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Neat! I’m having some issues with how things are displayed on my iPhone. The low E string wasn‘t reachable for me. Musically speaking, I never really understoo
by danhau 3y ago
Neat! I’m having some issues with how things are displayed on my iPhone. The low E string wasn‘t reachable for me.
Musically speaking, I never really understood the point of knowing the notes on the fretboard. Scales, intervals and chords are waaaaay more useful to know. But I‘m self taught, so what do I know?
- indigoabstract 3y agoIf you know the notes on the fretboard, you can easily(with practice ofc) pick up the melody in any song, and build/reconstruct the chords from there to learn the song. To me, it's easier to learn a song this way than by reading guitar tabs or notes.
- udit99 3y agoHi there Can you send me a screenshot and tell me what iPhone it is? I see fretboard orientation as relying on multiple techniques: 1. Notes 2. Intervals 3. Scale patterns Notes are not the only way to orient but they're a start. I'm planning on adding more modules about intervals pretty soon
- rtsil 3y agoIf you know the intervals, then you know where all the notes are on the fretboard! You're like Monsieur Jourdain, who mastered prose without even realizing it.
- laratied 3y agoThis is actually a bug of tabs that you don't even care what notes are being played. I think it is why so often I hear people play and the strings aren't even tuned. "Who cares, it is just numbers on a finger board game." mindset. No one on any other instrument ever would say musically, who cares what the notes are.