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18/05/2006 6:18 am
Sometimes when I look at a chord or a scale, it will have red dots in a few places instead of black. I can't seem to figure out what this means, can anyone help me?
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18/05/2006 7:37 am
Chances are that they are the root notes of the chord.
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18/05/2006 8:41 am
I have a "Guitar Case Chord Book" and it uses this convention (ie. red = root). :)
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19/05/2006 7:24 am
Ah, thanks!!!
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