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Let's break the preconceived notions learned in music theory and memorize the position of the fingerboard in the circle of fifths. "Practice makes perfect." In music theory, as the name suggests, the circle of fifths is explained using a diagram of 12 scales arranged in perfect fifths on the circumference of a circle.This is just an illustration of the concept, so you can use it to play the actual instrument.

Here is the position map for all 12 keys of Combination of Diminished. It is a fingering pattern that follows the principle of 1 position 3 frets.The diminished kale system includes the combination of diminished kale, which consists of repeating half-tones and whole tones, and the total...

Basslines are generally built around the root note of a chord.A perfect fifth is often used for notes other than the root.The pattern of repeating these two sounds is also frequent.Roots and perfect fifths are placed on the same fret or 5nd fret on adjacent strings...

Fingerpicking is sometimes called two-finger because it uses two fingers, the index finger and the middle finger.The most orthodox right-hand playing style is suitable for a wide range of music genres.Place your thumb lightly on the lower string than the string you are plucking, and alternately move your index and middle fingers to pluck the string.

The two-octave melodic minor scale includes three alternate tension scales, Mixolydian b2, Lydian 6th, Altered, and a subdominant minor scale, Locrian #7. 2 octave melodic minor scale...

In order to play the bass the way you want it to, you need to acquire the ability to play smoothly across the entire range of the instrument.Two-octave scale practice is an efficient way to master the technique. The book CONCEPTS OF BASS SOLOING...

Introducing the melodic minor 12-key position map. It is a fingering pattern that follows the principle of 1 position 3 frets.The melodic minor scale is a minor third of the major scale.Locrian #3 scale and Altered Tensi...

I will introduce the position map of 12 major keys according to the three principles of left hand position and fingering. Using the 1-position 3-fret principle simplifies the fingering patterns into three patterns.All phrases composed of scale notes are combinations of these three patterns...

Here, we introduce fingering techniques that put less strain on the left hand.The common fingering method for electric guitars is 1-position 1-fret, which assigns one finger to one fret.It seems that many schools treat this as a basic position.However, if you have small hands, this one...