goodps |
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How can there be so many variations on one chord? Are they supposed to sound the same? |
sophieg22 |
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yes they are supposed to sound the same, but the variations can be easier or harder, i would use the variation that is most common. |
chris131 |
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like sophie said different variations of chords can be easier to play like an A open chord is easier than an A barre chord |
Ibanezzz |
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if your playing chords that are al well up the fret, and you just happen to need an A chord real fast, youll really resent only knowing the basic A, down at the head of the fretboard, because its slightly more time consuming to have to go down 6 frets just to throw out one chord, so its helpful to know the same chords all over the neck for easy access whenever you need it... |
bassmongrel |
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really,they dont all sound the same,if you listen carefully they play the same note but at a higher or lower note |
Chimzar |
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There are only a few basic chord variations; you just need to know how to bar and where the root notes are. |
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