I’m currently skipping ahead while including the CAGED system in my daily routine as well. I don’t see nothing wrong with it as long as you have a time slot for your daily practice for the caged system.
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Do you understand how CAGED works?Can someone explain me if I should learn all of these before moving on? I know by heart only the C in the CAGED shapes.
Fretboard knowledge and CAGED go pretty hand in hand. Effectively CAGED tells you can find the same notes all over the neck so by knowing CAGED you gain a lot of fretboard knowledge already so I don't think it's strictly necessary to learn the fretboard before you start doing CAGED because you can do it very much parallel. Learning the fretboard by learning CAGED is also more fun than just strictly learning the fretboard IMHOIs it important to know the fretboard well before applying the CAGED system theory?
I was thinking of getting my teeth into this, but maybe I should spend some time on learning the fretboard at the same time to be able to use it later making some sense?
Cool! Then I guess I am ready to get started . Thank youFretboard knowledge and CAGED go pretty hand in hand. Effectively CAGED tells you can find the same notes all over the neck so by knowing CAGED you gain a lot of fretboard knowledge already so I don't think it's strictly necessary to learn the fretboard before you start doing CAGED because you can do it very much parallel. Learning the fretboard by learning CAGED is also more fun than just strictly learning the fretboard IMHO
The caged system will help you learn it better then anything else. Do it up! Dont move too quickly either you can never spend too much time on those lessons.Is it important to know the fretboard well before applying the CAGED system theory?
I was thinking of getting my teeth into this, but maybe I should spend some time on learning the fretboard at the same time to be able to use it later making some sense?
Nice! I usually go like back and forth. Spend some time on a lesson , when I feel a little stuck move in to the next one, then go back over again and so and soThe caged system will help you learn it better then anything else. Do it up! Dont move too quickly either you can never spend too much time on those lessons.
I would highly recommend learning some chord theory(like how to build a chord) because that really makes understanding CAGED that much easierNice! I usually go like back and forth. Spend some time on a lesson , when I feel a little stuck move in to the next one, then go back over again and so and so
Right. I learned some chord theory time ago, but it’s a great idea to refresh it before starting the CAGED systemI would highly recommend learning some chord theory(like how to build a chord) because that really makes understanding CAGED that much easier
Before getting into the chord theory I'd recommend doing caged a little first. You'll have the shapes down for the basic chords in the theory and you'll have an easier time building the complicated chords in each position. In the theory forums you see the caged positions of every complicated chord that Andrei has gone over. And they look pretty different until you see it's just an added note or a move note from the basic position.Right. I learned some chord theory time ago, but it’s a great idea to refresh it before starting the CAGED system
Cool! Then I guess I am ready to get started . Thank you
Thank you!! I like it!! It’s fun and good for ear training too, which is a good thing because my ear isn’t good at allI have been using this as a parallel learning tool with this as a test for what I have learned. Maybe you will find it useful as well.
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So far away is a nice one. It's only a Bm bar chord but still. Also if you only play The CAGED chords you don't have to bar anything, that's where the but is for.I'm SO bad at bar chords. I want to work on getting the chord shapes down with my 3 finger and then add the pointer finger to bar. What are good songs to practice with? Ones that just use CAGED chords?
I'd practice my caged arpeggios. That really helped my finger strength in getting used to the tension needed one at a time before putting g them all togetherI'm SO bad at bar chords. I want to work on getting the chord shapes down with my 3 finger and then add the pointer finger to bar. What are good songs to practice with? Ones that just use CAGED chords?
Thanks!I'd practice my caged arpeggios. That really helped my finger strength in getting used to the tension needed one at a time before putting g them all together
Thanks!So far away is a nice one. It's only a Bm bar chord but still. Also if you only play The CAGED chords you don't have to bar anything, that's where the but is for.
I have trouble with my G shape also. My hand literally will not do itDid anyone else have trouble fingering any of the shapes going up the neck as bad as me or is my posture extremely horrible?? I can get past the original C shape with my 2nd 3rd and 4th fingers fine move that up into the A shape I'm still fine but when I go past that into G shape I find it a huge stretch and just get clunkerssuper frustrating but not going to give up!!!
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