Total Disorder Posted January 31 Share Posted January 31 Looking for ways to remember that BC. and EF and side by side in the letter line up. Like the open string saying EDDIE ATE DYNAMITE GOOD BY EDDIE . Any one use a certain saying ? thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
-1 Alan Desmond Posted January 31 Share Posted January 31 2 hours ago, Total Disorder said: Looking for ways to remember that BC. and EF and side by side in the letter line up. Like the open string saying EDDIE ATE DYNAMITE GOOD BY EDDIE . Any one use a certain saying ? thanks I don't know about Eddie. Burt I came across what some call the 3 sets of 2 string arrangement of the fretboard. We all start by learning the open strings for tuning EADGBE. It's also good to committ to memory the 5th fret notes ADGCEA. There's a lot of good songs that use the proximity of G to C to B and E to F all around the 5th fret. As you posted wherever you find G then 1 over is always C. Wherever A then 1 over is D. Wherever B then 1 over is E. What Johnathan refers to as ever repeating pattern. You just have to account for warp zone if you play between the G and B strings. All comes down to practice - practice and remember octave positions. cheers for now. Enjoy 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Looking for ways to remember that BC. and EF and side by side in the letter line up. Like the open string saying EDDIE ATE DYNAMITE GOOD BY EDDIE .
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