These are all the C notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
C guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the C notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
B guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the B notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
G guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the G notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Relative tuning
Relative tuning is a way of tuning the guitar without an electronic tuner or piano. The strings are tuned relative to one another. See guitar tuning for how to do it.
Guitar tuning
You can tune your guitar if you don't have an electronic guitar tuner or piano, if you assume that your sixth string on the guitar is correctly tuned to E. The method below is called relative tuning.
1) Pick the sixth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open fifth string should sound like.
2) Pick the fifth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open fourth string should sound like.
3) Pick the fourth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open third string should sound like.
4) Pick the third string at the 4th fret. This is what the open second string should sound like.
5) Pick the second string at the 5th fret. This is what the open first string should sound like.
1) Pick the sixth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open fifth string should sound like.
2) Pick the fifth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open fourth string should sound like.
3) Pick the fourth string at the 5th fret. This is what the open third string should sound like.
4) Pick the third string at the 4th fret. This is what the open second string should sound like.
5) Pick the second string at the 5th fret. This is what the open first string should sound like.
D guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the D notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Staffs - trivia 1
1) How many lines are on a staff?
a) 4
b) 5
2) How many spaces are on a staff?
a) 4
b) 5
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a) 4
b) 5
2) How many spaces are on a staff?
a) 4
b) 5
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Guitar strings - trivia 5
1) What is the fourth string in scientific pitch notation?
a) D2
b) D3
2) What is the fifth string in scientific pitch notation?
a) A2
b) A3
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a) D2
b) D3
2) What is the fifth string in scientific pitch notation?
a) A2
b) A3
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Guitar strings - trivia 4
1) What is the second string in scientific pitch notation?
a) B3
b) B4
2) What is the third string in scientific pitch notation?
a) G3
b) G5
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a) B3
b) B4
2) What is the third string in scientific pitch notation?
a) G3
b) G5
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Sunday, June 26, 2011
A guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the A notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
E guitar notes in scientific pitch notation
These are all the E notes on a guitar through fret 12 in scientific pitch notation.
Guitar strings in scientific pitch notation
These are the guitar strings in scientific pitch notation. The low E string (6th string) starts at E2 and the high E string (1st string) starts at E4. Middle C on a piano is C4.
High E string guitar notes
These are the guitar notes for the high E string (1st string) through frets 1-12.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Low E string guitar notes
These are the guitar notes for the low E string (6th string) through frets 1-12.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Guitar saddle
The saddle on a guitar is parallel to the bridge. The saddle is mostly found on acoustic guitars. It holds the strings above the bridge and the guitar.