[AX7221]

I put in a bass line and the chords are: I, VII, iv, v - Em, D, Am, Bm. The way I played the Chords are:
Em x79987 or xx9987
D - xx9787
Am - xx7558
Bm - xx97710 (10th fret on high E)

Towards the end my index finger got tired b/c I had to practice it a lot before hand so I couldn't do another take. Also I wanted to play it twice as fast and vary the timing for every other repitition.

[allthumbs]

The D chord tab doesn't work. It could be an Em7. A D chord near that location would have to be 5,7,7,7,5 or some combination of the 1,3,5 triad chord tones. That note at the 9th fret would be a 6 note in a D chord, the note on the 8th fret would be a 4 so that would make it a D6sus4 chord.

[AX7221]

Originally Posted by allthumbs

The D chord tab doesn't work. It could be an Em7. A D chord near that location would have to be 5,7,7,7,5 or some combination of the 1,3,5 triad chord tones. That note at the 9th fret would be a 6 note in a D chord, the note on the 8th fret would be a 4 so that would make it a D6sus4 chord.

I made a mistake, its a G major chord, from the low string to the high strings I have: x x B D B G for notes. I made a major triad on the g, b, and high e strings, then added in a major third on the G string. Thank you for calling that to my attention.

Ok, so the chord progression is: i, III, iv, v or Em, G, Am, Bm