Mandolin Fretboard Geography-1, 4, & 5 Chords!
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- This one seems simple at first, but I would have paid $500 for this back when I was learning the mandolin neck. Folks, don't remain in the dark...learn your fretboards! Put in the hard work, it's worth it! Gold Pick members at banjobenclark.com receive:
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clear and to the point, and a giant step forward for me.
Don’t mean to complicate things (you’ve done a great job explaining it) but going up and down at the fifth fret is a perfect illustration of the circle of fifths - start at G, C above, D below. I’m a nerd engineer, and I am endlessly fascinated by all of these patterns and how they always resolve.
I’m seriously contemplating buying a mandolin and this video and channel are awesome!
This was a huge eye opener for me, thanks so much for your helpful lesson!
that is such a pretty sounding mandolin! it inspires!
Great lesson! This video helped me immensely! Thank you!!
You have a new student and sub here. Thank you Ben. You feed it to us a bit faster than we can eat it, so definitely will be watching twice.
Great teaser. Looks and sounds like very valuable information.
Very interesting Ben. I shall work on that and see how I progress.
Thanks for this lesson!
Great lesson, thank you for sharing and simplyfying the knowledge 😎
You're an excellent instructor!
Brilliant. I’m signing up.
Excellent lesson. Thank you!!!
You're so welcome!
You're the man....helpful, well explained...and patient, thanks
Wow, thanks so much for the kind words!
Iv been playing fiddle for years and starting on mandolin....you taught this old dog a new trick...
Great Lesson, wonderful way to start me venture back into mando!
Thanks Ben, I'm a guitar player and finally I just ordered a Kentucky model Mandalin !
Mandolins are sooo cool!!
Cool,,,,well,,I've played a little mando, this put the X on the treasure map, seriously made me feel smarter--and that's no small task, gonna pull the old mandolin out for a test run
Great video !! thanks a lot :)
Ok...got my AHA moment! Guitar player here....learned to play a couple chords for Copperhead road (G and D) and it blew the boys minds in the band. What I got from here is the guitar is tuned in 4ths and the mando is tuned in 5ths. With a guitar you go UP a string for the 5th and DOWN for the 4th....the exact opposite. Made me think totally differently. I'm going to practice your lick here and the next time I break the mando out at practice I'll bet the boys are about to flip! I think I can extrapolate a bunch of stuff just by knowing this alone. Blew me away! I don't know why I didn't see it already! I'm an intermediate (mid to upper) on guitar and have a lit of the theory set in my mind. Now I just have to think a little backwards and I think I'll be playing some fun stuff. By the way...I HATE tabs. They're upside down and to turn in right side up screws with my feeble brain! I've often wonder what evil designed that! Then I learned it was invented by some midEVIL dude for PIANO so right side up isn't important to them. Top string on the instrument should be top string on the tab if you ask me. SMH all day long! hehe Thanks...I'll be signing up on your site as soon as I have time. Thanks Ben! I think I'll pick this right up. Banjo tuned in 5ths too? Happy Saturday! PS...Beacon Hill Band on FB....I'm the handsome big guy in the back on most days. And I sit on a stool...big mistake practicing sitting down. I have on work on that too. We're a pretty popular band in Cody Wyoming with a decent following. Oldest guy is 71 and youngest is 58. I'm 67 and still rockin! By the way....my acronym for tuning is Got dern it alice...ENOUGH! hehe Never thought about it being tuned upside down to a guitar
Great story, thanks! Keep it up! Banjo is even easier as it shares some guitar tuning.
I'm starting on mandolin but notice that the strings are tuned in reversed order of the four low strings on guitar. I'm trying to stay away from using tab but tab works best, to me, for the banjo.
Very helpful!!
Good choice of Mando's.
Excellent info
Thanks very nice lesson
Absolutely brilliant thank you
You're so welcome!
Best Lesson Ever !!! Thank very much ! this is it ! m
Thank you so much!
Thanks for this!
Thanx mando Ben.
Merci très utile...
Great explanation - really well done
Cheers!
Question: I have an A style, but bought a new F style & the extended fret thingy is in my way. What or how do I adjust my playing?
Love it
Hey, I will be playing an open D, but when I play the seventh fret on the G string, It is always sharp, now my bridge is right in the middle of the f holes so I am thinking it is just a cheap mandolin? it was only $100 and some notes sound dead even if I have the bridge raised a lot
That was some good stuff! Ben dropped some serious mando knowledge right there.
Hey Ben, how is this different from the “skip-a-fret” method? Are you familiar!
I would like to attend a 2022 camp
Brill
like it
Wow.... so simple!! That teaser lesson has actually peaked my curiosity on the course
#Rhythmmandoplayer #playitlikeaguitar #Isucksobad
Too fast, if you had tabs of where to place fingers thst would be ace.
Keep watching ;)
How many strings is on this? Looks like a shitload
47! minus 39.
Banjo Ben Clark You're optimistic. If he couldn't even count the tuning pegs how do you expect him to do a complex calculation like that?
Damit, that made me laugh for some reason.
Awesome video. But man, you need to clean your mandolin. You have the luxury of owning a Gibson.
I've tried but spit-shining never seems to help!
Slow..down..a..little
There...is...a...playback...speed....button...for you. 😉