How To Play Freely Up & Down The Fretboard

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thanks for watching! You can grab all the fretboard diagrams from this lesson over on Patreon if you want them: www.patreon.com/AndrewClarkeGuitar

[@rakzo7133]

do a qna live session

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

@@rakzo7133 Okay! I really want to do regular live streams. I'm mostly set up for it now. Hopefully, I can start doing them in the next couple weeks here.

[@moxeboy]

ONCE AGAIN, perfectly explaining concepts in an easy way to immediately apply. I don't understand why no one else teaches this stuff, it makes it so easy. I thank you so much

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I appreciate that so much. Thank you! :)

[@arun_410music]

Yeah dude you might be the goat for guitar lessons. Easy to follow along to and perfect for guitar players trying to break out of the beginner box

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

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[@DDE_ADDICT]

Andrew, your channel will blow up, you're such a good teacher. New players should be grateful to have this great teaching method. If I had this back in the late 1970s, I would have become a super pro player in steed of a high level pro.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I always appreciate your kind words. Means a lot to me thank you 🙏🙏

[@srujayt]

So close to 100K! one of the best guitar pages on YT. really happy for your success Andrew!!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so much! :)

[@njiscott2399]

already 100k

[@mihaitoma5443]

Thanks! Really progressed my understanding of the guitar with your lessons - i like the way they connect with each other.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That’s awesome! Appreciate that 😊

[@ruthhancock7665]

Excellent lesson. That might be the easiest and most concise way I’ve seen this done. Kudos.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carlitos040986]

I just found your channel a couple of weeks ago and I got amazed by your content and most of it about how you teach some things that I can't understand at all at first time, I really appreciate your help and congratulations! Greetings from Mexico!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so much! Cheers 😊

[@EliPearlOfficial]

I recently came across your videos and I'm hooked! I've never seen anyone explaining everything with such clarity! Just another awesome video!!! Thanks so much Andrew and keep 'em coming!

[@1974xaviers]

Superb video Andrew and very informative. Thank you so much😊

[@theaaronimal]

Your framework is so good!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so much!!

[@killedbycoconuts]

Congratulations on 100k!!!!! Just signed up for your course!!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Ayyy I appreciate that so much. Thank you 😁

[@JC.77776]

Awesome video! Very helpful!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thanks for watching!!

[@sobral8657]

have never heard bout this diagonal shape, and its just brilliant, tysm!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andruuu4649]

Thank you for all the help that you have provided us during the last few years, you and other content creators have been the only and major guidance that I have had since I started playing guitar 3 years ago. Currently I am feeling confident enough to start learning songs by ear and even upload my own videos with tabs created by me. But there is one thing that I find challenging even after watching your videos to learn by ear. Rhythm is something that can be tricky to get right specially when it is a very fast song and this seems to be ignored in most sources talking about ear training, apart from this, many songs use minor and major 7th chords and identifying them is a lot harder than finding regular major and minor chords within a scale. If you have time and you want to, I am sure that many like me would like to see if you have any tips for these in a future video. For now, I will continue training!

[@AnthonyAndrade-o3d]

Thanks andrew keep on the good work, your almost to 100,000 subscribers😊

[@aegnir]

This is what I really needed! Thank you so much as always, the teacher with the clearest explanation!

[@ScottBlake-m8b]

This is wonderful. Thank you!

[@leeboehmer6793]

I think that I can safely unsubscribe from the other guitar tuition accounts that I follow. This guy zeroes-in on the questions and concerns that I have and he explains and illustrates the concepts in a clear and comprehensive way. Very impressive. Will definitely consider his Patreon.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Wow, I really appreciate that. Thank you so much!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

My favorite way to play!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I've watched a few of your videos on this! Such great stuff.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

@@andrewclarkeguitar Awesome man!! And congrats on your big over 100k!!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

@@DanielSeriffMusic appreciate that! Thanks 😁

[@chrisyoung1576]

wow super helpful man, thanks a lot

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

No problem!

[@d3fau1t_96]

This is really helpful andrew. tysm

[@integerdivision]

Damn - 101k - congrats Andrew!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@Jimmyzapata193]

Todays my 40th birthday, I’m pretty sure this video just changed my life going forward

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Happy Birthday!!

[@alpatzy]

Thanks Andrew, man you explain things perfectly without the complexity

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Appreciate that. Thanks for watching 😊

[@josephkuser3998]

Your instruction is so good. I was wondering if you had a vid on how sharp and flat relate to major and minor and how diminished relates as well. Thats confusing to me.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I’d suggest starting with this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnmuqKKaibd-hJIsi=Dfot9vJdL0_cgZ_X

[@josephkuser3998]

@@andrewclarkeguitar thanks man!

[@tyjaigoku183]

Can you Explain how the Diagonal Pentatonic scale is a C major/ A minor if it starts on the G note on the low E string? Like how do you get the name and is it moveable

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

It's the same scale, just starting on a different note. The C major/A Minor pentatonic scale has the notes: C D E G A. And we're starting it on the G. Just like position 3 starts on a D note but is still the C Major/A Minor pentatonic scale. A scale has much more to do with all the notes within it rather than which note it starts on.

[@njiscott2399]

Damn this guy is a freaking good teacher!

[@raymondwittah619]

Andrew will get a lot more views. He is a great teacher. Check out one of his early videos on guitar solo. Your jaw will drop off. You will be wondering if that is what great players have been trying to teach all this while. He makes guitar solos look so simple. Check that out. U hit the tonic of each chord in the progression, the you add up notes gradually. I shared it with some people in Africa.

[@madisonsutton1561]

This guy rocks!!!!!!!

[@asyrafnukman1991]

Thank you

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Kingsllayerr]

Subbed

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

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[@rage_edits2277]

Hey I've a question is learning every note important in guitar?

[@srujayt]

if you memorize the notes on Low E and A strings, using them you can easily find other notes on the fretboard. Learning notes gives you fretboard freedom

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

As mentioned by someone else, I'd start with the E and A strings. You can then use a cool little trick called "octave centers" to find the notes on the other strings instantly. Here's a video on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYrMdIGApJ6Aba8

[@seonaidh14]

How about D chord diagonal, how am i gonna apply this diagonal style, we can do it in G A B F chords, what about D E chords?

[@xt00gaming]

Hello bro can i say something …. Can you make a video on few improvising patterns so that we can get ideas how to do

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Good suggestion!

[@Shatymathmelody]

In the first Aminor pentatonic scale tab you have put the G# note how

[@alandoughty6320]

Im a little cofused , so if you want to play in a major key , Do you just start the scale with your pinky instead of the index finger and play it backwards ?

[@jeffrobodeenyehcmon5925]

3:05 you lost me. But I guess that's why we have pause.

[@johnlocke7097]

Much too fast

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Sorry you felt that way! I have slower, more detailed videos on all the things covered in this video. Was there something specific I went over too quickly? I'd be happy to point you towards a more targeted lesson. Thanks for watching anyway!

[@johnlocke7097]

@@andrewclarkeguitar No problem with the content, I have trained presenters for a large part of my life and a common fault is speed. New people to this information may have a problem following you.