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Fretting - Guitar Hand Positions & Exercises - Beginners

► Free Beginners Course: https://guitarcoachmag.com/6-week-guitar Andy shows you the proper way to fret a note also called fretting on guitar. Includes hand positions and guitar fretting exercises. If you enjoyed this tutorial on fretting check out our 6-Week Guitar course for Beginners. This 5 Volume series, will take you on a fun and fulfilling musical journey, from complete beginner to a capable and confident guitarist. Each individual 6-Week Guitar course has been designed as a complete and comprehensive structured system, to provide you with a clear pathway to achieving your guitar goals, easier and faster than ever. This FREE step-by-step Beginners Guitar Course includes: ► 50 Multi Camera HD Videos ► 100 Page Course Guide & Notes ► Downloadable Backing Tracks ► Tab Book & Chord Charts ► Your 6 Week Practice Planner ► Online & Email Support Get instant access to your step-by-step route map, to guitar playing success. ► https://guitarcoachmag.com/6-week-guitar With each volume you’ll be learning more essential guitar skills and techniques, while also building your own collection of songs that you can play for friends and family, or simply for yourself. Either way, you’ll notice amazing improvement with each passing day when you follow this new guitar course. FRETTING: When we showed you how to tune the guitar by ear we briefly showed you how to hold down a string on the fret board or guitar neck nearer to the fret wires to change it’s pitch. This is called fretting and is the first step to playing melody lines, chords and guitar solos. So let’s look at the correct way to fret a note, using the 2nd fret of the G string – this is the note A. – Use the tip of your finger – Place it just behind, but not on, the fret wire – Use your thumb for leverage Adjust your thumb accordingly to what best suits you, , in order to optimise leverage. To start with, you should try and place your thumb behind your forefinger, pressing down on the curvature of the neck. Every guitarist finds different ways to use the thumb. Video 4.7 There are also some other tips to bear in mind that should make life easier: Don’t exert too much pressure as this will result in; – Aching fingers – Sore finger tips – Less flexibility when changing notes/chords To be fair you will still suffer from all these when starting up, but by not exerting too much pressure SHOULD help alleviate them. Please do not complain too much if this does not seem to be the case! Oh – and ensure you keep the nails on your fretting hand short so the fret board has no nail contact. Nail clippers can be cool – I think! Experience will let you know what pressure to apply but there will be times when you have to exert more if string buzzes or the note does not ring out. The key is to make sure your finger is correctly positioned in the first place. And here is what you need to do now: Use your finger to fret any notes anywhere on the fret board using your forefinger, ensuring you get a nice “clean” sound. Do the same, using your middle, ring and pinky fingers Before we go onto more specific fretting exercise, it will be useful to know the notes up to the 5th fret on each string, including open strings. As you can see, the notes go from A to G and some have notes in between called sharps and flats. Don’t worry too much about this for now, watch the detailed video and then go onto to the fretting practice session ------------------------------------------------------ ► SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Are you ready to learn some of the greatest guitar riffs and licks of all time? Perhaps a few guitar tricks and techniques? Then be sure and subscribe to our YouTube channel and visit us at our other links below. JOIN OUR GROWING GUITAR COMMUNITY: Guitar Coach Products and Courses: http://www.guitarcoachmag.com/products/ Download the FREE Magazine App: http://guitarcoachmag.com/free-download Friend us:   / guitarcoachmagazine   Follow us:   / guitarcoachmag   6WG-01 4.7