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Originally Posted by Intelligence3
I am presuming you mean the G shape, C shape, D shape, and A shape played below the capo, correct, making them A D E and B?
Or do you mean they are actually G C D and A, which, with the capo, I would personally have no idea how to play.  |
Yes. This is in the "key" of A. Capo'd on the 2nd fret, you would play the key of A out of the G position. Likewise, you could play capo'd on the 5th fret and play out of the E position. Or the 4th fret and the F position. The chords are played above the capo and not below.
And in Nashville numbering, regardless of capo'd fret, I, IV, V and II would be the order of the day.
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LC