Fret Science
Unlock the secrets of the guitar fretboard without a lot of memorization or repetitive practice.
- By Keith Martin
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly nine posts per year
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Most recent posts
This is my favorite guitar lesson to teach because of the creativity it unlocks! Create solo harmonized lines using parallel 3rds and 6ths with minimal memorization of shapes/patterns. I demonstrate this by deconstructing examples from …
Intervals give you the keys to unlocking the fretboard. Learn a simple method for identifying the interval between any two notes on the fretboard, and see how to use that knowledge to better understand (and …
The three-notes-per-string system is by far one of the best ways to navigate the fretboard freely. This video explains it clearly and reveals how to learn it with 85% less memorization than the usual method. …