Master The Fretboard in ONE HOUR
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2023
- In today's livestream I attempt to teach everything about the guitar fretboard and how to master it in one hour.
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What order would you do your courses in for a beginner at guitar? I looked at your course bundle before but was too intimidated and unsure of a learning path to purchase at the time. There’s so much and it sounds complicated
You're on mute dear....
@@Steve-qn8gn I like the fact that Rick occasionally show's his human side and has no problem doing so. I think he left the video as it is to show just that, to show he makes mistakes and displays it for all the world to see.
Timestamps for reference (will be adding more as I work through the video).
Figure this might be useful for others too.
G Major:
4:00 - First Position
5:48 - Second Position
7:48 - Third Position
8:46 - Fourth Position
12:01 - Transposing Tangent
13:32 - Fifth Position
15:09 - G Major Pentatonic
15:16 - First Position
15:38 - Second Position
16:04 - Third Position
17:49 - Fourth Position
18:18 - Fifth Position
24:10 - G Major Blues Scale
24:41 - First Position
25:45 - Second Position
26:25 - Third Position
27:14 - Fourth Position
27:50 - Fifth Position
29:28 - Moving on to Chords/Arpeggios
29:40 - Diatonic Chords in the Key of G
31:17 - G Major Arpeggio (with comment on barring)
33:20 - A Minor
34:35 - B Minor, C Major, D Major, E Minor, and F# Diminished
35:40 - Major and Minor Arpeggio shapes written out/summarized
39:30 - 7th Chord Arpeggios Intro
41:40 - Maj7 Chord/Arpeggio
42:40 - Dom7 Chord/Arpeggio
45:12 - Min7 Chord/Arpeggio
46:47 - Min7b5 Chord/Arpeggio
49:24 - Soloing Discussion
amazing, thank you!
Thank you
Legend
Great job!! Thank you so much!
Legend, indeed! [as finlayyearsley said]. Most would just timestamp the start of each section. [And that IS super nice of them.] But, you, Zanzi: Legend
I've been playing 60 years, and your videos inspire me to keep learning. The Mark Knopfler one was a classic. Thank you Rick from beautiful Finistere (France) ;-)
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Fantastic Rick ! after 43 years of playing and learning the guitar you have tied it all together for me in one video with a simple approach to mastering the fretboard, thank you sir X all the best Ant
Honestly the best fret board mastery / walk through I’ve seen of this length. Rick has such an amazing way of taking the most complex concepts and merging the theory + position concepts and is more effective in an hour than most are in three hours. This lesson should be table stakes for every player - it would have saved me a tremendous amount of confusion.
As an intermediate (ish) player this has helped me usefully connect a bunch of theory (scales,arpeggios, etc) with their relative placement on the fretboard and practical use. Amazing value from a one hour video. Thank you.
Great knowledge as always! Thank you for all of the free content, more than most would give away in their shorter videos. It’s much appreciated
I’m glad to see an instruction video again, Professor! This info is crucial to aspiring musicians
It’s crazy how things one may already know appears completely something else, if approached in a different way. This is literally enlightening Rick!
More than one way to skin a...🤔 potato
Rick the major scale to major pentatonic link is so obvious and genius!!! It has unlocked my playing tremdously. Your guitar teacher really knew what he was teaching. Thank you so much!
Thank you, Rick. Great lesson. There is always so much that one can learn from your videos. I also enjoy revisiting (and discovering) the older videos on your channel.
Anytime you put these videos out- I immediately send them to my students and encourage them to buy your Book- you've done so much work for me to help fast track these students all over the world. It is a crash course- it was all 4 years of college for me, and you combined jazz and classical approaches. Invaluable.
You cannot imagine Rick how much I appreciate this. You really make it easy! I'm 34 and rediscovered how much I like playing guitar (although I'm not that good). I'm looking forward to get better again, and this really helps:).
If you see this Rick, thank you! I took lessons in Binghamton NY around 1986 or so from a TERRIFIC jazz guitarist named Tim Schumacher. He moved to Philadelphia a month or two after I started. Like your first teacher, I learned pretty much everything I needed to know to get me going. I figured all of the stuff you presented tonight on my own, with much exploration and experimentation on my own. I've now been teaching private lessons for almost 14 years. I teach exactly what you teach, almost verbatim. Thank you for affirming that I'm doing "good" by my students. I'm not a college educated guy, just a guy that worked his butt off in the pursuit of excellence. I have more doubts than you can shake the proverbial stick at. This video made a difference for me. A blessing to be sure! Thank you! Lee Campbell
Nice! If you are interested I also periodically studied with Steve Brown starting at 16. When I attended IC Rick was at N.E.C and was Back in Binghamton or Philly when he joined Steve as faculty. My teacher Flip Hayes studied with Paul Weiss and likely picked up the Mic Goodrick influences. Those fella’s from Ricks Ithaca days (Paul S.,Tom W., Dave J., Tom K.,Mike L.,) I miss them… did not play enough with them
@@timothyschumacher7707 So cool you caught this. I can't thank you enough for the foundation you gave me. I don't normally self-promote, but I'm on bandcamp if you want to hear some of what I've done. (leecampbelltoo) I remember Flip Hayes but never crossed paths with him. I remember a classmate studying with him back around mid-80s or so, if memory serves. I taught at McNeils in Vestal until the lockdowns etc. I tried going back but it just didn't work out second time around. I just do Zoom and 3 in-person at my house. You were 'The Guy" that got it all started for me. I will always be grateful for that! Lc
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the fact you give these helpful lessons for free is incredible, your videos always make sense of things that in high school band my teacher couldn't quite make so simple and its much appreciated dude.
Well he makes plenty of money from his videos
Rick is so fortunate to get such a good teacher. When i started guitar in 64 good teachers were not easy to come by.
Thank you so much for this hour. I learned so much. You are such a good teacher. Love your channel. Thank you, Rick.
I have been playing guitar my whole life, I went to M.I. The Denver guitar institute (now gone) The Dallas School of music, I toured for 12 years and I still tour regionally, i have recorded 9 albums 10 singles and 2 videos….I have taught guitar now for over 12 years…..I purchased the entire Beato course because as a musician you can live 3 lifetimes and still be scratching your head trying to take it all in…..Rick is the real deal and so are his courses….it does not matter how long you’ve been playing you must never stop learning about the guitar and music, it’s the only way to separate yourself from all the others that play only by ear….I have opened for Def Leppard, Megadeth, Rob zombie, George Lynch, Prong, Overkill, Symphony X, Metal Church, Loudness (from Japan) HellYeah, Hank 3 and I once played on stage with Dime…..I’m always learning and so should you! Good luck with everyone’s playing
Wow, I just want to play well around the campfire.
Agreed!
sounds like a good program from Rick , have to pick that up later
Good for you
Discovered you during the pandemic, and the five pentatonic positions you teach sparked a personal renaissance in my guitar playing. This video outlines the possibilities of starting there - and growing from there - beautifully.
What a fantastic resource this is. I have a similar experience. I took three guitar lessons from a jazz guitarist in Santa Barbara in 1972. Those lessons lasted until I stumbled upon Rick.
Thank you Rick! I needed that as an intermediate player. Your teaching is top notch.👍
Rick no matter how many times I think I’ve got this. You keep teaching me. Please do more videos like this.
Wow the first 20 mins are incredible 😮. I learned to play major and minor separately, but combining them makes the relation as easy to understand as it is on piano. 🙏
That’s telling and showing something I needed to know 10+ years ago and still is going to give my playing a major step forward! And that’s just the major scale bit!
Great video! This is definitely one the the first things all guitarists should learn! And if you've been playing forever and didn't know this- it's never too late to learn and will still be super helpful.
An incredible lesson. I spent so many years with teachers who only focussed on technique and never even once mentioned this theory. Thank You Rick! You are beyond a Musical Teaching Genius!
You are just a legend. And I allways learn new things, while watching and trying. Thank you, Rick!!
You are such a blessing to all who play! Yhaynks gor help guitar popular agai my brother! God bless you and yours
Rick! Great lesson my good man. Thank you for the wisdom and care. You are a blessing!!
I have the Beato ultimate bundle…4 courses that actually give you the toolbox for playing guitar effectively. I would say its worth every penny folks.Great work.
Awesome!
This is absolutely awesome, even now my ear has improved going trough these, thank you Rick, teaching at its best so rewarding.
Thank you, Mr. Rick. I really love your teaching, and videos.
Thank you, Rick! I've just discovered your channel, and I am absolutely blown away by how amazing your content is. Thank you for everything that you do.
Love it 🙂 Thank you so much🙏 for teaching me/us music theory in an educational- and understandable way, imo.
Also love your interviews of musicians in every genre. The way you’re influencing the younger generation about the “older” ways of songwriting. Showing examples on key shift’s, scales and progressions that can “bring back” some sophisticationin in songwriting for all generations, in every genre, even paving way for new genres- is fantastic, IMO.
Me and my friends have learned so much from you. Looking forward to seeing- and learning more 🙂
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Even Rick’s technical difficulties are gold.....freakin gold. Luv the channel.
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Thank you for the special price on your lesson plans. Was a beginning player years ago and was inspired by all your videos of the great music and guitarists to pick it back up. Fingers are quite sore, but the callouses are going to return...eventually
love your soloing lessons sir rick, gives me the idea what to play and the notes to land on.Amazing.thank you.
Just upgraded to the interactive audio / video version of the Beato Book and its just terrific. For a small upgrade price you've delivered a beautiful interactive experience that will really encourage use. Great work Rick. As usual!
Oh man! I loved this so much! This was just right for my level. Now I have to master all these arpegios like it's nothing. Thank you sir so much, this is so valuable.
Perfect fretboard lesson...thank you very much,Rick!!
Amazing how much adding that one note to the pentatonic changes the vibe.
I’ve done a variation of this for years, but this 5 position framework really organizes it in a way that actually makes it simpler. Nice job.
Amazing hour of lesson! I'm taking it in 10 minute intervals and practising until I get it right.
Great idea!
good luck and rock on
Love you Rick! U R A Great & Deep Guitarist, Great Teacher and Great Happy Personality!
Holy cow!
Thank you Rick!!! Big pieces of the puzzle fell into place tonight!!
Incredible lesson. I didnt have the attention span for notes and scales when I was young. Which is why I went with drums. Came more intuitively to me. I always messed around with guitar but never understood the positions for scales. Love it
Beautiful playing sweet melodic tones thank you I really enjoyed it best wishes from Ireland
This was awesome Rick, I have been playing guitar for over 30 years and I wish that I could have had this type of lesson from the beginning .
The most important thing I've ever learned is how to learn without bias for myself. I really like the core of how you lay out the g major by the 1st,2nd position and so on. It's brilliantly simple for every scale path in learning. A eureka thing for me, it is powerfully easy to see it.
Exciting for ME owning everything BUT the EAR Training -I LOVED THIS Lesson RB Exactly Where I am AT ! Thank YOU SO MUCH
13 mins in and you clarified something for me that I didn’t realize that I didn’t quite understand. Thank you! Nice holy cow moment for me!
You are a cool dude Rick. I always enjoy your content. Thank you for sharing!
Been watching you for years and love your videos. When you do this stuff, I'm lost after the first 30 seconds. I play with a guitar(not a musician) and wish I could do music, but can't. Can't speak Italian either. It's fascinating to watch.
One guy who knows what he is talking about....such a wealth of musical knowledge that should be tapped into by any musician from scratch to complex learning modules!
Love your vids, Rick! Great job as usual.
This video inspired me to tune my acoustic to every string tuned to the 5th fret. I've never done this before. Sounds cool. Easy scales. No funky offset to trip you up. This gets some interesting sounds. You should try it.
There is always something to be learned from on every video. Make sure you have your guitar in hand when you watch it , and don't be afraid to pause and watch things a second time.
Awesome stuff…learned a lot in one hour. I’m buying his course🎸👍😎just based on this.
That guitar sounds great beautiful guitar you are the best in explaining things God bless you
I cannot tell you how helpful this video has been
Great video Rick. I vow to get your book one of these days. Appreciate all you content.
Lights are popping on! This makes more sense than any other teaching I’ve ever seen. I’ve been playing forever, but never “getting it” with knowing the scales. I’m a chords player, with lead-playing around the chords. Dorian? Mixolydian? Heard about them over and over, never put them in the brain or into play.
The first part of this video, starting the scale on the different notes going up the neck, turns on the lights. Okay, Beato Book here I come!
One of my all-time favorite guitar players is Corby Yates. That kid was beyond amazing! Probably the best version of "I Hear My Train a Coming" ever.
From a student point of view this is the best vid you have done Rick, in my humble experience. Thank you.
Rick You are such a gem in Guitarland, deep respect from the Netherlands Europe
I love this.. I actually split the neck into 3 major patterns of scales and it's helped me immensely. My teacher said hes never seen it before... :)
Fantastic video. Just great stuff by a very knowledgeable player...🙏
I can hear that guitar resonate, the acoustic sound is amazing.
Rick is simply a wonderful guitar teacher. His wealth of knowledge is amazing.
After all the years I've played, I never understood position relationships by the scale tone it starts on. They were modes. Harder to remember! Humbling lesson.
Brilliant! Elegant in its simplicity!
Thank You Rick! Can't wait to start!
Just what I needed Rick! You're the best!
Really rad video, thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
Thank you so much! Awesome lesson!
Loved the sound of the Danelectro acoustic, great lesson, compact but full of notes:)
That’s an electric
Purchased your Beato Bundle today … great price … and I have enjoyed my first few lessons today! Thx so much for your videos and the advanced educational tools. I haven’t been in a theory course in 40 years … so I know I’m overdue. I can only learn more!
Hows the lessons a couple weeks in? Going to be worth the money?
Thank you, Rick, for this wonderful guitar lesson...
When you were showing spread triads, it made me think of the Cliffs of Dover intro right before he does the fast part into the first "verse" section.
This is a fantastic lesson, Thank you.
I think I know a lot about harmony (chords and progressions) but this is showing me a lot more about links between harmony and melody. Some beautiful ideas can emanate from all this. Oh and your Danelectro sounds lovely 🥰
wow this is just what i needed rick, so much fun finally recognizing how to intuitively think about piecing the fret board together.
Guitar technique is so important, so dont give up and start incredibly slowly, playing the scale in thirds
(meaning after playing the first note G on the 2nd fret 6th string,
play the third note, which is the B on the 5th string 2nd fret.
Next, play the A on the 6th string 5th fret then the C on the 5th string 3rd fret, and so on.)
Gradually tick up your metronome to higher speeds. muscle memory will come, and you will be shredding after many hours lol.
Very few people possess both the ear knowledge and theoretical knowledge. Considering the vast, and sometimes confusing, ocean of information on RUclips and the greater web; if you could only have one music teacher online, Rick is your guy!
Fell asleep watching who knows what on my headphones and had the loveliest guitar lesson/dream, recognizing tonality of arpeggio patterns, wake up and Rick is 40 mins into the lesson
Rick your awesome. I need to just get your course and start over. And I have been playing my whole life. I also have been running FOH since High school and have implemented it into our high end audio speakers. I own Von Scghweikert Audio. And because of pro audio our speakers really do transport you!
that's the way they I also learned stuff. Never been completely clear until I started to connect this shapes to chords shapes.
Rick, you're a game changer!! thank you so much!!!
Nice as usual ! Thank you Rick
Thank you so much for reminding me that I suck at this instrument. LOL... Seriously, this was an awesome lesson. It really helps not just me , but I'm sure anyone who wants to really learn from the master.
Bought the bundle and what a great value..
still can’t play worth a poop but sure learning and having fun.
well, after i checked every audio cord on my entire setup, ya got me there. great video man
I've been playing since 1988 and haven't learned many arpeggios. I hope to learn this concept now.
Rick! Speaking about the methods of playing guitar, please cover Yamandu Costa. He's just a great guitar player that deserves way more recognition.
1:04:01 Figuring out how to explain something might be the most important part of being a teacher. When you can explain something in a way that the majority of students can understand it, you become a better a teacher. The better you are at teaching, the better you become as a player. (Just my 2 cents worth!)
I love this channel. I also love the fact that I spent years being able to hear a song, any song and being able to let my fingers talk by themselves. I sometimes wish I could read charts and talk in numbers, but I've always been a bit afraid I will lose my ear and make it too mathematical.
My goal is to get my music theory to the point I can watch a Rick Beato video once without having to keep pausing and going 'Wait, what?' and counting on my fingers.
I use both my own and my daugters fingers. Hope to develop so she can get her hands back :-)
Same here!
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@@goswo lol
I feel you bro
I learned a Yngwie run early on in my guitar journey it taught me the shape of the minor scale on two strings over 6 frets. It made understanding modes pretty obvious except I never learned the names other than "that super evil metal minor mode" or the "extra psychedelic major mode" haha.
Your truly amazing man thank you!!
Great teaching, Rick! 🙂
thank you for this advanced guitar lesson