I have been messing around with some kind of spanish sounding stuff and found this chord to sound really nice, can anyone tell me what it is called?
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Not really getting how you wrote it is that just an open G, B, and high E string?

No intiendo...


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Not sure how you came up with that tab?

Try the Chorderator :

http://www.chorderator.com/cgi-bin/gene ... =0&size=30

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Another cool site there Mike!! I've got my favorites loaded with your links!

If there's anything specific you need, I have an external HD that's loaded with bookmarks...

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You're the one I'll turn to. I need to figure the whole recording to my computer thing out. Thanks for the offer Mike. I will email you when ready.

No problem Hop. I used a stand alone BR-864 recorder and several software programs.

One rule to remember...your recording sound is only as good as your setup's weakest link!

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Understood Mike! I'm not a whiz when it comes to computers. It's a wonder I can post on the forum, even pics!!

where the "0"s are is where your fingers go, the open spaces between the horizontal bars are the frets (1st fret 2nd fret, and 3rd fret going from top to bottom) the high e is on the far right...

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Thats B# mi 11th/aug13th.

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No no and no

Not really its F# minor

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No no and no

sweet thank you!!

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Playing your guitar is an addiction after your first riff you just can't stop. Kind of like raisins you taste one then eat them by the handful.
-Oldpat

Is it just those three notes? If so, the strongest contender to my mind would be a G#9 chord. The C and F# on the (B and E strings respectively) want very much to be heard as the third and seventh degrees of a G#7, while the A# (on the G string) is the ninth.

Add the bass G# on the fourth fret of the low E string and you'll hear the ninth-i-ness.

Next choice would be F#Maj7#11. If you were to add the bass note F# on the second fret of the low E, that C you're playing at the first fret of the B string would be heard as the #11. Anything with a #11 is a strong Lydian chord.

In fact, if you alternate between those two bass notes and keep all the others the same you'd have a nice little modal vamp in C# Major going on. You could wail away over it in the standard minor pentatonic scale at the sixth fret if you wanted to... heh.

Miami Mike - the Chorderator site is pretty handy to have - thanks for sharing!

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