Simple Music Theory for Guitar - Simple Triad Exercise to Visualize the Fretboard

Simple Music Theory for Guitar – Simple Triad Exercise to Visualize the Fretboard

Here’s an exercise that’s so simple anyone can do it. Just pick a spot on the fretboard, pick a key and a simple chord progression (Maybe I, IV, V in A), and find a different shaped triad for each chord with minimal movement. Do this for a week and see how the fretboard starts to become easier and easier for you to visualize!

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