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Thanks for doing this, Jeff.
I know some basic theory, but have trouble applying it to the guitar, especially on the fly. Fretboard freedom sounds great!
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Jeff, I’m in. Thank you!
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Wrote out my first fret board diagram today. Very helpful.
Question of Jeff: Did you write the notes between as sharp or flat or both?
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I like to know them as both, even though most of the time in a key signature, I'm dealing with flats.
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I'm in, but only on Fridays and weekends until 4/15. I can't do 3 times a day though at any time.
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It's under 1 minute of "guitar in hand" each time.
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I've done the fill-in the blank fretboard layout thing a few times on my own without it really sinking in.
I'll give this a try. I need some direction to help bring the fretboard territory outside of cowboy chord country into aural focus ! It will be interesting to see where you take this Jeff.
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Thank you Jeff,
Count me in! |
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I think the fill in is a good start with repetition, but you're right, I don't think it sinks in on it's own. Hopefully some of the other things I have planned will help it "click" for you. |
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Definitely in! and thank you in advance for your time and effort in helping all of us improve our knowledge. I too will be doing this in standard tuning.
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Sounds interesting. I think I will give it a try. Never thought of this . I hope us "old guys" can learn from this too!
Richard |
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Trying to get a better understanding by drawing it all out with a pencil. The drawing is more fun than reciting the notes up and down strings, but that part is probably more essential to actually learning. Combined, hopefully will be useful in the end.
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I wanted to do this in multiple tunings. I think I see where we're going so maybe for now standard is best. Chromatic visualization of the fretboard and later triads of chords and then pick a chord and "see" all the roots, 3rds and 5ths.... Ok, give me until 4/15. This should be good.
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I have nothing better to do anyway, i'll give it a whirl.
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