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  • Wes "I'm Baaaaack" Yates January 26, 2010 at 9:04pm
    They just updated the app so that everything would work right now. NICE little instructional site.

    -WY
  • Keni Lee Burgess January 26, 2010 at 1:09pm
    If you are interested:
    Lessons for 3 string CBG tuned GDg
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  • william E. Drumm January 25, 2010 at 10:22pm
    Thanks Diane, I appreciate your input on this, it helps alot

    Diane in Chicago said:
    If you are tuned DAD, here are a few chords to start you off:

    Notion used here:
    1/0, 1/1, 1/2 , etc. refers to high (smallest)
    2/1, 2/2, etc. refers to middle string
    3/0, 3/1, etc refers to low string (heaviest)

    1/2
    2/0
    3/2
    A chord (no 3rd, could be used as major or minor)

    1/0
    2/2
    3/0
    G chord

    1/7
    2/0
    3/4
    F# minor chord with no 5th

    1/4
    2/2
    3/0
    B minor chord

    1/0
    2/2
    3/4
    another B minor chord


    IF you are tuned CGc, the above chord shapes are:

    G; F; E minor; A Minor; A Minor


    Correct me if I am wrong! I use these to play things like The Water is Wide, and Battle Cry of Freedom. augmenting the melody that I pick out on the little string.
  • Mad Dog Madda January 25, 2010 at 8:55pm
    Thanks Diane! Big help for me.

    Diane in Chicago said:
    If you are tuned DAD, here are a few chords to start you off:

    Notion used here:
    1/0, 1/1, 1/2 , etc. refers to high (smallest)
    2/1, 2/2, etc. refers to middle string
    3/0, 3/1, etc refers to low string (heaviest)

    1/2
    2/0
    3/2
    A chord (no 3rd, could be used as major or minor)

    1/0
    2/2
    3/0
    G chord

    1/7
    2/0
    3/4
    F# minor chord with no 5th

    1/4
    2/2
    3/0
    B minor chord

    1/0
    2/2
    3/4
    another B minor chord


    IF you are tuned CGc, the above chord shapes are:

    G; F; E minor; A Minor; A Minor


    Correct me if I am wrong! I use these to play things like The Water is Wide, and Battle Cry of Freedom. augmenting the melody that I pick out on the little string.
  • Wes "I'm Baaaaack" Yates January 25, 2010 at 8:19pm
    That depends on your tuning.

    -WY

    william E. Drumm said:
    Since you brought it up Wes, I would like to know how you transpose a guitar chord like the familiar G, C or G, to a three string CBG. Thanks in advance.
  • Diane in Chicago January 25, 2010 at 6:34pm
    If you are tuned DAD, here are a few chords to start you off:

    Notion used here:
    1/0, 1/1, 1/2 , etc. refers to high (smallest)
    2/1, 2/2, etc. refers to middle string
    3/0, 3/1, etc refers to low string (heaviest)

    1/2
    2/0
    3/2
    A chord (no 3rd, could be used as major or minor)

    1/0
    2/2
    3/0
    G chord

    1/7
    2/0
    3/4
    F# minor chord with no 5th

    1/4
    2/2
    3/0
    B minor chord

    1/0
    2/2
    3/4
    another B minor chord


    IF you are tuned CGc, the above chord shapes are:

    G; F; E minor; A Minor; A Minor


    Correct me if I am wrong! I use these to play things like The Water is Wide, and Battle Cry of Freedom. augmenting the melody that I pick out on the little string.
  • william E. Drumm January 25, 2010 at 6:01pm
    Since you brought it up Wes, I would like to know how you transpose a guitar chord like the familiar G, C or G, to a three string CBG. Thanks in advance.
  • Wes "I'm Baaaaack" Yates January 25, 2010 at 5:23pm
    Ok, don't do the Guitar Scales. Won't load.
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