Out of these
- A
- Am
- A6
- A7
- A9
- Am6
- Am7
- Amaj7
- Adim
- A+
- Asus
- B
- Bm
- B6
- B7
- B9
- Bm6
- Bm7
- Bmaj7
- Bdim
- B+
- Bsus
- C
- Cm
- C6
- C7
- C9
- Cm6
- Cm7
- Cmaj7
- Cdim
- C+
- Csus
- D
- Dm
- D6
- D7
- D9
- Dm6
- Dm7
- Dmaj7
- Ddim
- D+
- Dsus
- E
- Em
- E6
- E7
- E9
- Em6
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They’re all good.
Coward
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I prefer my diminished to be seventhed, so a shalln’t be voting, thank you VERY much
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F#madd11 actually
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different chords for different … needs
all variations of B are the best chords because they don’t sound quite as major or minor as your standard open chords and also you can transition easily from them.
I couldn’t have made this any more clearer
That’s not in the list
Clearly it’s A minor, open, on a recently tuned acoustic guitar in a room with plenty of natural reverb.
Bloody love A minor, so easy to smash your fingers sideways into E and then back again. Could do that all day. Lovely.
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not even with a bigger font, or perhaps bold?
Yeah, I suppose you’re right actually, sorry
it’s fine, I’m just not voting for chords that don’t appeal to me.
on a different note, are the chords instrument specific? Some chords sound better on certain instruments.
Yes.
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I barely ever play those chords the standard way anymore.
Open D - 550500
I will be using all of the ones listed equally in my newest song.
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I’m going to have to go with Asus with F# added [2 X 0 2 3 0]. All this time I’ve thought it was some sort of D because I don’t know anything about music theory.
A key component of the most beautiful progression there is:
That’s what I always thought too.
whats the song then?