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Location: Virginia | I'm sure most of you won't find this sight to helpful and maybe even some of you ALREADY now about it ... BUT
This is one of my favorite sights and has helped me tremendously with my playin' and I thought I would share with you all especially us NOOBS ;)
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/ |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Really Cool link! Thanks for sharing it. I went ahead and added it to my favorites.Thanks for sharing. |
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Location: Virginia | My pleasure ... |
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | I agree that is worth my favorites
Steve |
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Location: Virginia | I'm glad you guys like it ... |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | Very nice. Got a prominent spot on the Bookmarks Bar. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Somewhere I found a free program called EasyChord. It is download-able, and I got it on my desktop. It comes in handy if you wanna know just what a C7sus4(8th fret) looks like.
Oh, and I found it. In case someone wants it. Of course, there will always be something that it doesn't have, but I find this useful. And you don't have to be online.
http://www.subjectmusic.com/easychord/ |
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Location: Virginia | Nice ...
Thanks for the link O M A it's nice to have options ! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Yeah Showtime... I decided to actually really learn some songs, since there aren't so many guitar circles in the rain in PDX. And that comes in handy when a chord sheet sez Asus4. And I go... What? Then I look it up, and say Oh! I do that, I just don't call it that. (I don't call it anything, it's a halfa-sorta A chord.) |
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Location: Virginia | LOL ...
Thats what I do just call it " Sorta Chord " now we can learn what it is excatly :) |
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Location: Reno, NV | Another good chord site is..
http://www.JGuitar.com |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I like that JGuitar one. I'm always trying to figure out what I'm playing. |
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Location: Tucson, AZ | QUESTION--anybody here learn their chords by "degrees" (e.g.: I, III, V, VII) instead of by "Key Notes?" |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Not learn them but write out the sone using the I, IV, V etc. It's called the Nashville number chart system. I think it goes I, ii, iii, IV, V vi, vii. The caps are major and the smalls are minor. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Here's a link on the Nashville Numbering System.
Nashville Numbering System.
I've never used it much. |
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Location: Tucson, AZ | Originally posted by cwk2:
Not learn them but write out the sone using the I, IV, V etc. I think it goes I, ii, iii, IV, V vi, vii. The caps are major and the smalls are minor. ...I'm not referring to the Nashville Method of annotating chords, but rather the method of identifying chord NOTES. |
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Location: Arizona | I prefer this site for finding chords and especially for identifying chords I've been playing:
http://www.guitarchordsmagic.com/guitar-chord-finder.html
You can click on strings/frets on the fretboard to build chords or find chord shapes. Clicking on the nut will select an open string or delete it. |
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Nice chord sight , thought I'd share
