So let's focus on the strings now.
We already talked about one way to name the strings and that being your high string the one closest to the floor
and the highest sounding string is going to be your first string.
Your lowest string is going to be referred to as your sixth string.
The other common way that they are referred to is by there actual note names.
Be sure to look in the supplemental material directly below you to get a visual representation of this in a different way.
Your first string your highest string is also called an e string.
That's going to be represented when you see it in writing as a lower case e.
The rest of them are going to be written as capital letters.
So you have got an e string as your first string.
The second string is also referred to as the B string.
The third string is referred to as the G string.
The D string is also the fourth string fourth string is also the D string.
The fifth string is called the A string.
The sixth string is a capital E.
So you have got capital E lower case e.
E. B. G. D. A. e.
Throughout the course of this lesson and a lot of other lessons on JamPlay
they are going to be referring to it referring to the strings in both of those ways.
It's good to have those things interchangeable in your mind as we are learning chords scales songs etcetera.