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This 4 string bass guitar fretboard chart is an essential tool for players who want to start memorizing the notes of the bass guitar and better understand its layout. Since it’s aimed at those of you who are taking your first steps in learning the fretboard notes, I’ve omitted the sharps (♯) and flats (♭) from this first basic diagram ...
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First of all, here is a bass guitar notes chart that shows where to find every single note on the fretboard: A 4-string bass with 24 frets has 96 fretted notes. If we count the 4 open strings as well, it has exactly 100 notes. On the flip side, there are only 12 different notes on the bass guitar.
To help you memorize the notes, we’ve provided fretboard diagrams showing all of the notes up to the 12th fret (horizontal and vertical charts): Important Point: When actually playing the bass, the 4th String-E is facing up (towards the ceiling) and the 1st String-G is facing down (towards the floor).
What follows in this short ebook is a series of diagrams designed to get you to understand your fretboard a little better as well as present a few really important theory concepts. If you haven’t already signed up for the free course at www.onlinebasscourses.com make sure you do!
This video lesson with PDF shows you how to find the notes on the musical staff and then translating that to the bass guitar fretboard.
What Are The 4 Bass Strings Notes On A Bass Guitar? The most common type of bass is a four (4) string bass which will have corresponding bass sting notes. When a string is played without any fingered notes on the fingerboard, these notes are called Open Strings. These 4 notes are E, A, D, G.
