can some one please tell me [ or link me ] to a site where it tells me all the notes on a gutair down to the 12 threat [or further 
] please ?
] please ?
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- Thread starter Robbie Butler
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Hi.
Heres one I found for you on google (assuming you mean bass guitar?)
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Theres an even better one in a book I have, bass for beginners by Glenn Letsch, that has a chart in from open-fret 14. It also has a score below it shoiwng what each fret position looks like on notation.
I havnt a scanner so cant get a copy but if you can buy the book/get someone to scan it then do so!
Heres one I found for you on google (assuming you mean bass guitar?)
Theres an even better one in a book I have, bass for beginners by Glenn Letsch, that has a chart in from open-fret 14. It also has a score below it shoiwng what each fret position looks like on notation.
I havnt a scanner so cant get a copy but if you can buy the book/get someone to scan it then do so!
by threat, u mean fret?Originally posted by Robbie Butler
can some one please tell me [ or link me ] to a site where it tells me all the notes on a gutair down to the 12 threat [or further
Mudflap...give it up man, don't argue with the mods, it will only make your stay less enjoyable, TRUST ME ON THIS! And trust the over_looked who questioned odie and got his ass banned...Mr. Odie is a mod and for that, you must respect him and his decisions 
~ Ty
~ Ty
so.....
BC's and EF's are always right next to each other on the Fretboard.
would they be considered a half step apart?
BC's and EF's are always right next to each other on the Fretboard.
would they be considered a half step apart?
Originally posted by Tyler Hole
Mr. Odie is a mod and for that, you must respect him and his decisions
so that means respect all mods right?
then i want my respect around here
any anyway...i belive its a halfstep
well, from my limited understanding, that pattern is fallowed anywhere on the fretboard you look. no matter where you look, F will always come right after E as long as the intonation is set right. this goes for anything on that chart.
