Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Hi GW team,

Thank you for your availability and answers to all our doubts.

I am doing the “FT Learning the fretboard” exercises every day and also doing the Music Theory lessons in parallel.

Should I stick to doing the “FT Learning the fretboard” exercises on C major or can I do them for G major and F major scale as well?

Thanks again.
Jimmy

Here is Tomo's comment:

"Thanks so much for subscribing to my Guitar Wisdom. Learning the fretboard is not easy. First, try to learn note names and intervals side by side, on one string. Spend some time on C Major, so that you will know the notes and intervals. Then, try F Major or G Major. Stay on each one for a few weeks. There are no rules for learning other keys. Any Major scale is good, if you start by learning it on one string. Try not to memorize. Then learn triads on different string sets. See the Foundation - Triads section. You can do it!"

This is very helpful, thank you for the tips and the motivating words! :)

Thanks so much for your reply! You're very welcome!

This is a supplement video for this subject.
One String Approach! & Triad Inversions are so good for learning the fretboard.
Unstuck Your Visual Shape Guitar Playing from YouTube! (Basic Theory On One String Approach)