DADGAD Chord Chart?

[gfa]

Does anyone have a link for a good DADGAD Chord chart? TIA

[stanron]

Try putting

DADGAD chord charts

into a search engine. I just did and these are my first two results;

https://growguitar.com/dadgad-chords/

https://dartz.spb.ru/studio/dadgad/dadgad.pdf

There are more after that.

[gfa]

Originally Posted by stanron

Try putting

DADGAD chord charts

into a search engine. I just did and these are my first two results;

https://growguitar.com/dadgad-chords/

https://dartz.spb.ru/studio/dadgad/dadgad.pdf

There are more after that.

The first one has no chart. The second one has a not-very-good-chart. I did see the second one before I posted, but thought "maybe somebody at AGF can clue me in to a better chart."

[egordon99]

From a quick Google search, this chart looks pretty decent to me.

[stanron]

Originally Posted by gfa

The first one has no chart. The second one has a not-very-good-chart. I did see the second one before I posted, but thought "maybe somebody at AGF can clue me in to a better chart."

I refer you to the first two lines of my post. Why expect everyone else to do the work for you?

[Joe Beamish]

Originally Posted by stanron

….Why expect everyone else to do the work for you?

I dunno, but…they did!

[ssynhorst]

Originally Posted by stanron

I refer you to the first two lines of my post. Why expect everyone else to do the work for you?

Stan;
If you are not inclined to be helpful, why are you here? - Steve

[ssynhorst]

For some not very familiar with DADGAD, note that there are many one and two finger chords that are useful for getting acquainted with this lovely and simple tuning.

Many fine players offer some examples and instruction online. Some of it is wondrous. This tuning is marvelously well suited to solo guitar. - Steve

[stanron]

Originally Posted by ssynhorst

Stan;
If you are not inclined to be helpful, why are you here? - Steve

You're right of course. I should stop doing it.

[gfa]

Originally Posted by egordon99

From a quick Google search, this chart looks pretty decent to me.

Thank you. I had printed this one out, but it's so small I can't really see it. Your post caused me to go back to the site and look at it again. I noticed the "download" button, was able to save and resize it, so this is working.

[egordon99]

Originally Posted by gfa

Thank you. I had printed this one out, but it's so small I can't really see it. Your post caused me to go back to the site and look at it again. I noticed the "download" button, was able to save and resize it, so this is working.

Great! All's well that ends well. I think you'll love DADGAD. Since discovering Richard Shindell I've been a huge fan. I actually keep my Larrivee tuned that way all the time.

[Tele1111]

Not for only DADGAD, but most alternate tunings. D Modal (DADGAD) is on page 21.

https://sethares.engr.wisc.edu/alter...alltunings.pdf

Mark

[Coler]

Originally Posted by Tele1111

Not for only DADGAD, but most alternate tunings. D Modal (DADGAD) is on page 21.

https://sethares.engr.wisc.edu/alter...alltunings.pdf

Mark

Great resource - thanks for posting Mark.

And thanks for starting the thread GTA.

[gfa]

Originally Posted by Tele1111

Not for only DADGAD, but most alternate tunings. D Modal (DADGAD) is on page 21.

https://sethares.engr.wisc.edu/alter...alltunings.pdf

Mark

Cool, thanks!

[mawmow]

How may chords do you know in standard EADGBE tuning ?

Why not just drawing your own DADGAD chart ?

You could start with standard and move first, second and sixth strings two frets…

Writing them would also help learning.

Or get a chart on eBay…