Example: F Major is at fret 1, no pedals. Then, whenever you are at a major chord, no pedals, such as F - first fret, the relative minor is the same fret with the A Pedal down. Learn what is meant my a "Relative Minor", such as "Am is the relative minor in the key of C". To restate David's above post in different words: I think I'll have to wait unil I'm on PC as it doesn't appear to work with Mac. LKL raises the Es, RKL lowers the Es, RKR lowers the second string D# to D. You can get the chart from Scotty music too. Anybody remember any good posts?įresh from the Mel Bay / Scotty Chord chartĮxtrapolate from these. I've done a search on the forum, but have come up empty. Just general rule of thumb positions to hit, especially if I'm in a bind. I'm looking to form minor chords at different spots on the neck. Your profile | join | preferences | help | search Classic country shuffle styles for Band-in-a-Box, by BIAB guru Jim Baron.
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