Twelve notes. No B-sharp or E-sharp needed.
Think of the fretboard as 12 notes, not 14.
Comment "ACADEMY" for more info! ????
Think of the fretboard as 12 notes, not 14.
Comment "ACADEMY" for more info! ????
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