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Guitarists, like other musicians, often use a combination of memorization techniques to learn and remember songs. Here are some of the ways they do it:

1. Visual Memorization: Guitarists often watch their hands as they play, memorizing the finger positions and hand movements needed for each chord or note. This is similar to reading music, but instead of notes on a page, they’re reading the positions of their hands.

2. Auditory Memorization: They listen to the sounds of the notes and chords, committing them to memory. This helps them recognize when they’ve made a mistake and helps them recreate the sound when they’re playing.

3. Muscle Memory: Guitarists practice playing the same chords and notes over and over again, which helps their muscles remember the movements needed to produce those sounds. This is similar to how you might remember a physical skill, like riding a bike.