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Today we'll learn how to move your open chords all over the guitar neck! It's a very cool trick that adds another level of creativity to your playing. You'll be able to take the same easy, open chords that you've learned as a beginner and move them all up the fretboard.
8 Σεπ 2023 · Begin with Example 1, which shows a trio of major triads on the top three strings. Study these shapes and their positions. It helps to be aware of which chord tone is on the first string; for example, on the D chord, that note is F#, or the major third.
A simple way to approach playing up the neck is to find the notes of a C major triad (C E G) all over the fretboard. Once you have a map of the fretboard from the open strings to the 15th fret, as shown in Example 1, you will be free to travel wherever you like.
23 Απρ 2024 · Explore open-string chord shapes up the neck that give you alternate-tuning-like sounds with easy fingerings—while staying in standard tuning.
22 Οκτ 2022 · I recorded two more improvisation videos using different loops recorded with open chords shifted up the neck. My favorites are C shape and major and minor A shape. These two vids are rawer and there are some wrong notes here and there because I’m just experimenting to learn what works and having fun.
21 Ιουλ 2020 · You would be playing the same strings that are at the 5th fret of the C chord diagram. But of course you would play them at the second fret. The bar on this diagram is your first finger.
8 Μαρ 2022 · This is a simple two-chord progression based on C and Am chords. The C chord is in bars 1 and 2, but notice that it runs through all five CAGED shapes. We’ve done the same with Am in bars 3 and 4. Try creating your own parts by moving the CAGED shapes up and down the fretboard to access other keys.
