Where to capo? Learn where to place your capo - every time.

[@paulhennessey51]

Fantastic lesson. Just what I needed!

[@martea726]

Wow that was incredible! I can’t wait to apply this to my playing!

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Thank you!

[@TonySkraba]

Yeah wow thanks so much. Coming back to guitar after decades (before youtube) and this is precisely the stuff I need to get back in the swing

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Glad I could help!

[@jacklatou8145]

Excellent and truly useful tutorial, Sir! Thank you and keep up your fine work

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Thanks Jack!

[@gabrielgyedu3644]

I never understood until I saw your video. Thanks a lot

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped, Gabriel.

[@billfraser4422]

great lesson , thanks

[@paulylvisaker7872]

Great lesson. Always struggling with capo use until now!

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Struggle no more, mate!

[@horbarnmusik278]

Thanks for the help man! You're the best :D

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

You’re welcome, mate!

[@tomboy4626]

that's awoesome man thanks!!!

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

No problem!

[@evelyntorres7257]

i really enjoy your videos! i am learning a lot! thanks, greetings from argentina

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Hi Evelyn, that makes me so glad to hear that kind of comment. Thank you. It’s exactly what I am trying to do: help people be better guitarists!

[@madzster2008]

Thanks, I always feel like this is one of those really obvious things that everyone just knows how to do but never actually explains it

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

Thanks. It’s logical, but makes complete sense if you relate it to chord shapes and root notes, and it can save you a lot of time trying out random fret positions for the capo. Glad you liked it.

[@danieldee5631]

I tried downloading your chart, without any luck. Any suggestions?

[@OneChartguitarlessons]

If you send me an email and mention which chart I will forward it to you asap.