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Learn the Notes on the Fretboard Quickly!!  
Learning the notes on the fretboard is an extremely important aspect of playing guitar. Here are some drills for learning the notes quickly:

Memorize Natural Notes on Low E, A, and D strings. The 7 natural notes, or musical alphabet, is ABCDEFG. Each natural note is separated by 2 frets EXCEPT B-C and E-F, which are 1 fret apart.  Read on....

*Use Reference Points such as the tuning frets (5th fret Low E string, 5th fret A string, 5th fret D string, 5th fret G string, 4th fret B string, and 5th fret high E string). You can also use the 12 fret notes, for example, since these notes are EADGBE 1 octave higher than the open strings.

*Use Octave Spacing Below are movable octave spacings.

---------------------------6---------
------------------6------------------
---------5----------------3----------
--5--------------3-------------------
---------3---------------------------
--3----------------------------------


*Use Note Names Whenever Possible

Good Luck to you all!

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