Memorising The Fretboard Using Intervals!

Hi Guys, a quick fretboard knowledge video to all the guitar players out there struggling to memorise their fretboard. This video talks about the concept of using intervals and relative positions to obtain reference points on the neck! Enjoy.
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[@Binarysurf]

This is very helpful!... I've seen other videos about finding and memorizing a (root) note all over the fretboard, but I think I haven't seen the idea about practicing (root) note and any interval as you've explained... it'll be cool if you publish more videos about fretboard memorization, thanks!

[@EclecticMusicInstitute]

Thankyou!! I will post a few more videos surround fretboard knowledge over the coming weeks!

[@jameslitzinger6932]

Thanks for the tutorial. Helps me visualize the fretboard a bit better, as that's something I've neglected to incorporate in my basic guitar knowledge.

[@EclecticMusicInstitute]

My pleasure! Definitely an important skill, glad I could help!

[@Dont_have_to_agree]

This is really good, good video length too…you explain it well. If you added a closer shot of the fretboard this would be next level.

[@EclecticMusicInstitute]

Thanks very much! Great feedback, much appreciated!

[@Mike-mk6gx]

Still have no idea what an interval is.

[@EclecticMusicInstitute]

The distance between two notes is the definition of an interval. The names given to those distances are as follows. C-C# is a minor second C-D is a major second C-D# is a minor third C-E is a major third C-F is a perfect 4th C-F# is a diminished 5th C-G is a perfect 5th and so on…