@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialDiminished triad shapes in A
The G, D and A strings · G D A
Both the third and the fifth pulled down a half step.
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@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialTrain your ear: the minor 3rd
E to G · every place on the neck
Great guitarists can hear these. It’s the sound that makes a chord minor.
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@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialFour ways to play Bm7♭5
Half-diminished, and it turns up in every minor key you will ever play in. Worth knowing more than one way.
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@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialTrain your ear: the major 3rd
G to B · every place on the neck
Great guitarists can hear these. It’s the sound that makes a chord major.
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@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialFour ways to play Dm7
Four grips for the chord that starts half the songs you know. The higher ones sit under a vocal instead of on top of it.
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@adamlovesguitar.bsky.socialTime to practice your scales
G major · 2nd position · frets 2 to 5
Get G major in the 2nd position under your fingers.
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