Question:
unfortunatly none of my chord charts have these. i'd like to know the fingure positions for these so if u guys know them please help me! i really appricieate it!
God bless!!!
Asus/D
A/G
A/Db
A/E
A9/Db
A9
B/A
B9/Eb
B7sus
Bb9/F
C#/D
C2
C/E
C/Bb
Csus
C7sus
D2
D/A
Dsus2/F#
Dbm
E/Ab
E/B
F#/D
F2
F/A
F/C
Gsus2
G9/B
G9
Answer:
You'd do better learning some music theory. Eventually, your brain will run out of room to memorize fingered chord positions, and you will need to know how to construct them (the chords, that is) for yourself.
Answer:
Get Fretboard Logic SE! Learn how to form these on your own. The sooner you can go without a chord dictionary the better.
I'm only going to give you one way to play each. Note that there are many, many ways to play each of these. Memorizing is not a good way to play chord sheets at all. Learning to formulate them is best.
*deep breath*
Asus/D XX0230
A/G 302220
A/Db X42220
A/E 022220
A9/Db X42423
A9 X02423 or more popularly for funk, X/12/11/12/12/12
B/A X04442
B9/Eb XX1222
B7sus X24252
Bb9/F XX3222
C#/D XX0121
C2 I assume this means Cadd9 X32030
C/E 032010
C/Bb X12010
Csus X35563
C7sus X35363
D2 I assume Dadd9 XX0252
D/A X00232
Dsus2/F# 200230
Dbm X46654
E/Ab XXX100
E/B X22100
F#/D XX0322
F2 I assume Fadd9 XX3011
F/A X03211
F/C X33211
Gsus2 300033
G9/B X20233
G9 300003
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well i never learned theory because i taught myself so i don't how or where to learn?
Answer:
I repeat...
Originally Posted by Rainer. Get Fretboard Logic SE! It's a great book by Bill Edwards. Has most of what you need to know aobut forming chords, and a lot more.
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Originally Posted by Rainer. I repeat...

It's a great book by Bill Edwards. Has most of what you need to know aobut forming chords, and a lot more. awesome i'll have to check it out!!! if you guys have anyother ideas please let me know!!!
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Originally Posted by mfarrell awesome i'll have to check it out!!! if you guys have anyother ideas please let me know!!!
http://www.scenicnewengland.net/guit...rds/chords.htm
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Originally Posted by Nate http://www.scenicnewengland.net/guit...rds/chords.htm
hey thats awesome Nate! thank you very much!!! keep the ideas comin cause i'm also gnna start a guitar class so i want to teach em right!
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It would be worth taking a music theory course at a community college / city college if you can.
Seriously.
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Originally Posted by Nate It would be worth taking a music theory course at a community college / city college if you can.

Seriously. yuh, i want to do that if i can find one.
Answer:
Originally Posted by Nate It would be worth taking a music theory course at a community college / city college if you can.
Seriously.
it definitely is worth it. i took a year of theory and i'm very glad i did. depending on how it's set up though, it'd be good to make it through at least 2 quarters if possible. quarter 1 is pretty basic stuff. we didnt get into chord progressions and all that fun stuff til 2nd quarter.
edit: oops, didnt realize the thread was that old... sorry bout that...