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Power-chord is useful, but I'd like to see the notes laid out on the fretboard.
"Things may get a whole lot worse/ Before suddenly falling apart"
Steely Dan
"Look at me coyote, don't let a little road dust put you off" Knopfler
I've got Steinar's above link in the "Favorites" on all my browsers.
:D
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
I've got Steinar's above link in the "Favorites" on all my browsers.
:D
As will I, from now on!
I'm generally good at adapting to different tunings, etc., but this looks very handy...
Looks like a good kick-starter for all kinds of things!
Ah, that is useful, I just have to remember to use IE not firefox.
"Things may get a whole lot worse/ Before suddenly falling apart"
Steely Dan
"Look at me coyote, don't let a little road dust put you off" Knopfler
before I found the chord finder link I mapped out my open tunings.
I took each string and noted its note on each fret. took awhile, but I am familiar now!
I was pleased by the effort, I saw all the triads, slants, and inversions.
of course it took me and will take me some time to play it.
it was a good learning experience.
I did the same with C6 and open D.
I take that little note pad with me. at a glance I can spot where I am.
It's very useful to figure out how tunings relate to each other. For instance, in Open G anything on strings 2-4 is exactly where you'd find it in standard tuning. Anything on strings 1, 5, and 6 is two frets higher.
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
