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@eskimoto | |
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not gonna beat around the bush just gonna teach u guitar theory so if u get bored then u must not be a guitarist lol....first thing is the tuning...there are six strings on a guitar and starting with the one closest to u the notes of the open strings are as follows...E A D G B E...ok now lets start with the top E bass string...in a major scale there are 7 notes which are doh ray me fah so lah ti doh...now in music the note between two notes such as A and B there is a middle note known as.. |
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@gayanibf | 21 February 09 |
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i tried this awhile ago.. good luck 
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@axlisbak | 21 February 09 |
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Either A sharp or B flat?
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@eskimoto | 21 February 09 |
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either A sharp or B flat but both notes are the same thing and can be called either one of the two and this space between A and B is called an interval, and the distance on the guitar between two notes is two frets or a full tone! which is made up of two halfs which are semitones! from A to A sharp is one semitone and from A sharp or B flat to B is another semitone and two semitones add up to a full tone and a semitone is one fret on the guitar unless starting from E or B coz theres no interval
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@bdmaash | 21 February 09 |
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A sharp and B flat...i forgot ...B DOESNT HAVE SHARP right?
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@eskimoto | 21 February 09 |
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between E and F or between B and C this is very important to remember!
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@bdmaash | 21 February 09 |
 i knw guitar theory but how can i shift between the cords pls tell me ...its annoying:(
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@bdmaash | 21 February 09 |
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TATS Y THERES NO b SHARP or E sharp minor
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@bdmaash | 21 February 09 |
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nice work :)
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@eskimoto | 21 February 09 |
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so in light of do ray me etc if u started on the A note it wud be Doh...B wud be RAY and C wud be Mi....D wud be FAH....E wud be SOH....F wud be LA.....G wud be be TI and back to A wud be DOH again its 8 notes if u include the second root note A...and wud be twelve notes if u count the sharps or flats
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@eskimoto | 21 February 09 |
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but that is only the major scale, ill go into the minor scale later on but for now go back to the open E bass string if u put ur finger on the first fret then because theres no interval between E and F and the open string is E then the first fret note held down wud be F then a whole tone to G another whole tone to A etc...and work ur way upto the twelfth fret following what i explained and u should find the twelfth fret note to again be E
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