Sorry about that. Let's try this one:
http://goo.gl/MauTQ
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When you begin to play scales all over the fingerboard you'll start to memorize the frets. Just remember as you learn each major to play them at multiple positions because it will make things and practice much easier. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.
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This is what I was looking for to help me with the notes. thanks for posting this, I really appreciate it
Joel
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I need 5 posts just to view attachments and links and I only have 1 so far, so here we go...
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YES YES YES! Exactly. I know this from 40+ years as a professional trombonist (AFM47 & 7 aka Local "D")
I would add that my experience is that I need to say the notes out loud when practicing the scales on my bass, especially chromatic counting as sharps going up and and flats going down. It feels a little silly when you first do it, so I always do it when I know I am alone (blush). But it does make the association stick in your head better if you say them out loud.
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You don't have to make blank posts just to get your count up. We also encourage you to participate as a member of the family. You purchased the course. This is your forum. How are your lessons going? What are your goals?
LOL, it doesn't have to be hit and run.
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