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Fretboard Mastery: Finding the notes on the guitar neck in 3 easy steps [Guitar Fundamentals #1]

Mastering the fretboard is an essential step to freedom on the guitar. In this lesson we'll look at finding the notes all over the guitar neck. LESSON PDF ▶▶   / yourguitarworkshop   SINGLE DONATIONS ▶▶ https://yourguitarworkshop.com/donate/ Episode #1 Finding the notes:    • Fretboard Mastery: Finding the notes on th...   Episode #2 Note finding exercise:    • Fretboard Mastery: Most BORING but EFFECTI...   Episode #3 Sharps and Flats:    • Fretboard Mastery: Sharps and Flats QUICK ...   Episode #4 Intervals:    • Did you know these ESSENTIAL guitar interv...   Episode #5 CAGED system explained:    • Fretboard Mastery: Learn CAGED system for ...   Episode #6 Manipulating the CAGED system:    • Fretboard Mastery: Manipulating the CAGED ...   Episode #7 Building the Major pentatonic Scale with the CAGED system:    • You'll Wish you did this years ago - Major...   Episode * comment below what you'd like to see! GUITAR FUNDAMENTALS PLAYLIST:    • Fretboard Mastery: Finding the notes on th...   THE MUSIC ALPHABET Just like in reading and writing, music has an alphabet too. But instead of 26 letters we have 7 notes: A B C D E F G HALF AND WHOLE TONES When we put index finger in 1st position of E, and move it 1 position up the neck, we've moved it a half tone or semi tone up the neck. So: Each fret we move up, is a half tone, or: a half tone = 1 fret When we put index finger in 1st position of E, and move it 2 positions up the neck, we've moved it a whole tone up the neck. So: Each 2 frets we move up is a whole tone Or: a whole tone= 2 frets FINDING THE NOTES ON THE A STRING Step 1: Find the A string Step 2: From A-B is a whole tone, so that means we have to go up 2 frets from A. Since A is an open string (Fret 0) we go to 0+2=2, so second f ret or second position. Step 3: From B-C is a half tone, so that means we go up 1 fret from B (fret 2). 2+1=3 so C is in position 3. Step 4: From C-D is a whole tone, so that means we go up?.... Step 5: From D-E is a ..... tone, so that means we go up ..... Step 6: From E-F Step 7: From F-G Step 8: From G-A