Question:
I know that Ab/C means to play an Ab or G# chord and play C as your bass note.....is there a simple way to play this....I can play it several complicated ways but I was just wondering if there was a simpler way to play it
thanks
Love in Christ,
E-Dogg777
Answer:
x3111x
Simplest form I know.
(And just to be picky, if you were to play an enharmonic G# in first inversion it would be notated as G#/B#)
Answer:
Originally Posted by MJ_Avalanche x3111x
Simplest form I know.
(And just to be picky, if you were to play an enharmonic G# in first inversion it would be notated as G#/B#)
Yeah I knew that
Answer:
Originally Posted by E-Dogg777 Yeah I knew that Well then... You could always cheat and use a capo on the first fret and play a G/B form.
Answer:
Originally Posted by MJ_Avalanche Well then... You could always cheat and use a capo on the first fret and play a G/B form.
this is very true
I'm playing an alternate...more upbeat version of Follow by Delerious?.....It's in E so standard tuning and no capo just makes the most sense
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what about x32210
Answer:
Originally Posted by logitech what about x32210
that's A minor with a C bass (Am/C) not (Ab/C)
Answer:
sorry try x x 10 8 9 8