| Lou777 |
02-15-2010 10:28 AM |
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Originally Posted by Jhengsman
(Post 2127028)
I think it is the learning curve going on. Some people just play tabs and don't recognize they are playing alternate chord voicings. Others just start out with the basic first position chord fingering maybe go on to the bar chord and then over time learn other voicings of chords and when we are able to pull an alternate voicing without the prodding of a tab we have crossed a threshold and moved up a level as players
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I don't play tabs so I'm working on the "other" way. With no teacher it is slower going. I have started to notice some things, so I will have some better quetions. I can't get over how a 7 cord can sound so sour by itself but when played next to another cord it blends in and sounds great. I first noticed that with D7.
Thanks for the help. |
