Years of guitar frustration solved with one concept!
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Many students have struggled with being able to navigate the fretboard until they learn to apply this concept quickly: fretboard landmarks. From just two strings we can find anything we need on the fretboard, whenever we need it -- scales, chords, triads, arpeggios, double stops, target notes, licks… pretty much anything you need! Mastering the fretboard IS something you can do! Guitar teacher Blue Morris will show you how, step by step.
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This is Still completely not understandable to someone who doesn’t have an advanced understanding of music theory.
The reason they can't navigate is because they don't know the major scale
I want to encourage all players to learn this stuff. However, don't get discouraged if this takes a LONG time. I have been working on fluidly moving through the 5 major and 5 minor shapes across the fretboard and learning all my triad shapes for the last 7 months. I am finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel but still have a ways to go. Next, I need to add 7th chords and triads. FYI, I practice for an hour 6-7 days a week. Don't be surprised or discouraged if this takes a year. Just keep going. Like anything else, progress takes hard work. Thanks Blue. Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn something. FYI, I bought your soloing book but haven't started yet.
When I was a judo teacher the new people asked me, why can you fight with everybody so easily. I said: I also did not learn it in a few weeks. It took me 7 years to feel comfortable with the basics. It is the same with guitar 🤭
this is really not all that earthshattering, it's just another way to negotiate the fretboard. One still has to learn all of this over time just like they have to learn anything, with lots of practice and repetition
How is this concept different from simply knowing your scales and triads in all positions? This takes years to be fluent at.
Just learn the whole fretboard. It is soo worth it. And you got plenty of time to learn it. I mean, you gonna play guitar for the rest of your life. So you just have to overcome your lazyness.
You go to fast !
Good lesson , …joe b said , if you have to think, you’re already to far behind, anything. You don’t think when you get on a bike and ride, the guitar has to be like that , you just play from knowing and knowing from playing all the time. But I like they way you taught the breakdown of how and the application.
Sounds good but way more simplified explanations broken down into many leasons to be beginner friendly?
Thanks Bluemorris. Simple and straight forward teaching. Love your approach.
Man dude, you're an awesome teacher! simple methods that other teachers complicate just to confuse students to bait and switch them to the paywall. You give great information with fully formed thoughts, and then state acall for action. Great content and your channel should take off like a rocket! A sincere thank you!
I've been really getting into the CAGED system.This lesson is a see the light moment.
So COOL , U REALLY MAKE EVERYTHING SO SIMPLE & EASY TO UNDERSTAND. THANK U AGAIN.
Great lesson! I would add, learn the Caged system. it will take a year or so get it down good, at least a good year… But once you start getting it down, it opens up the entire fret board and you can navigate freely!
Thanks for the great video. Really useful info presented well. I’m not sure now how I learned to remember where chords are in the first place but definitely learning and recognising the 3 string triad shapes on EBG and BGD are really useful. These mini chords are used regularly in guitar music. Learning the change of shape with a progression like a I IV V e.g. G C and D on the EBG strings all along the neck is really useful and helpful to progress. Then you see the sequence of shape change becomes a pattern itself that is easy to remember. Do same for BGD and they become recognisable in all sorts songs rhythm and lead guitar parts.
Thanks the videos. You fill a really nice niche on the web between song lessons and hard core theory. I really enjoy these!
Man this is SO helpful! Connecting knowledge in the guitar and coming clear about the real thinking process going on while your playing live, with no BS. We guitarrists have an amazing instrument that allows us to move using shapes, and doing things musically so AFTER that we start learning theory from the use of that. I love the way you showed us all of this. Subscribed and shared this video with friends! Thanks A LOT!
This is definitely the kind of stuff we need! So many people learning guitar are always struggling with...should I learn scales...pentatonic...caged...etc...including myself. We need something all in one basket to understand. Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤