Unlock The Fretboard Properly - Masterclass 1/2

[@6rawler6a6y]

This just popped up in my fyp randomly and it turns out to be the best youtube suggestion for guitar lessons, this deserves more views for sure

[@NassorTafari]

Hahaha, thanks bro! Get ready for part 2. The views will come eventually😅

[@how2dbd497]

BROOOO NOW EVERYTHING HAS JUST CLICKED. THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO ON THE FRETBOARD EVER WTFFFFF

[@NassorTafari]

❤

[@rayzino3338]

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[@NassorTafari]

U rlly said my government😂

[@skynyrd26]

all beginners need to understand and practice this method - gotta know the major scale - Thanks Nass!

[@NassorTafari]

Appreciate it man! The Major Scale is super important!!

[@donquixote2136]

So I've been playing guitar for about 6 years and I have the skill but I was never able to understand the theory behind shapes and patterns and I always was missing the connection with the fretboard but your video just popped up in my recommended and it is an absolute blessing! The concept of the intervals and being able to build the scale just unlocked it for me and now I can be able to build chords and triads from anywhere when I'm soloing. Just earned yourself a new sub and keep doing what your doing! Underrated.

[@NassorTafari]

Eyyy thanks dude, glad you found it useful. Wish someone taught me this years ago cause it just gave me so much momentum! Cheers for the sub!💪🏾

[@65cquintero]

Thanks, had to watch it 3 times to really get it down but this was so helpful. Please change the battery on your smoke alarm 🙏🏽🚨

[@NassorTafari]

your mention of the smoke alarm made me laugh man😂😂 Ill change it, humble beginnings!

[@savinlytrides4783]

Thank you so much Nass, it makes a lot more sense now.

[@NassorTafari]

Happy you gained value from this Savinly!

[@ChristopherTelanLovino]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge how guitar easy to understand, new subscriber❤

[@NassorTafari]

Respect Chris💪🏾

[@jamesdniederstadt5861]

AWESOME, thank you.

[@NassorTafari]

😎

[@chanchanrider5699]

Thank u very much. I've learned something from u after long time.New subscriber.

[@NassorTafari]

❤

[@chapocalypse]

Love your honesty, “These guys are full of sh*t”. It’s refreshing to hear an actual, usable method for learning the fretboard and, better yet, the relationship and position of notes with each other.

[@martinmillard1408]

Great lesson, you are a very good teacher! Thank you sir!

[@NassorTafari]

Cheers Martin!

[@jimhorst5078]

Incredible explanation of the major scale and relationships across the fretboard. Thanks such a thoughtful explanation, it has given me a much better understanding of the dynamics of the fretboard

[@NassorTafari]

Glad to hear it Jim! Happy you found value from this.

[@keovongvilaykeo4799]

Great lesson thank you 🙏 😊

[@NassorTafari]

Thanks brother!

[@fearbabyriffs]

Beautiful intro music

[@mabblers]

We'll my young brother. This was quite a awesome lesson. I've been playing about one year now. I've gone down the path you mentioned with the scales, and caged system etc., you had me laughing. I haven't tackled the intervals yet. However this lesson brought it all of that into focus. I wouldn't just dis what I've learned because it has given me another perspective and understanding of the fret board. However with this I think I will get me a freer handling of it. Love your joy and passion of playing and teaching. PS. Great opening lick. I'll looking forward to playing like that. Thanks.

[@NassorTafari]

Hahaha, bro when I figured this out, it changed everything for me. Glad you found it useful!

[@stevenburton7922]

Good stuff...thanks for posting

[@maxvogel6519]

You are a great guy. Thank you

[@NassorTafari]

❤️💪🏾

[@MinecraftN3rd]

Awesome video! Looking at the title is this part 1 of 2

[@NassorTafari]

Yerpppp part 2 on the way

[@kookieego]

Dude! This is awesome! Thank you!!!!

[@NassorTafari]

Eyyy thanks Kookie!

[@lucaskousoulou]

Beautiful video, you're a great teacher

[@NassorTafari]

Thanks bro, appreciate it!

[@GetUnwoke]

I'm only at 1 minute but I gave the video a like because of the humor and the story is so relatable looool

[@NassorTafari]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Its so annoying

[@roystephens568]

Great video! You earned a new sub.

[@NassorTafari]

Thank you Roy!!!!

[@AK-Eagle1]

Great to see you putting this good stuff out there bro - not many teachers make theory engaging like this. Recommend folks getting your e-book as well - loads of lightbulb moments in there. Keep it up! 🫡

[@NassorTafari]

Cheers Arif! Thank you for the support so far bro

[@lexflp]

Bro… you a legend

[@NassorTafari]

no that is you my friend

[@MrCarlos1335]

GOOD JOB, WELL DONE

[@NassorTafari]

❤️💪🏾

[@ianstover]

I wish more videos attempted to show this. I think its worth saying that the tunimg is in 4ths except B, so if you can do the math quickly you can calculate where stuff is. This video focuses on movement from low to high. But you can make all the inverse and backwards stuff, like saying root is on high e and working backwards. So then the spacing B to e is a 4th, in reverse e to B is a 5th. Octave in western has 12 notes. 5th is 7 semitones and 4th is 5. 7+5 =12. So the distance forward and back ward between any two notes must sum to 12 (assume the same fret for simplicity here). D to G is a 3rd so 4 semitone and G to D is then a minor 6th (8 semitones). Taking that knowledge and knowing these scale patterns, if ypu know the patterns that describe chords, you no longer need a chord book because you can just make them. But you need some more theory on why slash chords work etc and why you move between certain types of chords based on their members and the scales of the members. Playing the scale and then makimg the possible chpords at a position that are part of the scale is a good exercise. 1 play major, 2 minor, 3 minor , 4 major, 5 dominant(maj with b7) , 6 minor, 7 diminished (flat 3 5 n double flat 7). Id pick C to start (no sharps n flats so easy to remember)and play the scale forwards and backwards up and down the strongs (eg starting from the first fret or open alomg the string that is part of the scale, playing down the strimg as here, the up and down refers to going a strimg up or down each time you play the scale alomg a string. Playimg to the octave on a strimg from relative starting point is sufficient)

[@NassorTafari]

Thats a longer video😭😭😂

[@ItzBEANNN]

Thank you kind sir 😅

[@NassorTafari]

I got you😂

[@emmitsthoughts]

wheres the second part

[@NassorTafari]

Patience, I need to make it still😂

[@pineywoods420]

Does algorithm present blessings? I don’t know, but I found this video somehow. And I like the “not intended” puns.

[@NassorTafari]

Lol bro, the second video will be heaven.

[@remyy111]

can you teach for eacy keyyyyy 😢😢😢😢 i already understand this concept but if you made another video for another 2 keys and soloooo might be grettt

[@NassorTafari]

You want me to make another vid with the same thing in 2 different keys with a solo in the end?

[@joannatrinidad9358]

Just let them memorize c major scale since it has no sharps, once they memorize the pattern it can be moved to any key

[@NassorTafari]

If only it was that simple

[@zThisPlay]

11:34 bro iv known that the 4th was there for a second but i never used it to find the 3rd... its like right there🤦‍♂

[@MissJennyGuitar]

LOLOL 50seconds in this was me and you when we met at the library, I was the second one obvs 😂😂😂 I feel dissed so hard 🤣😭🤣

[@NassorTafari]

🤣😂😂😂 You’re good man

[@sailormike77]

Murr chrimah, bruv!

[@NassorTafari]

MURR CHRIMAAA

[@giovanialphonde9340]

top man gizzer

[@NassorTafari]

😎

[@rootbeeeeer]

i’m going to become the white jimi hendrix 🙏

[@NassorTafari]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lamarrholston7634]

thanks, but you still did'nt show how to do what you did at the start

[@NassorTafari]

Next video

[@RRS_UziProd]

V0w HOw'd YOu Do THat?!!!?! 🤣🤣

[@NassorTafari]

Lmaooo

[@averychilco]

All of what you have said is great. But they should first learn where G notes are at (for a reference point) on the fretboard and then work from there. It ain't no way around it. Most people have a hard time remembering the name of the strings the first couple years. I thought you were about to teach how to connect the chords like you were in the beginning but you went off on a tangent about individual notes.

[@NassorTafari]

Stay tuned.

[@NassorTafari]

Less than 10 or 15 mins lol

[@alchemysticgoldmind4164]

Ok now play it in Eb..If your on the stage and the bandleader says Eb..you aint going to have time to count whole steps..What should we do? This is Good information.

[@NassorTafari]

Valid question with an easy fix, I will get to that, stay tuned.

[@lauren9700]

You’re so cool☺️❤️and your videos are sooo helpful fr💯💯thank you for sharing🫡

[@NassorTafari]

Appreciate it💪🏾!!