CBA713 wrote:
244300
F#11
242222
...whatever those are.
F#m7
I also like
x00211
That is a Dm7, but you added on a low A
What's your favorite chord?
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
F#11
F#m7
That is a Dm7, but you added on a low A
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
Chords have names now?
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
CBA713 wrote:
332000
That with your fuzz on is a monster.
That's my favorite chord!
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
A#m7...but with a capo, because I'm a wuss.
Capo 1: x02010
Capo 1: x02010
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
Some interesting chords to use in place of a basic Fmaj chord..
13300x
13320x
xx3535
xx3555
These also transition nicely into G chords such as xx5435 or x5543
13300x
13320x
xx3535
xx3555
These also transition nicely into G chords such as xx5435 or x5543
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Re: What's your favorite chord?
0,3,2,0,0,0
8,10,12,8,0,0
0,0,7,5,0,0
8,10,12,8,0,0
0,0,7,5,0,0