[Tomas]

This is fantastic, Brian. When I read this post, I had a chill of inspiration. I have more to say about this whole subject. I’ll talk about it in the next RGS Live using your “question” as a jumping point.

[Tomas]

You made me laugh Thanks Brian!

[Tomas]

This is great Brian. I didn’t quite understand your use of the word “intervals”? Is this in place of the word “step”? I use this term in this way: 1 step=2 frets. 1/2 step is one fret. A major 3rd interval is 2 steps. A minor 3rd is 1 1/2 steps. And so on.

[Tomas]

Got it, Jeannitta! You can access everything now.

[Tomas]

Hi Jeannitta (GramyTaco?). Welcome to RGS. There is a problem and I’m working on it now. Hold on and I’ll get you in.

[Tomas]

This is great Brian. If you have time (and haven’t already started it) I’d recommend going through this course along with your current routine: https://realguitarsuccess.com/courses/learning-the-fretboard/

That said, learning the notes on the 5th and 6th strings is the right first step. All the patterns I explain build off that foundation.

Fretboard Logic

[Tomas]

Hi Nick, just checking in to see how you’re doing?

[Tomas]

Hi Shane, just checking in to see how you’re doing?

[Tomas]

Hi Jonnie, just checking in to see how you’re doing?

[Tomas]

Hi Lois, just checking in to see how you’re doing?

[Tomas]

Hi Christian. I wanted to check in and see how it’s going?

[Tomas]

Thanks for your detailed introduction, John. It’s nice to know a little about you. I wanted to check in and see how you’re doing?

[Tomas]

Hi Morris. I thought I’d check in and see how things are going?

[Tomas]

Hi Seth,
Yes, professionals use bar chords. Have you started “Barre Chords for Everyone” yet? What guitar are you playing on (type, make)?

[Tomas]

Hi Elisabeth. What styles of music do you like? It helps to know as I make new lessons.

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