Unlock the Banjo Neck: Waypoints in D Banjo Lesson!

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You know those banjo pickers that know exactly where to put their fingers? I want you to be one, too. We continue our Waypoints Study where I systematically teach you the banjo neck in a fun and memorable way! You know the G & C chord, now let's learn the "waypoints" on the banjo neck for the D chord and how to use them!

[@love_evann]

Hi I don’t know if you remember my dad but you use to be his friend Shannon Carter

[@dangrant7271]

standard tablature convention. Bass is always on the bottom similar to standard notation.

[@gregthroberts]

Hello Ben, I haven’t logged in for a while. Now I’m trying to log in but nothing is working for me. Old email new email. Help

[@BanjoBen]

I did some site maintenance over the weekend and you should be good to go now. If not, contact us here: banjobenclark.com/contact

[@familyonamissiongo4790]

Why is the tab flipped (string position marked on top 2 strings as you play bottom 2 strings) I thought that if the top string are played that would show the top lines on the tap What am I apparently missing? Thank you

[@v2807]

The tab isn’t flipped. Think of it as if you’re looking down at your fretboard as a right handed player.

[@BanjoBen]

Takes a bit to get used to, but as @v2807 said, imagine peeking over your fretboard to see the strings...that's how tab reads.

[@familyonamissiongo4790]

Thank you I’ll have to start practicing that Is it all tab that reads like that? Have I been practicing my earl scruggs song book wrong? Thanks again

[@BanjoBen]

@@familyonamissiongo4790 The Earl Scruggs book is written in the same orientation of the tab here, yep.

[@familyonamissiongo4790]

I’ve been practicing wrong for a year Bummer Thanks for putting up with my ignorance My 6th grace teacher taught me that ignorance is curable but stupidity is forever Thank you for the cure