How to easily memorize all Guitar Necks with not much equipment or money

If you're new to the guitar (whether is be a bass guitar or regular guitar), you'll find yourself needing to learn the notes of the guitar neck before you can play without any hesitation. There are many ways you can go about doing this. Some people pay money to take lessons to learn the guitar neck, while others find way to learn the notes of guitar necks on their own. Whatever the case may be for you, the process has to be done in order to understand the notes on guitar necks.

Once very easy way I found to achieve the skill in to simply lay you guitar on the ground so the guitar neck to facing up. Whether your trying to learn on a double neck guitar or a bass guitar neck or an electric guitar neck , the process remains the same and can easily be transferred to all typos of guitar necks. You also will not need a guitar amp, a bass guitar cabinet or any other type of instrument or equipment.

Once you have your guitar laying on it back, draw a diagram of the guitar but leave all the notes blank for each fret. Then draw your diagram so you can fill in each note of the guitar neck with its correct corresponding notes.

First you'll start on the thickest string. This is the low E string. Star on the first fret which will be F (because between E and F is a half step). Then move to your seconds fret of F# and then to G on the third fret. From there, go to the forth fret which is G# to to A to A# to B to C (half step) to C# to D to D# and back to E on the 12th fret. Repeat this process for the rest of the freest on this string.

Next go to the A string. Start on the first fret which is A# then move B to C (half step) then to C#, to D to E to F (half) to F# to G to G# and back up to A on the 12th fret.

If you can follow this procedure for all the string on your guitar neck, then you'll easily be able to memorize all the notes and the next time some one brings up guitar necks, you 'll know all about it.