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mtatigian
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mtatigian
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Joined: 05/21/15
Posts: 13
03/02/2016 4:10 am
There are a few methods I have used that have helped. The tool on this website is quite good, and I use it often.
Also, before I found that; I first learned where every instance of the half step pair BC were located. Once I could find BC everywhere I simply expanded it to A and D which are a whole step above and below every BC pair. Visualize like this A - B C - D; Final step is to do the same with EF learn where all the half step EF groups are and then eventually add the D and G a whole step above and below each EF pair.
There are also a number of phone apps (I like Fretboard learn) but there are many. These are great for when you are away from the Guitar, or waiting in a line or something.
A final tip, I found it helpful to say and/or sing the note you are playing. When you hit a G, say or sing G, it helps to drive the note into your memory with visual, physical, verbal and musical repetition.
These methods have helped me, but I am sure the Guitar Instructors here have some much better insight.

Good Luck to you!

TAT