Combine with http://wiki.littlesounddj.com/ChordsHowTo for a full harmony upgrade.
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A gray world of dread
I made these for easier guitar chord-->tracker arps some time ago:
From 1st
|---|---|-0-|---|---|
|-3-|---|-5-|---|-7-|
|---|---|-A-|---|-C-|
|---|---|-3-|---|-5-|
|---|---|-7-|---|---|
|-A-|---|-0-|---|---|
From 2nd
|---|---|-7-|---|---|
|---|---|-0-|---|---|
|---|-4-|-5-|---|-7-|
|---|---|-A-|---|-C-|
|-C-|---|-2-|---|-4-|
|-5-|---|-7-|---|---|
From 3rd
|---|---|---|---|---|
|-7-|---|---|---|---|
|-0-|---|---|-3-|---|
|---|---|-7-|---|---|
|---|-A-|---|-C-|---|
|-2-|-3-|---|-5-|---|I guess they could be a bit more decluttered, especially the one from 2nd string because I wanted it to cover the big and small barré
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Chicago IL
Decktonic wrote:
I don't use trackers and I can still see that this is useful.
oh okay, now i get it, since you said that.
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Wheeling, WV
This is good for beginners, but learning intervals is way too important for there to be a cheat sheet. It should just be something you force yourself to learn.
This should honestly be the first thing you know before composing music.
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UK
hotmessizatio; but part of learning is exploring and part of helping people explore is giving people the tools to visualise things that may confuse them...
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A gray world of dread
To be honest, the zigzag layout of the table is kinda bothersome to read. A simple table would be a bit quicker to look things up.
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UK
i was really aiming for compactness but tis true - your diagram is rather cool btw 