Easiest Way to Play Guitar – Focus on 3 Strings

Easy way to master the guitar.

• Easy on the Brain
• Easy on the Fingers
• Gain Complete Mastery on the Guitar

Just play with 3 strings at at time instead of all 6. It won’t overwhelm your brain, or your fingers.

Playing with 3 strings at a time is:

• Easier on your fingers.
• Easier to see on the fretboard
• Easier to remember
• Fit in the mix better if you play in a band or do multi-track recording
• Learn the entire guitar fretboard the simple way.

It’s like and easy button only better!

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The picture above is the genius board. It is all decked out with the D Major chord. The guitar fretboard is across the bottom. You can see 3 spots where there is a D major chord. Red dots are the note D, Yellow dots are F#, and blue dots A. These are the notes of the D major chord.

Here are the notes on the music staff.

This is part one. There are more lessons that will build on this basic foundation of music.

In no time you will know every note and chord on the guitar fretboard and have loads of fun playing!

Get started practicing 3 minutes a day, and have fun!

Check out the D major chord on the 5th and 7th frets above. Place your index finger on the 5th fret of the E string. Use the pinky and ring finger to play the 2 notes on the 7th fret. Notice that the notes are D, F# and A top to bottom