Effective fretboard mapping

Have you ever had something you just learned a couple of weeks ago sort of...disappear off the neck?

You need these three tips to help you map the fretboard more effectively.

00:00 Thesis
01:13 Introduction
05:52 Lesson
17:35 Wrap Up

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[mousi]

This is the first video from you I've watched. I have to say, nothing short of absolutely impressive

This philosophy of info > anchor > scaffolding is just so neat and the gold quality I wanted to find on yt.

Thank you for the advice, I will keep this one close to me and maybe, even try applying it to map out the zhongruan (not a guitar, but still has fretboard). It will be an interesting exercise to say the least - fellow string musician

[stevebirks]

Another genius lesson Chris. Whilst I do fully understand this, I could never explain it to A N Other. So, not only is the content superlative, the delivery is also important. No one does it like you. Its truly special. Thanks Chris.

[mountain_girl]

If anyone has only happened on to this channel by chance today, by viewing this lesson--and--you are looking for ways to really deepen your knowledge of music and how that all applies to the guitar, you may have just stumbled across one of the most significant teachers you will meet/find. If you are in a rush, or just casually cruising or browsing...do yourself a favor and just bookmark this lesson or the channel and come back when you have time. I'm not sure I can even explain how radically different the teaching here is and do it justice. It's nothing to do with someone that is somehow be able to magically regurgitate the same information in a way that you will understand so much as....what you've found here is the guitar study equivalent of "give a man a fish, eat for a day....teach a man to fish....". yeah. I can't explain it in words. But, bookmark, save the lesson or channel and come back when you have the time....because I do know that is an important factor. If you are ready to do some work...this could be one of those milestone moments, your playing before and after you started doing this work sorta-thing....

[EclecticEssentric]

It's so cathartic to watch your videos, even when I know the content well. Have a beautiful! 🍒

[settledscience]

Seriously the best guitar teacher on the net.

[chriscurtis]

I believe the more you practice this method the better your ear gets . You can better hear other guy’s guitar playing . Play this video 3 times and then listen to the SAME music you love and you’ll HEAR so much more. Chris, you are an inspiring, unselfish super guitar player. I’m gonna use this every day. I was trying to go in this direction but I didn’t know how to conceptualize it. Thank you, Mon. You REALLY helped me ‼️No more crappin . I’ll be mappin!

[johndavids]

You taught me more practical information in 4 videos that I have been able to internalize watching several dozen. Now some of the others make more sense. I am BTW a very old beginner.

[oldrrocr]

WOW! Now I have to view all your other lessons...

[jen]

hand up .both hands up ..maps ? google maps?
, ,seriously omg i am going to cry thank you. Chris hugs ❤

[amosjr]

Incredibly effective lesson on fretboard mapping...you are a genius, Sir...thank you

[Nina-mtui]

Omg so eye opening!!! Thank you! Best guitar teacher on YouTube.

[Psychosocial_cracker]

just gonna take the few seconds out of my day to type this real fast.... YOU. ARE. AMAZING.

[melvinmedina]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 as always a lesson to apply, practice and never forget. Thanks Chris!

[d.monksworkshop]

What a great channel. I love the concepts you bring and how you explain them.

[scottstevens]

You are a guitar god… I am humbled in your presence. Thank so much!
I first thought wow he open for Carlos Santana and Trey Anastasio. Now I’m like “they’ve got nothing on you! “🤣

[joycegrove]

Great lesson, Chris! The octaves exercise was one of the best exercises I ever learned for navigating the fretboard, as you say, it's the scaffolding that then helps you reach new areas where you can apply your new scale pattern or your new lick :)

[christophervincent]

I agree with the many. Absolutely genus lesson. I am getting them in between cooking. The notes are are so important

[pipmcworkmansby]

This is gold. I need to watch more of Chris’ channel.

[tone-glide]

Always great knowledge here. Being fluent all over the fretboard is a must for anyone who seeks to master the guitar!!

[raywalters]

Thanks Chris! I've learned ALOT from Martay!! Now I'm learning from his teacher 😎