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I’ve added a very handy tool to the site, a guitar chord finder. You’ll find it in the bottom of the right sidebar.
Eventually you’ll want to understand how to find chord voicings by knowing what notes are in the chord and how to find them on the fretboard.
But as a beginner, it’s really handy to have a chord finder to get a quick fingering for that weird chord you’ve run across. Here’s how to use it. Continue reading
On the surface, the guitar fretboard is a mess of notes seemingly thrown on there at random. But the reality is that there’s a very easy system to easily help you learn every note on your guitar’s fretboard. You can learn the entire fretboard in 30 minutes with this trick.
None of my teachers ever showed me this for some reason. So I make sure all my students know about this easy guitar fretboard reading trick. Continue reading
Ok, this article is the reason you’re here. We’re going to dive into beginning guitar notes in the open position. In guitar-speak, the open position is the first three frets of each of the six strings. If you follow the system I’ll give you at the end of this article, you’ll be able to learn all the beginning guitar notes in the open position in 20 minutes. Continue reading
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