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Triads or something? |
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There are lots of ways of playing any one chord. Music theory holds your answer. I've started a new thread on the subject of how we as a forum present this stuff but if you have specific questions I will try to answer here.
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I appreciate everyone's help too... if I hadn't said that too many times already! |
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All the basic chords are triads, which just means 3 different notes (root-3rd-5th). Guitar shapes always double up one or more of those notes to use more strings and fill the sound out. A little experimentation - using your ear - ought to help you work out alternative shapes (higher up the neck, with or without a capo) for the chords you know in open position. You don't really need theory for this, although of course it will do no harm! (Try to find a guitar-friendly book, because you need to be able to play what you read.)
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Have you seen this web site?
http://chordify.net Its not perfect - I just tried it with one of my original pieces that I have up on YouTube, and it kind of missed some of the important features of the piece - but it seems to work reasonably well in some cases, and it might give you enough to get started with working on a piece.
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A few of my early attempts at recording: https://www.youtube.com/user/wcap07/featured |