FastBikerBoy

bapu


I believe that if played correctly (as a passing tone) an A note could be played under/in/around/on top of ANY chord.

Or, did I just make that up?

If you play guitar like me A ends up in every chord whether I want it there or not.

With talent like that, who needs theory!!

Mesh

FastBikerBoy

bapu


I believe that if played correctly (as a passing tone) an A note could be played under/in/around/on top of ANY chord.

Or, did I just make that up?

If you play guitar like me A ends up in every chord whether I want it there or not.

With talent like that, who needs theory!!

Many players have often asked how on earth I manage to get my racket er..... sound. I think they are compliments.

FastBikerBoy

Mesh

FastBikerBoy

bapu


I believe that if played correctly (as a passing tone) an A note could be played under/in/around/on top of ANY chord.

Or, did I just make that up?

If you play guitar like me A ends up in every chord whether I want it there or not.

With talent like that, who needs theory!!

Many players have often asked how on earth I manage to get my racket er..... sound. I think they are compliments.

One man's talent is another man's AM.

The correct answer..?

Every chord.

Every chord must have at least a note in it

Mystic38


The correct answer..?

Every chord.

Every chord must have at least a note in it

I think we have a Winner!!!
 
(becareful though, you might be nominated to pay for the FSF Peace Prize)

are we talking extension cords? LO-Z cords? HI-Z cords? ZIP cord?patch cords? cords of wood?acCORDions?shielded cords?multiconductor cords?i search of the LOST CORD?

CIRCLE OF 5ths.... ILL HAVE A fifth of 40 Creek

musicman100


CIRCLE OF 5ths.... ILL HAVE A fifth of 40 Creek

Might as well..  I'm about to drink 18 Yuengling, and my trick shall be, "a circle of 4ths, I choose to ignore."

I wrote a fretboard chord/scale utility for the Amiga years and years ago. It was awesome. One of the things it did was, if you clicked notes on the fretboard, it would tell you every possible chord those notes were part of, as well as every possible chord that could be created from one or more those notes. It would totally win this thread. All I need is to install an Amiga emulator and sort through tons of junk to find the CD it was burned on. 

Meh.