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=== Targetting Notes between Positions ===
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The same note can be found up to 6 times across the fretboard, moving diagonally from the top left (thinnest strings, lowest frets) to bottom right (thickest strings, highest frets). For a guitar tuned to standard tuning w/ all perfect 4ths between strings except a M3 between the G and B strings, the note can be found on the next thickest string 5 frets higher than the current fret (+4 frets for the G/B strings).
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The octaves of the current note can be found by moving diagonally from bottom left to top right of the fretboard. The octave will be 2/3 frets higher for the string 2 strings above the current string, or 7/8 frets higher for the next highest string.
== Chord Solo'ing ==