Guitar Fretboard (Frets 0-24) with Octave Numbers (Sharps, Flats)

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NOTES OF FRETS 0-24 WITH OCTAVE NUMBER [SHARPS]

0 : E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4

1 : F2 A#2 D#3 G#3 C4 F4

2 : F#2 B2 E3 A3 C#4 F#4

3 : G2 C3 F3 A#3 D4 G4

4 : G#2 C#3 F#3 B3 D#4 G#4

5 : A2 D3 G3 C4 E4 A4

6 : A#2 D#3 G#3 C#4 F4 A#4

7 : B2 E3 A3 D4 F#4 B4

8 : C3 F3 A#3 D#4 G4 C5

9 : C#3 F#3 B3 E4 G#4 C#5

10 : D3 G3 C4 F4 A4 D5

11 : D#3 G#3 C#4 F#4 A#4 D#5

12 : E3 A3 D4 G4 B4 E5

13 : F3 A#3 D#4 G#4 C5 F5

14 : F#3 B3 E4 A4 C#5 F#5

15 : G3 C4 F4 A#4 D5 G5

16 : G#3 C#4 F#4 B4 D#5 G#5

17 : A3 D4 G4 C5 E5 A5

18 : A#3 D#4 G#4 C#5 F5 A#5

19 : B3 E4 A4 D5 F#5 B5

20 : C4 F4 A#4 D#5 G5 C6

21 : C#4 F#4 B4 E5 G#5 C#6

22 : D4 G4 C5 F5 A5 D6

23 : D#4 G#4 C#5 F#5 A#5 D#6

24 : E4 A4 D5 G5 B5 E6

NOTES OF FRETS 0-24 WITH OCTAVE NUMBER [FLATS]

0 : E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4

1 : F2 Bb2 Eb3 Ab3 C4 F4

2 : Gb2 B2 E3 A3 Db4 Gb4

3 : G2 C3 F3 Bb3 D4 G4

4 : Ab2 Db3 Gb3 B3 Eb4 Ab4

5 : A2 D3 G3 C4 E4 A4

6 : Bb2 Eb3 Ab3 Db4 F4 Bb4

7 : B2 E3 A3 D4 Gb4 B4

8 : C3 F3 Bb3 Eb4 G4 C5

9 : Db3 Gb3 B3 E4 Ab4 Db5

10 : D3 G3 C4 F4 A4 D5

11 : Eb3 Ab3 Db4 Gb4 Bb4 Eb5

12 : E3 A3 D4 G4 B4 E5

13 : F3 Bb3 Eb4 Ab4 C5 F5

14 : Gb3 B3 E4 A4 Db5 Gb5

15 : G3 C4 F4 Bb4 D5 G5

16 : Ab3 Db4 Gb4 B4 Eb5 Ab5

17 : A3 D4 G4 C5 E5 A5

18 : Bb3 Eb4 Ab4 Db5 F5 Bb5

19 : B3 E4 A4 D5 Gb5 B5

20 : C4 F4 Bb4 Eb5 G5 C6

21 : Db4 Gb4 B4 E5 Ab5 Db6

22 : D4 G4 C5 F5 A5 D6

23 : Eb4 Ab4 Db5 Gb5 Bb5 Eb6

24 : E4 A4 D5 G5 B5 E6

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Helpful reference. Thank you.

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No worries

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Interesting info. Thanks!

Another simple option, take a minor 11th chord and keep transposing by one, to get the tuning pattern to the fret number of choice. Use a MOD function to cycle the values once 12 is reached.

This is still easy, but for chord shapes and playable ranges, that is when it gets a little tricky. BiAB has a very nice Chord Melody visualizer that really gives the optimised visuals for chord inversions especially for jazz styles. The UI sucks but the logic programming is good though. These guys have invested a lot of years behind this, not a short term dev project.

Another thing to consider in code is alternate guitar tunings. DADGAD and DADGBE are common in Celtic and country.
Scale shapes and scale positions depending on the fret number and string are another thing to consider if we truly implement guitars as well.

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I’ll put some standard tuning guitar chords to renoise chords charts up once I work through them.

I might do a capo on the fifth fret type chart (ADGCEA).

I’m not going to do slide guitar tunings and stuff, just because I dont play slide (or lapsteel, whatever you want call it)…

all the chords and scales are completely different.

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Thanks Garret Wang !!

A lot for:

https://forum.renoise.com/t/modes-and-scale-degrees/48008

https://forum.renoise.com/t/cycle-of-fifths-chords-with-intervals-in-semitones-and-hex/47992

Thats very helpfull for me

Did for a while the same with Bass and Guitar, its a little different

Bass

 E1 A1 D2 G2 

040 E1 - 00
041 F1 - 01
042 F#1 - 02
043 G1 - 03 .
044 G#1 - 04
045 A1 - 05 . 00
046 A#1 - 06 01
047 B1 - 07 . 02
048 C2 - 08 03 .
049 C#2 - 09 . 04
050 D2 - 10 05 . 00
051 D#2 - 11 06 01
052 E2 - 12 : 07 . 02
053 F2 - 13 08 03 .
054 F#2 - 14 09 . 04
055 G2 - 15 . 10 05 . 00
056 G#2 - 16 11 06 01
057 A2 - 17 . 12 : 07 . 02
058 A#2 - 18 13 08 03 .
059 B2 - 19 . 14 09 . 04
060 C3 - 20 15 . 10 05 .
061 C#3 16 11 06
062 D3 17 . 12 : 07 .
063 D#3 18 13 08
064 E3 19 . 14 09 .
065 F3 20 15 . 10
066 F#3 16 11
067 G3 17 . 12 :
068 G#3 18 13
069 A3 19 . 14
070 A#3 20 15 .
071 B3 16
072 C4 17 .
073 C#4 18
074 D4 19 .
075 D#4 20

Guitar

 E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4

052 E2 - 00
053 F2 - 01
054 F#2 - 02
055 G2 - 03 . 
056 G#2 - 04
057 A2 - 05 . 00 
058 A#2 - 06 01
059 B2 - 07 . 02 
060 C3 - 08 03 . 
061 C#3 - 09 . 04 
062 D3 - 10 05 . 00 
063 D#3 - 11 06 01 
064 E3 - 12 : 07 . 02 
065 F3 - 13 08 03 . 
066 F#3 - 14 09 . 04 
067 G3 - 15 . 10 05 . 00
068 G#3 - 16 11 06 01
069 A3 - 17 . 12 : 07 . 02 
070 A#3 - 18 13 08 03 .
071 B3 - 19 . 14 09 . 04 00
072 C4 - 20 15 . 10 05 . 01
073 C#4 - 21 . 16 11 06 02
074 D4 - 22 17 . 12 : 07 . 03 .
075 D#4 - 23 18 13 08 04 
076 E4 - 24 19 . 14 09 . 05 . 00
077 F4 20 15 . 10 06 01
078 F#4 21 . 16 11 07 . 02
079 G4 22 17 . 12 : 08 03 .
080 G#4 23 18 13 09 . 04
081 A4 24 19 . 14 10 05 .
082 A#4 20 15 . 11 06
083 B4 21 . 16 12 : 07 .
084 C5 22 17 . 13 08
085 C#5 23 18 14 09 .
086 D5 24 19 . 15 . 10
087 D#5 20 16 11
088 E5 21 . 17 . 12 : 
089 F5 22 18 13
090 F#5 23 19 . 14
091 G5 24 20 15 .
092 G#5 21 . 16
093 A5 22 17 .
094 A#5 23 18
095 B5 24 19 .
096 C6 20
097 C#6 21 .
098 D6 22
099 D#6 23
100 E6 24
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Here is a fretboard with note names including octave numbers for 4 string bass guitar :

https://forum.renoise.com/t/4-string-bass-guitar-fretboard-frets-0-24-with-octave-numbers-sharp/48298