Guitar Notes:

Notes in guitar are the basic building blocks of music.

A note is a single sound with a specific pitch, and on the guitar, you create notes by playing open strings or pressing the strings against the frets on the fretboard.

Each note corresponds to a specific vibration frequency, which gives it its unique sound.

Here’s how it works:

• Open Strings: When you pluck a string without pressing it down on a fret, you’re playing an “open string” note.
  For a standard six-string guitar in standard tuning, the notes are E, A, D, G, B, and E (from thickest to thinnest string).
• Frets: Each fret represents a half-step (or semitone) increase in pitch. For example, pressing the first fret on the low E string produces an F note, the second fret gives you F#, and so on.
• Octaves: Notes repeat in higher or lower pitches called octaves, creating the same note at different frequencies.