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    The document outlines a guitar exercise routine involving playing single notes across different frets and strings to a metronome. It starts with playing a single note repeatedly on frets 1-12, then adds accidentals and playing two notes moving in opposite directions. The exercise gradually increases in difficulty by adding more notes in random order and increasing the metronome speed, with the goal of playing complex patterns smoothly at 80 BPM.

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    how to effectively learn the fretboard on guitar

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    The document outlines a guitar exercise routine involving playing single notes across different frets and strings to a metronome. It starts with playing a single note repeatedly on frets 1-12, then adds accidentals and playing two notes moving in opposite directions. The exercise gradually increases in difficulty by adding more notes in random order and increasing the metronome speed, with the goal of playing complex patterns smoothly at 80 BPM.

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    The document outlines a guitar exercise routine involving playing single notes across different frets and strings to a metronome. It starts with playing a single note repeatedly on frets 1-12, then adds accidentals and playing two notes moving in opposite directions. The exercise gradually increases in difficulty by adding more notes in random order and increasing the metronome speed, with the goal of playing complex patterns smoothly at 80 BPM.

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    Frets 1-12
    a. no open strings
    b. one note, ex A
    i. play 3 times no mistakes from 6th to 1st to 6th string
    c. no memorizing just find them, find them again
    d. optional: frets 5 – 16 or something restricted to 12 frets
    2. with metronome
    a. 40 BPM
    b. one note per beat
    3. add accidentals: ex A# or Ab …
    a. with metronome at 40 BPM
    b. play 3 times no mistakes from 6th to 1st to 6th string
    4. choose 2 notes
    a. one going up, ex G
    b. other going down, ex D
    c. with metronome at 40 BPM no stopping
    d. when starts to feel easy go to 5.
    5. 7 notes in random order, ex D F C E A G B
    a. metronome at 40 bpm
    b. one note up one down
    i. no stopping until all notes played up or down
    6. increase BPM gradually
    a. exercises 2 – 5
    b. goal 80 BPM
    c. when easy exercise done

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