25 thoughts on “GTR001: How To Learn All The Notes On The Guitar Fretboard”

1. i didnt know the teacher from willy wonka could play guitar

2. actually the thick string in 6-th .

3. Hey, are you trying to buy the Kindle Book or the full e-course? Send me an
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4. Hi, I’ve been playing guitar for a while, but never knew the notes or where
   they were on the fretboard, or how to approach learning them, I just played
   by ear, but I always wanted to know. I am no good with the numerical system
   most teachers show, (I have tried and failed so many times, I’m just not
   wired that way) But this…….this,….. IN ONE BLOODY DAY……explained
   the whole fretboard and now I know. Thank you, Thank you, and Thank you
   again.

5. I’m glad it helped you!

6. 

7. Thanks!

8. I’m sorry to hear that. Where did you get stuck?

9. Why do you count the strings in reverse order ?

10. Thanks Andrej. Although to be honest it is not very important. You can call
    them by their note names as well E, A, D, G, B, e. Some people are very
    attached to the old way, it’s not mandatory for my method.

11. Hi, I appreciate your comment. I shouldn’t have written “even better” – I
    should just have written that the card system worked very well for me. I
    was working my way through Frederick Noad’s good guitar book, “Solo Guitar
    Playing,” and when I got to the 5th position and 7th position, doing the
    exercises in the book wasn’t enough for me to easily remember the notes on
    the upper frets. I then said to myself, “There must be a better way.” So I
    made the cards and used them to test myself every day.

12. I think it’s important to make guitar videos from this point of view. Well
    done, hope more people figure this out.

13. The guitar doesn’t span two octaves. From the Open 6th string (low E) to
    the 12th fret of the 1st string (High E or e) there are 3 octaves. Beyond
    that the range depends on the type of guitar.

14. Thanks man! This is by far the best method i’ve seen on how to memorize the
    notes.

15. Quite a good video. Thanks!!!

16. great great lesson.

17. super!!!! I like it very very much, an excellent lesson…thanks

18. I LIKE IT

19. This method works only for a few chosen — like one in a million. My mind
    does not work this way. 

20. Excellent job! Thanks for posting.

21. Nice pattern method to help learn the fretboard note locations. Well
    described.

22. Why on earth would you reverse the standard numeric order of the strings?
    You lost me right at the start!
    Also, the reversed camera shot is extremely confusing. It would be better
    if the camera faced you.
    Cheers,

23. Thanks. Nice little ebook too, appreciate it.

24. Cheers Neill. V. Helpful :)

25. what ive figured out finally after years of struggling to learn how the
    electric guitar works is i found a guitar note chart and on one i had all
    the natural notes from A to G on all six strings, then i did one that only
    had the sharps and flat locations, im actually getting it after years of
    just messing around with it im finally getting it

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