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Learning where each note is.
Cantido
Date:
April 8, 2004 @ 12:03 PM
My guitar instructor has started teaching more
chords, but I still need to learn where each note
in the guitar is.
I don't know why each chord has its letter and
number, but I should. Is there a chart or
something on the internet?
sqrlcub
Date:
April 8, 2004 @ 1:15 PM
Well, I know what you are looking for, but you
will probably be better served learning intervals
and how they relate to the notes you are playing
across the fretboard. For example, learning the
shape of octaves will suddenly show you where to
find the upper or lower note octave depending
where you are on the fretboard. After I saw how
those shapes were formed the rest happened pretty
intuitively. Forget about the numbers. You should
be able to do that right off based on visual or
sensual clues (ie, 2 dots on fret 7, fret 5 is
the second dot down, fret 12 has 2 dots, and on
an acoustic guitar it is 2 frets away from the
body, etc).
If you are willing to go the very work intensive
and hard way learning the notes by rote, you can
go to places such as these:
http://guitarsecrets.com/all_notes.htm
,
http://www.supersonic.net/guitar/lessons/lesson-5.
htm
, or
http://www.thecipher.com/fretspell_guitar.pdf
(careful, pdf's load slow), etc.
kredd
Date:
April 8, 2004 @ 2:03 PM
become familiar with the fact how notes relate to
each other in as to where they are on the
fretboard. for example, an A can be played open
on the A string or can be fretted at the 5th fret
on the low E string. you can play an open D chord
near the heastock, a D chord on the A string -
5th fret or a D chord on the low E string - 10th
fret. understanding all your options will help
with your 'fretboard efficiency' as i like to
call it.
the letters on the chords represent what note you
are playing - an 'A' chord. the numbers represent
what type of 'A' chord you are playing - 'A7',
'A5', etc.
i know you didn't ask all that, but there it is!
goood luck
you'll get it
mawcs
Date:
April 8, 2004 @ 4:07 PM
(I declare...)
woodhead
Date:
April 8, 2004 @ 8:25 PM
go to www.wholenote.com you should find all th
info you are looking for there
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