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Eyup FretHeads! If you know the key but still get lost and clip wrong notes, this lesson gives you a clean fretboard map you can actually use: the L7 grid.

You’ll see how to map the root notes for the chords in any major key on one string pair, then copy it across the neck using string pairs plus CAGED octaves (the E-shaped and D-shaped octave scaffold).

In this video we cover:
String pairs (E–A, D–G, B–E) so patterns repeat cleanly
The E and D octave scaffold (up 2 over 2, then up 3 over 2) to shift positions
The L7 grid for 1 4 5 (major) and 2 3 6 (minor)
How to use the same map for chords, triads, scales, modes, and arpeggios, including the one-fret compensation across the G–B tuning

Next step: chord synonyms: https://youtube.com/live/ma1AxeNGdV4
Watch the next video to connect the same chord sound to the shapes you already know.

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0:00 L7 Pattern on Guitar, stop getting lost and hitting wrong notes (string pairs root note map)
1:24 String Pairs explained, perfect 4ths on E–A, D–G, B–E (move patterns across)
2:10 CAGED Octaves for string pairs, E-shaped octave, up 2 frets over 2 strings
3:25 D-shaped octave, up 3 frets over 2 strings, build the E and D octave scaffold
5:48 Choose the tonic, find the key on the low E string (G major and A major examples)
7:20 Chords in a major key, 1 4 5 are major, 2 3 6 are minor (skip diminished 7)
8:16 Draw the L7 Grid, root notes for 1 4 5 and 2 3 6 on one string pair
10:24 Transfer the L7 Grid across the neck using the octave scaffold (3 positions)
14:16 L7 Grid on guitar, A major chord roots, CAGED chord shapes, bar chords and triads
23:14 L7 for scales, modes, and triad arpeggios, compensate for the G–B tuning

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