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Familiarizing the fretboard

Warmup/Exercise 1

Warmup/Exercise 2

CAGED system

C shape

A shape

G shape

E shape

D shape

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One finger guitar lesson Part 1

Learning the guitar is fun and easy. In fact, you can start learning how to play the guitar using just one finger and without even learning the name of the notes and chords. You can start exploring the guitar in just few minutes. All you need to do is follow the steps here on the video. Yes I know that this is just a beginning and its a long way to go but we all need to start on something. And this is a good starting point where there's not much to learn in terms of theory and awkward finger positions. Just one finger is all it takes to start learning how to play the guitar. Please follow me in this journey and Im sure in no time, you will be playing music and enjoy the guitar.

Basic Fretboard Lesson

Fretboard visualization and familiarization In this lesson, I will be sharing on how to familiarize and visualize the fretboard so that it will be easy for you to know where you are on the fretboard and the easy way to remember where you are on the fretboard. Also in this lesson, this is a preparation for the more advanced lesson in the future. It is the most basic and essential part of guitar learning to start and memorize or know your way on the fretboard. Like for example the dots or some would call it inlays, what is the purpose of the dots and how to use it. Lastly, when you know the fretboard well, it's easy for you to remember and use scales and modes. Also it becomes easy for you to transpose chords, riffs and lead stuff. Finally, it will help you when you are doing guitar solos. Hope this video helps. Good luck!

CAGED System Shapes vs Chords

C Shape A Shape G Shape E Shape D Shape CAGED system is a great technique to avoid Barre chords and at the same time helpful in creating open chords or unique sounding chord combination when you are writing songs instead of using the usual chords.

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Book 2 Chapter 3

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