Guitar Explaining for a rookie
- Leibundgut17
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Guitar Explaining for a rookie
how do you get all these chords like maj7, maj9....since i've not been able to play hard songs, i only play guitar for like 2 months, I only know like open chords and of course power chords so if anybody has the time to explain all these more complicated chords...also like sus stuff and add stuff...thanx guys
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I'm not about to explain the theory behind the chords you asked about, as I am a beginner myself and don't quite understand it all. However, here are some good interactive site that will at least show you the chord diagrams for whatever you need:
http://www.guitarschool.net/MEDIA/flash ... Dictionary. asp
http://www.chordbook.com/cb100/vguitar/ ... chords.htm
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/g ... ex_db.html
Good luck.
http://www.guitarschool.net/MEDIA/flash ... Dictionary. asp
http://www.chordbook.com/cb100/vguitar/ ... chords.htm
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/g ... ex_db.html
Good luck.
- Leibundgut17
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if you want to do it the other way (say you hve to play a cadd9 but you don't know what it is) try http://www.guitarseek.com/chords.php3
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if a chord has a number after it (ie 7,2,9,11,13) it means to play that note of the scale
the 'maj' suffix is assumed and means major, meaning of a major scale
in other words, if its a major chord, you dont need to write maj
and 'm' is minor
could someone tell me what 'add9' and similar stuf means?
the 'maj' suffix is assumed and means major, meaning of a major scale
in other words, if its a major chord, you dont need to write maj
and 'm' is minor
could someone tell me what 'add9' and similar stuf means?
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