High and dry B/F# fingering?

[tomek322]

anyone?

[sunglassesatnight]

Fuck. Wrong the first time. Got my shit backwards. Normal B chord but hit the low E on the second fret.

224442

[c_tietze]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

[littlefriend]

^That's what I thought.

[guitardmb]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

Thats how i do them also. But with a B/F#, while playing a B you already have your finger on the F#. So there are some exceptions.

But I just looked and apparently an A/E is just an A chord. So maybe some are just automatically that way. Seems kind of redundant.

So my thinking would be 224442

[Duffman]

this is all good to know, but don't listen to that tab... use this one: http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/r/radiohea ... -tab.shtml

[c_tietze]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

Thats how i do them also. But with a B/F#, while playing a B you already have your finger on the F#. So there are some exceptions.

But I just looked and apparently an A/E is just an A chord. So maybe some are just automatically that way. Seems kind of redundant.

So my thinking would be 224442

I've noticed that too, with reference to the A/E chord.

[sunglassesatnight]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

Thats how i do them also. But with a B/F#, while playing a B you already have your finger on the F#. So there are some exceptions.

But I just looked and apparently an A/E is just an A chord. So maybe some are just automatically that way. Seems kind of redundant.

So my thinking would be 224442

That was my thinking precisely.

[thejoe]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

thats exactly right

[c_tietze]

B/F# is a slash chord or B over F#.

To figure these out, the first chord is the chord, the second chord is the bass note.

D/F# in What Will Become of Me for ex.

D major with thumb on F#.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that was always my understanding of slash chords.

thats exactly right

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