Learn to Unlock the Mandolin Neck!
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2016
- Lesson link: banjobenclark.com/courses/unl... - I want you to look at your fretboard like never before-to see the strings for what they are, how they relate to each other, discover scale origins, and play in ANY key! You ready? Let's do it. Gold Pick members at BanjoBenClark.com receive:
- 30+ minute lesson on unlocking the mando neck!
- The big picture of the fretboard!
- How to transpose any melody/lick! 
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I am a GP member , and I love it! Thanks for the dedication !! Have a great day and God bless Banjo Ben!!
I’d not thought of it that way. What a great perspective. Thank you!!
This is one of the best lessons that anyone could get for pretty much any stringed instrument. Thank you
Wow, thanks so much!
Mind blown! New music learner here. So much learned in a little space of time. I'm going to have to sign up.
Wow this is such a help cause I'm learning both the instruments together. Genuinely thank you so much!
It was such an amazing explanation.
I loved it
Thanks Ben, appreciate this lesson.
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Roll Tide Ben! Thanks for a great lesson!
Thank you from this newbie mandolin player
One item that you could expand on is the octave number that each string is tuned to. For example the G string is G3, D is D4, A is A4, and E is E5.
Wow thanks just learned something real good
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot. Which mandolin brand do you recommend ?
Good information! HOw much action should you have at your 12th fret with the G string? I think I have too much. thanks.
Great lesson. May I ask what Brand and Model Mandolin you are playing in this video?
Thanks! That's a 2009 Gibson F-5G.
Very helpful video!!!! I also was wondering if do any bass video lessons???
Thanks! I don't have any currently, but that is in the plan for the future :)
@@BanjoBen where are the Bass lessons?
Well my mandolin is unlocked, but the hinges are rusty. 🥺
What’s a piano?
Is there any way you could do this lesson on guitar as well?
That is a wonderful idea..yes, will put that on the list!
in other words, the are tuned in 5ths •••
I guess you could say it that way :)
Hey! He's got my mandolin.
No, you've got MY mandolin!
Prove it! Yeah mine is a 1999 Gibson F5G. John Fogerty owned it briefly before I got it in 2000. I just discovered you. Mon be signin up for your lessons. I haven't played in 10 years. Been doing vocals and guitar.
@@petercyr3508 Cool, I'll be honored to have you on board! Mine is a 2007, I think.
John fogerty owned it? How tf did you get it? Lucky dude.
@@steefhol7387 He got it from Mandolin Brothers in New York then traded it back in on another one. I wound up buying the one he traded back because I liked it and it was in my price range. They sold it to me as new with the Gibson warranty for like $2600. This was in 1999 or 2000. It is still my main mandolin.
Pianer?
Do you play the violin?
I tuned my ukulele to violin but wondering how much a mandolin would be
I play guitar & new on violin (and new on banjo)
Wondering if I should invest or just continue on what I have
I am continually shocked by how many stringed instrument players do not understand this concept-this is the foremost important truth about stringed instruments! Learning chords seems to be where most people stop! Thanks for covering this so thoroughly BBC!
There's only 4 strings. The strings are double course.
learned piano first?
Just a commercial..........................
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