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I used this pattern, when i was learning the fretboard


you can use this if you want to see the pattern a little better from further out
here is the actual file, if you want to zoom in closer and get a better look
http://s55.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=157J ... VLSYLE690L


you can use this if you want to see the pattern a little better from further out
here is the actual file, if you want to zoom in closer and get a better look
http://s55.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=157J ... VLSYLE690L
you know i'm sure that would help me, but i have no idea what any of that means. i know most of the people on here understand chord theory and all of that which makes me kind of feel like an ass because im really not too bad at playing but i just improv and read tabs. although i did save the file, im not too sure what to do with it.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:I used this pattern, when i was learning the fretboard
you can use this if you want to see the pattern a little better from further out
here is the actual file, if you want to zoom in closer and get a better look
http://s55.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=157J ... VLSYLE690L

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its just the notes of the fretboard, the numbers at the top are which fret it is in. the only real purpose it serves is an alternative to learning the notes on the fretboard. its just a pattern i used nothing morecastellar wrote:you know i'm sure that would help me, but i have no idea what any of that means. i know most of the people on here understand chord theory and all of that which makes me kind of feel like an ass because im really not too bad at playing but i just improv and read tabs. although i did save the file, im not too sure what to do with it.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:I used this pattern, when i was learning the fretboard
you can use this if you want to see the pattern a little better from further out
here is the actual file, if you want to zoom in closer and get a better look
http://s55.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=157J ... VLSYLE690L

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right, so really bassists only need to learn the E and A strings, and then we can just use the octave rule for the D and G strings.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:if you know that for each you can learn the fretboard pretty quickly, and it can also be helpful to guitaristsGSR wrote:the only pattern i see there is the two string/two fret octave rule, though it applies more to bassists.
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yeahGSR wrote:right, so really bassists only need to learn the E and A strings, and then we can just use the octave rule for the D and G strings.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:if you know that for each you can learn the fretboard pretty quickly, and it can also be helpful to guitaristsGSR wrote:the only pattern i see there is the two string/two fret octave rule, though it applies more to bassists.
we have the b string messing all up

PM Dheibs for more info.Sciaracastro wrote:castellar wrote:haha thanks for trying let us know if you find anything.b_fost wrote:for those wanting to check out absolute fretboard trainer, I found a link...
EDIT: link was worthless, and I'm not spending $50.
I'll look at it tomorrow.
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not really the pattern continues on the b string, you just skip one fretSciaracastro wrote:yeahGSR wrote:right, so really bassists only need to learn the E and A strings, and then we can just use the octave rule for the D and G strings.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:if you know that for each you can learn the fretboard pretty quickly, and it can also be helpful to guitaristsGSR wrote:the only pattern i see there is the two string/two fret octave rule, though it applies more to bassists.
we have the b string messing all up
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-_-'wkpggrvn2001 wrote:not really the pattern continues on the b string, you just skip one fretSciaracastro wrote:yeahGSR wrote:right, so really bassists only need to learn the E and A strings, and then we can just use the octave rule for the D and G strings.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:if you know that for each you can learn the fretboard pretty quickly, and it can also be helpful to guitaristsGSR wrote:the only pattern i see there is the two string/two fret octave rule, though it applies more to bassists.
we have the b string messing all up
i know man...i was just pointing out that bass is kinda "regular" on the fretboard...
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yea i agreeSciaracastro wrote:-_-'wkpggrvn2001 wrote:not really the pattern continues on the b string, you just skip one fretSciaracastro wrote:yeahGSR wrote:right, so really bassists only need to learn the E and A strings, and then we can just use the octave rule for the D and G strings.wkpggrvn2001 wrote:if you know that for each you can learn the fretboard pretty quickly, and it can also be helpful to guitaristsGSR wrote:the only pattern i see there is the two string/two fret octave rule, though it applies more to bassists.
we have the b string messing all up
i know man...i was just pointing out that bass is kinda "regular" on the fretboard...
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