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0:00 Intro – Six Pianos
1:18 All E’s on guitar → piano
1:55 Five black keys
2:26 C major
3:00 Pentatonic pattern (E♭ vs piano)
3:40 Notes learned by strings
3:55 G–A–B on a string
5:08 String-a-day practice
5:15 Six strings on the piano
5:30 String overlap on piano
7:42 Five Middle C’s
8:58 Alt tuning + capo
9:58 Know 12 notes per string
10:25 No stickers, no Sharpie
11:00 Summary
11:40 Credits

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Your guitar isn’t just dots and boxes—it’s six pianos stacked together.
In this video, I’ll show you how to finally see the fretboard in Standard Tuning — no stickers, no gimmicks.

*Here’s what you’ll learn:*
Why the guitar = *six pianos*
How all the E’s on your guitar connect to the piano
The five black keys (E♭ minor pentatonic) and the C major scale
Pentatonic patterns vs piano
Why notes must be *learned by string*
G–A–B example on a single string
The “String-a-Day” practice method
How all six strings line up with the piano
String overlaps shown on piano
Where to find the *five Middle C’s* on guitar
What happens with alt tuning + capo
Why knowing *12 notes per string* is the goal
Why this is about *literacy, not stickers or Sharpie*

👉 *Try it yourself:* pick one string today, name all 12 notes to the 12th fret out loud. Tomorrow, move one fret and rename them. That’s how you unlock the neck.

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