Using Drop D To Learn The Fretboard
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2020
- In this week's lesson, we check out 5 ways to begin learning and visualizing the fretboard.
#DropD #Fretboard #Visualization
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THANK YOU AXE OF CREATION! THIS HAS OPENED MY EYES ON SO MANY LEVELS!
The Minecraft sheep can totally shred on guitar now
Love the Drop D lessons. My guitar is permanently tuned in Drop D.
This is a big help for visualization of the neck and how to get the most out of scales. Please keep posting material like this. I’ve always been overwhelmed and discouraged by music theory topics but your channel is really helping me in a big way!
It's funny, a lot of this stuff is stuff I noticed before, in terms of just sheer pattern recognition. But, I never put the thought into remembering exactly which notes are being played. That's what I love about your channel. You take things even experienced, self taught guitar players already knew, and put some context into it that they (I, really) may not have been noticed before. Like playing the notes of a chord either parallel, behind, or in front of to achieve similar, yet vastly different results. Never put those small pieces together. But now, those small pieces make an enormous impact. Thanks
Not only this video but, your comment has made an enormous impact for me!
I knew the pieces would fit.
Dude... love how you break things down to an intuitive format... very much enjoying these!
Gregory you're saving me from feeling aimless
Thanks so much for this Greg! Exactly what I needed.
Love all of your Drop D lessons so much they're very helpful! Would love for you to do something just like this for other drop tunings
U make really good videos. Really helpful, thank you.
Great lesson man, really appreciate the detail you have gone into. You really give some good ideas for learning this stuff.
Thanks for your videos bro I appreciate you
Thank you man. You're like my Sensei when it comes to guitar.
Legend mate, thanks heaps!
Thank you!
I play in Drop D exclusively, so this channel is really awesome to me because most of the lessons are for Drop tuning and a fair amount of them are things i've already thought of or been through in my journey, just put into words with a talented lesson.
I love your lessons! Not sure if I have asked before, but what do you think about the altered F barre chord shape for Drop tuning?
It's just an F Barre chord but you move fret 1 up a whole step since the low string is tuned down a whole step from standard. What I do personally is bar the three low strings with my pinky, fret the 2nd fret on the G with my 2nd finger, and then bar the top two strings with my first finger. Have you ever played this chord shape, and if so, have you played it with this fingering?
I personally find this shape easier than the traditional F barre chord in standard, though it has occured to me that many players may not like it because of the heavy use it places on the pinky.
And of course, once you learn this shape, you can move it around and get huge 6 string chords all over the place, making playing along in other keys a cinch, especially once you know the basic A string barre chord form for the ones that get just a little bit highly voiced for the altered F barre.
Also, just as a helpful note, when I started out learning, using octave shapes to locate a whole bunch of instances of the same note really helped me. And also, I learned the minor scale on the low D string exclusively first. Just knowing that can give you tons of riffs, since a lot of heavy bands love those low string riffs. Plus, In Drop D it was awesome because just learning the minor scale on the lowest string meant I knew it on the high D, too! So bam... Two strings I can play with from one pattern. Then learning the A string was practically a cinch because every fret is the same except for fret 2 is 1 for the Bb. So just by learning the minor scale on the low string in Drop D, I basically could totally mess around with three low strings with nearly the exact same pattern across all three. Then adding the rest of the strings came later. And moving it around to different keys. So that was pretty rad 😀
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You're such a legend. I made notes. I'M READY.
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Thanks for that examples :)
Content isss cool. Keep up with great wooork :D .
When I see Greg mention Drop D , I start smasshin' !
Nice!
Love the ghost from the Super Mario games!
It would be cool to see a ticks and leeches lesson
8:40 : Does anyone remember Inglourious Basterds?
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Thy has opened my THIRD EYE, YOU'VE PRIED OPEN MY THIRD EYE!
Greg's fingers move like an octopus on amphetamines!
Just milking it!!! Awesome!!
Was your dog barking in D minor as well ? I should print a bunch of triads/chords and pick a random page when I noodle aimlessly and have fun with those
16:20 haha
5:49 I can do that all day: the squeak, squeel and teradactyl