Just in case someone hasn't found this site yet, it is by far the most useful chord tool out there. Especially helpful when arranging a song..
http://www.chordbook.com/guitarchords.php
Useful Chord Tool
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Posts: 398 (03/03/09 05:23 PM) |
So many guitars....So little time.
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Posts: 124 (03/03/09 05:43 PM) |
Thanks Pappy.I didn't know about this one.
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Posts: 1545 (03/03/09 10:16 PM) Moderator |
Cool Pappy!
I bookmarked that page. Thanks, Pal! 
Ryan
Some of my Guitars:
Stanford PSD-28, 21, 20 Blueridge BR-70, 60-AS Aria AD-80, R.K. RDC-57 |
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Posts: 141 (03/04/09 03:31 AM) |
I've used that one MANY times. I'm even registered on the forum over there but haven't been there in a while. Here is another REALLY good
resource. Many of you may be familiar with Chordie for lyrics and chords, but that site has some great resources too. This is a link to the chord fingering
page. In addition to all of the chords shown, just click on any one and you will be shown all kinds of alternate fingerings.
http://www.chordie.com/chords.php Sole resident of The Island of Misfit Players Three Chords and a Wish
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Posts: 34 (03/04/09 04:25 AM) |
Bookmarked!!
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Posts: 22 (03/04/09 05:50 AM) |
Yea I spend way to much time on chordie.com I like the site for all the songs as well as the transpose feature,
makes it easier for us "not good at music" people to find a key we like and one that fits are voice. The original post of the chord finder site is really cool BTW! Thanks Pappy! Soli Deo Gloria!
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Posts: 399 (03/04/09 06:19 AM) |
I especially like it because you can get all the chord inversions really quickly.
Plus create your own fingering arrangements and save the chords. Nifty tool.
So many guitars....So little time.
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Posts: 134 (03/04/09 08:13 AM) |
Good stuff. Thanks guys.
Bill
Broadus on AGF, HCAG, and the Larrivee Forum
Larrivee OM-03R, Eastman AC710S The chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy him forever (Westminster Shorter Catechism, 1647) |
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Posts: 1548 (03/04/09 12:38 PM) Moderator |
Here's a website where this kid teaches you how to play certain songs. A lot of them are modern day. probably not everyone's cup of tea but there might
be a few of interest. Some of you might be better guitar players than the kid giving the lessons though....
http://www.freeandeasyguitar.com/index.shtml
Some of my Guitars:
Stanford PSD-28, 21, 20 Blueridge BR-70, 60-AS Aria AD-80, R.K. RDC-57
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Posts: 158 (03/10/09 02:16 AM) |
Fantastic - thanks for posting that!!!!!
DISCLAIMER: I am not actually Scottish, nor am I a thistle.
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Posts: 151 (04/01/09 06:41 AM) |
I always thought that a real useful chord tool was the guy playing rhythm guitar. I'm not ashamed to say that I have been that tool on many
occasions.
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Posts: 156 (06/09/09 04:48 AM) |
Drat! I am a thread killer.........
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Posts: 243 (06/09/09 07:21 AM) |
No you're not.
Sole resident of The Island of Misfit Players Three Chords and a Wish
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