This lesson is very similar to Intro to Major Chords
Play a minor scale - the natural "1 2 3b 4 5 6b 7b": the harmonic "1 2 3b 4 5 6b 7"; or the melodic minor "1 2 3b 4 5 6 7" pattern. Now isolate the 1st, 3rd, and 5th notes in one of the scales (they're all the same) and play them. That's a minor chord!
e|-------------------------|
B|-------------------------|
G|----------------1--3--5--|
D|-------1--3--5-----------|
A|-3--5--------------------|
E|-------------------------|
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 *
*-octave of 1
Here's your Natural Minor Chord
C C
e|---| But it would sound more |---|
B|---| complete if played like |-1-|
G|-0-| this |-0-|
D|-1-| |-1-|
A|-3-| |-3-|
E|---| |---|
B|---| complete if played like |-1-|
G|-0-| this |-0-|
D|-1-| |-1-|
A|-3-| |-3-|
E|---| |---|
I gave you the chords last time so you can go out there and search for more chords. Remember that you're here to teach yourself and I'm just a guide :) I know, I suck, but you'll thank me one day.
Looks good!
ReplyDeleteMinor chords are my bread and butter, can you detail the difference between the harmonic / melodic scales, and maybe link to some audio?
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ReplyDeletesex pistols!
ReplyDeleteHave any tips have I can tune my guitar without a tuner? :/
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