i cant play a chord
I cant play a chord
Sebastian Morgan
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Brayden Diaz
Try different shapes. The fifth fret voicing is really easy
Blake Williams
i assume you'd change your fingering based on what you're playing before and after, but why is the 3rd on the second row fingered like that? to me it'd be more natural do do this
Caleb Myers
You can do whatever I guess but the barre triad fingering is really easy and leads itself for easy changes and adding melodies on top of it. It's just easier and more convenient
Josiah Lopez
Idk, I never really follow the fingering they show in those diagrams.
At times I play it as a barre chord because I can move really fast to G#m and then to power chords. It gives the song a big boost.
Charles Barnes
Play bass
Ayden Long
Should we tell OP about arpeggiated bass chords?
Nathaniel Baker
This but don't
Ryder Reyes
Same, I just noodle about on the guitar.
Carson Williams
git gud, fren
You won't regret it. You can noodle all day after that
Kevin Peterson
Can't relate since I'm a keyboardist.
James Reyes
is there a website with these pictures showing chords in this clear and alternative ways like that? i've looked at some sites and they chords that work in theory but in practice are basically pointless or impossible.
Tyler Kelly
Yeah, google search.
Camden Wilson
im talking about where you found that image specifically
Benjamin Sanders
Quite literally I have searched A chord and I have found that picture. I suppose it works for more interesting stuff as well, like inversions and weird jazz shit.
Aaron Richardson
onlineguitarbooks.com
found this with reverse image search
Noah Martin
thank you
Carter Williams
don’t play a chord, play g chord.
Jose Parker
>d shape voicings outside of lead work
Jordan Lopez
Buy chord chemistry
Levi Fisher
>buy
Luke Collins
>ebooks
You'll never read it anyway.
Hunter Gutierrez
>he doesn't print the books he had downloaded form the /gg/ sharethreads
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