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C11 Chord??
Hi, how do you form a C11 chord? Is there a pictorial of this?
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Fretsource is working on a lesson about chord extensions. meanwhile, just go here and click the chord you want to see.
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhous.../index_rb.html
chord house ::: guitar room (advanced) -- online guitar chords and scales
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Is this the D string secnd fret, and teh B string 3rd fret?
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Is this the D string secnd fret, and teh B string 3rd fret?
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No idea what you are asking. What chord are you talking about?
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E-3-
B-3-
G-3-
D-3-
A-3-
E-x- (Don't play the 6th string)
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Originally Posted by danthelion
E-3-
B-3-
G-3-
D-3-
A-3-
E-x- (Don't play the 6th string)
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Thanks Danthelion, that's what I was looking for.
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That's quite an easy variant yes, even though it lacks it's 3rd. If you want a more full sounding 6-note chord (which is still easy) try this:
E-10 (9)
B--8 (5)
G--9 (3)
D--8 (m7)
A--8 (4)
E--8 (Root)
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Originally Posted by Donovan
That's quite an easy variant yes, even though it lacks it's 3rd. If you want a more full sounding 6-note chord (which is still easy) try this:
E-10 (9)
B--8 (5)
G--9 (3)
D--8 (m7)
A--8 (4)
E--8 (Root)
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Are the numbers in parenthesis the 9ths, 5ths, 3rds, etc? and the numbers 10, 8, 9, 8, 8, 8 the place to put your fingers?
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Hi, how do you form a C11 chord? Is there a pictorial of this?
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Another way to think of the C11 chord is that it is very similar to a Bb chord. Do the open A chord form on the 3rd fret and use your index finger to play the 1 fret, first string. You could even throw in the root on the 5 string if you can bar the four strings while leaving the 1st string playable.
The intervals from the 5 string up are 1,4,b7,9,4,
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Originally Posted by iltpff
Are the numbers in parenthesis the 9ths, 5ths, 3rds, etc? and the numbers 10, 8, 9, 8, 8, 8 the place to put your fingers?
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Yes.
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