To organize our music reading studies, we use 3 fretboard zones.
Zone three is frets 9-13. First, we learn the naturals. In our first map, we have the naturals grouped by string. The 'whole note' is the lowest note on each string.
And here is a fretboard map of the naturals in zone three.
Fret numbers are indicated along the top. Each fret space has its corresponding note head location on the staff. The note heads are written as whole notes, yet you will see these notes written as many different types of durations.
This is the naming sequence for these notes. We can see that there isn't any low register, and more higher notes.
Once we know the naturals, the sharps and flats are modifications of the naturals.
Fret numbers are indicated along the top. Each fret space has its corresponding note head location on the staff. The note heads are written as whole notes, yet you will see these notes written as many different types of durations.