The Best Way to Learn (and teach) The Notes of The Guitar

[@garretchaffins3302]

This has got to be the best music channel I've found

[@circlemover]

You are right about not bothering to learn the fretboard notes. This is a cool way of learning the application, however, is where the challenge lies. I hate this kind of practise but the trick is perseverance. Thanks for yours!

[@CircLearnsMusic]

I like to think using musical objects…I like your “comb”. Thanks for that!

[@JesseCalhoun-jo2uc]

This is solid gold. One of the best presentations of this ever.

[@robflores5172]

Firstly, can’t wait to get to our lessons. Secondly, a great method Derryl Gabel had me do back in the day that really got me knowing the notes is taking each string through the cycle of 5th/4ths. You can totally do that with these tools guys. It’ll really help too!

[@chriswrighton5162]

There is gold here

[@tripp8833]

This channel is so helpful

[@synclavier5405]

Love the roasting on the tests at the end, lol

[@chriszec4588]

I've always found notes relative to ones that are easily recognizable by the shapes of intervals i.e. what the minor third looks like as a plot to infer what note your playing in relation to the "root note." As I type this out I'm realizing that this is an insane way to approach the idea. I apologize if it doesn't make any sense.

[@julesbrunton1728]

It's not insane at all. Fretboard geometry is what you need to know. You can find an octave easily, 2 frets up, two strings down (obviously the b string is the exception) or any interval. Don't know why you say it's insane 😢

[@syaoranoni54326]

This sounds like a good system. Could you explain how you quickly know the note a minor third up from any note? For most cases you just count up two letters and then add a flat, but then there are obviously exceptions and it takes some mental energy to work out whether you're dealing with one. Do you just know your key signatures really well?

[@nicoleka2121]

very good although tough

[@Guitarmalade]

Lol this is great!

[@grandexperimenter]

Homers barbershop band The B Sharps.

[@tunnis7us]

I have been taugh eadgbe by repeating eddie, ate, dynamite, good, bye, eddie, Makes more sense than to eat dog :D haha Otherwise very good info have to practise this stuff!

[@aliensporebomb]

A guy I know had EADGBE as their personalized license plate so I internalized that early on but I love the Eddie thing!

[@michaelbateman2019]

Unless Eddie is Haitian….

[@ThreeLeggedMongoose]

I tried figuring out the notes and now my whammy bar is stuck in the string tree 😢

[@shaharbar]

And then you switch to some weird open tuning and everything goes to shit… Great lesson dude! And the graphics are much more chill (until 13:00)!

[@FlaschDJ]

Between 9:51 and 10:00, I thought you were speaking Spanish.