How To Find Barre Chords And Power
Chords All Over The Fretboard
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First of all give yourself a pat on the back!
Taking The Next Step To Learning Barre Chords And Power
Chords Is A Crucial Step In Your Journey Of Playing Guitar!
Congratulations On Making It
This Far. Your Hard Work And Dedication Is Starting To Pay
Off!
Adding Barre Chords and Power Chords Will Greatly Improve Your Skill.
That Said, Lets Get Started.
Here We Go
You Know That Standard Tuning Is E, A, D, G, B,
and E. Barre Chords And Power Chords Are
Derived
From The Root Notes Of The Top Two Strings. This
Means You Can Play Any Chord Up The Fretboard Based On
The Top Two Strings E and A. That Makes Our Job
Easier Since All We Have To Do Is Figure Out What Note
We're Playing And That Will Be The Chord We Are Playing. Lets
Find Some Notes On The E String.
Note: There is a whole Step (2 half steps) Between Every Note Exept
There Is Only A Half Step Between The Notes
E and F, and a half step also between B and C. This is
important!
E--0----- This would be an E note since the string is Played Open
E--1---- This is an F note since it is only a half step
between an E and an F
E--2----- This is a F#
E--3---- G
E--4---- G#
E--5---- A
E--6---- A#
E--7---- B
E--8---- C Notice the Half step again between B and C
E--9---- C#
E--10--- D
E--11--- D#
E--12--- E and now we are at the octive which is what always happens
from the open to the 12th fret.
Ok Now Lets Make A G
Major Chord..........
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