In music, we have 12 notes per octave - but what does that mean? How do we visualize this?
This lesson is for anyone who has never had any training in music theory. Music theory can be quite difficult to conceptualize when you first start learning it. This is what this lesson is for. I want to show how you can approach music theory in a logical, analogous way.
This is of course from the perspective of guitar (particularly the part about the directions of sharps and flats). Non-linear instruments, such as woodwind or brass instruments, won't have a clear directional approach to sharps and flats. This applies mainly to stringed instruments and piano, where the lowest notes are on the left of ...