LEARN THE NOTES ON THE NECK LIKE THIS!

[@DeezeTheMACMAN]

Rest in power master teacher 💔✊🏽

[@scottc7952]

I didn't know Pebber was still doing youtube lessons. I just found him again. Thanks Pebber! You are by far the best teacher of the instrument.

[@douglasthompson8927]

be ever alert during guitar class forever

[@ding210]

Dr.Brown, You have no idea how much you just helped me. Thank you very much.

[@RJ-dp5nv]

This is pure gold. Deserves to be in 4k with clean audio during speaking and playing. Somebody hook this man up.

[@Cam-yp7cn]

Pebber you just blew my goddamn mind

[@timothy5974]

Thank you sir. Great lesson

[@jdawg5270]

4:46 7:57 8:56 BEADGCF! thanks brotha for the laughs on lessons. RIP Pebber Brown.

[@sergeivesna4091]

Thank You very much!

[@lefty5757]

Thank you Pebber🎸 very much appreciated.

[@edwinjacobellis4852]

Pebber Brown is the fuckin best. I've been learning from you for like 10 years now, easy.

[@MichaelDHockenberry]

Excellent... Thank you....

[@danielolson8412]

Thanks Sir!

[@CarlosMurgueitio]

Thanks a lot Pebber, you are a master ! Such a concise, and practical way to see the fretboard. All the best, from Ecuador !

[@wm.p.callahan979]

Watching your matrix on the circle of 5ths I picked up that pattern Thank You so much still watch your college classes .

[@EddieArjun]

Rest In Power Mr Pebber. ❤

[@jimsteed8517]

Top tip, thank you.

[@halligogguh5415]

This is a really good way to know the notes at different positions in a fret (if you know atleast one). Is there anything similar to quickly identify notes at different frets?

[@kallissaa]

BEAD GUH SIF!!!! Haha I love you Pebber, you've been teaching me for a very very long time. Spider crawls were a bitch. Ty for your videos and time!

[@Fifus92]

Best way for me was: 1. Having in mind those points on neck : 0, 5, 7, and 12fret (4 on Gstring, 8 on Bstring). You relate all of those to string names. 2. Separate neck into 2parts: 0-5fret range, and 7-12. 3. Practice finding natural notes in those 2 fretboard fragments ("fretboard learn" app is great for this) only using the 0,5,7,12 frets (whatever is closer to ur random note), and remembering whole tone =2frets, semitone =1fret, BC, and EF pair is always semitone. 4. Practice finding all other notes thinking only in "#"s 5. Practice finding all other notes thinking only in "b"s 6. Practice 4, and 5 untill u can recognize/find any given note at instant, without relating to anything.

[@umutmd]

Pebber was and always will be an amazing source of knowledge and a great teacher, I hope his content remains on KZbin for all server eternity. But some of the comments his videos received also contains gems just like this one. However "simple" it might seem, that fragmentation idea of the fretboard will do wonders for me. It is fascinating to see all these different perspectives one can employ to look at and see the fretboard (from simplicity to complexity). Thank you mate!

[@toddmcdaniel7603]

Thank you PB.

[@bradfordeffingleigh96669]

Tosin goes lower its EBEADGBE you probably knew that or don't care about it. Thanks for the great lessons! This is very helpful

[@monstercrx]

Very helpful, thanks very much

[@Bayo106]

Hey man I haven't watched your videos in years dude. You helped me so much. Thank you

[@kitwarren2493]

You're the best

[@ramchetry4525]

I've been following you for a quite lng time. You're a great teacher. I wish I had what it would take me to be a guitarist.

[@edelcorrallira]

Whoa ... So if we have a 7 string and tune everything using the 5th fret (4ths) we get BEADGCF ... I mean I get it but it's interesting to think if I have a standard 7 string and just sharpen the last two strings I get the order of flats. You basically can use that as your map, just standard 7 string with two last strings raised a half-step. Pebber was one of a kind. Thank you sir for everything you did

[@rumsfield78]

"I played Burn on a hollowbody jazz classic. Nice." Classic stuff Pebber!

[@patrickbourke2385]

Dude - mind blown

[@nickbellinger1047]

interesting........thanks for that mate

[@SONICBOOMERSOONER]

I've heard this as Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father. But I wasn't taught how it switches to flats after the F. Nice!!

[@Aderthadlothar]

4:45 Pebber you scared the shit out of me

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

How did I never see this before?!

[@madisonmasontv]

As always, Pebber, it's great and you amaze. Are you in LA?

[@pebberbrown]

I try to avoid LA as much as possible.

[@madisonmasontv]

@@pebberbrown Now now... BTW, Thanks for the Jesse Ed Davis story. Always thought the very best of him. What a tragedy. I fuckin' hate smack! What a slave drug.

[@stevenkoehler6018]

Very useful thanks

[@garyrochussen3430]

Very nice, but how do i know when the B is natural of flat? Sometime the E is flat, but not always! How do you know when the note in question is to be flatted of not??

[@timtaylorguitarnut]

Classic, you are ageless and this info is for the ages

[@SubtractiveMoves]

I wish I knew him when I was 10

[@donnaoberlin3431]

Cool beans!!! So there IS a pattern on the fretboard. I have been watching videos on the “caged” system, which is a clear as MUD.

[@rockmaninoff5895]

So how do you know if you have a Bb or B; Ab or A...and so forth?

[@pebberbrown]

Write it out. LEARN IT.

[@siband1825]

If I understood correctly this is the "full" series with all 12 notes: B - E - A - D - G - C - F - Bb - Eb - Ab - Db - Gb and then returns to B again. The pattern on the neck is always the same, so starting on E you have E-A-D-G-C-F and starting on G for instance you have G-C-F-Bb-Eb-Ab take Pebber's neck diagram pdfs and write it out a few times, should make sense when you see it If I am wrong about this I am ready for a smack in the face from Pebber. Cheers

[@binoygopal4529]

Im having a hard time on studying your way of playing 8th note

[@pebberbrown]

WTF?

[@binoygopal4529]

@@pebberbrown my way of playing the 8th notes was different

[@binoygopal4529]

@@pebberbrown my teacher. asked me to see your videos sir and its helping me now.

[@binoygopal4529]

Im now studying c major scale

[@kevinwelton7437]

Tosin goes low, he drops the F# string down to an E

[@pebberbrown]

It must be helpful for the digestive system.

[@binoygopal4529]

Up and down is making me crazy

[@pebberbrown]

We can see that.

[@vidicsferenc182]

For us europeans its even easier its HEADGCF :)

[@pebberbrown]

H?

[@vidicsferenc182]

@@pebberbrown Yes. American B is European H. This means your Bb is our B. This is the only occasion that it comes in handy otherwise its a nightmare. :D As i read it on wikipedia it even varies in Europe too. I'm from Hungary we use H but so does Germany and other Scandinavian countries.

[@pebberbrown]

@@vidicsferenc182 No its not. Musicians dont use H. That info is from 200 year old books.

[@vidicsferenc182]

@@pebberbrown I tell you its true. We use H. I dont want to use it but here B is H and even A is Á and E is É in spoken word. But just not get there... 😁 Use google translate if you dont believe me. This the musical notes wikipedia in Hungarian -> hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenei_hang So we are using a,h,c,d,e,f,g, and your Bb is our B. This what we have to deal with when transcribing or learning material, its pretty confusing but most of the time when i see B i know its an American chart or tab so i think about H. But when we play with fellow musicians somebody might say B and they are thinking about Bb actually....

[@nixternal]

Tattoo time!

[@edwardarata6995]

your audio is cutting out

[@pebberbrown]

thats all you get out of this? thats what you focus on?

[@Rachels123]

Going along ok, then I couldn’t hear you.