invaluable for any guitarist no matter what your level but as you advance, it becomes even more critical.
Typically, we learn that each fret raises or lowers a note by one semitone. While this method is fine in the very beginning it doesn't take long for it to become ineffective. The reason is that you need to know where you are and then count semitones to get to your next note. When you are playing songs this is not practical. You don't have time to count frets to try to find the location of the next chord or scale.
It becomes even more valuable when you learn triads and arpeggios and you want to "Play the Changes" and outline the chords being used.
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[@Forty5Kimber]

Thank you, this teaching helped me tremendously! New subscriber looking forward to looking over more of your content

[@LucasCrossleyGuitar]

Hey Forty5Kimber Yay! Glad to have helped! I have a lot more content coming that is great for beginner to intermediate players. Thanks so much for your kind comment and for taking the time to watch. Cheers!

[@Pan_Kosmi]

interesting :) thank you

[@frankschrodinger1424]

I assume you have to learn using the sharps via circle of fifths as well?

[@LucasCrossleyGuitar]

The circle of fifths is very useful. There are also sayings you can memorize.