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Douglas Bone
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Posted 6 Apr 2013 12:14 pm |
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Took a picture of this, forgot where. Can someone tell me about the 48 Chords. I know there a lot on 1 fret, so 48 on 1 or in 1 key?
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Douglas Bone
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Posted 6 Apr 2013 3:08 pm E9th tuning
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So its is in the back cover of Mel Bay book by Dewitt "Scotty" Scott. 48 chords on 1 fret Including inversions 3 pedals 4 knee levers. Guess I better get off here and get ta practicing.
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John Scanlon
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Posted 6 Apr 2013 5:19 pm
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I don't see anything about their being all on one fret or in one key, but it's certainly possible to have 48 chords to learn in a book. My assumption would be 4 different types for each key / fret. This one looks like it may actually have 60 - it lists 5 types: major, minor, 7th, augmented, and diminished - multiply that times 12 (the number of frets), and you get 60.
I amy not be following your question, though.
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Douglas Bone
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Posted 7 Apr 2013 10:14 am
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Thera are more than 5 chords on 1 fret. Without pedals, with pedals, 1 pedal or the other, 4 different knee levers, and their combination with pedals. And all the different inversions of each chord. Dont claim to know all about E9th just threw this out there and see what would happen.
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