Accidentals
# indicates a sharp, which raises the pitch of a note by one fret.
b indicates a flat, which lowers the pitch of a note by one fret.
@ indicates a natural, which is used to cancel the effect of a sharp or flat.
Thus it is possible for the same notes to have two different names. (e.g., F# has the same position on the fretboard as Gb). Here is a representation of the notes on the fretboard.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, are all "natural notes"
Class Sessions
1- Different Chord Progressions
2- INTRODUCTION
3- The Hammer - Attack (<span style="font-size:70%">Indicated by HA</span>)
4- Tuning Your Instrument
5- Lift off (Indicated as L)
6- The Hammer - On <span style="font-size:70%">(Indicated by H)</span>
7- II - V Progressions in Semitones
8- The Cross - Hammer
9- Using a Metronome
10- The Tapping Technique (right hand) (Indicated <span class="symbolB">L</span> )
11- II - V Progressions in Tones
12- Notation
13- Interval Shapes
14- Accidentals
15- Prelude
16- Crystal Well
17- The Slide (Indicated S and or /)
18- Tapping / Hammering Mixed
19- Bouree
20- Triads
21- Arpeggios Over Two Octaves