Magic Guitar: Difference between revisions
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The alternative tuning of A gives E₂ A₁ D₂ G₃ B₁ E₂. The wolf is now between E₂ and A₁. Chords that use B₁ now keep the 10/9 fret on the A string. D chords can be played in tune. A major can be used with the open A string but it means shoving three fingers between the comma-spaced frets. E chords only use the first three frets, so these chord shapes work on 10 different Pengcheng and 13 different Haizhou roots. | The alternative tuning of A gives E₂ A₁ D₂ G₃ B₁ E₂. The wolf is now between E₂ and A₁. Chords that use B₁ now keep the 10/9 fret on the A string. D chords can be played in tune. A major can be used with the open A string but it means shoving three fingers between the comma-spaced frets. E chords only use the first three frets, so these chord shapes work on 10 different Pengcheng and 13 different Haizhou roots. | ||
E major chords can also be played with an added harmonic seventh fretted to turn B₁ into the semitoe below D₂. The same fret gives a C harmonic seventh chord. In both cases, the approximate 7/6 fret turns a 6 into a 7. Sadly, the standard shape for G7 inconsistent with a harmonic seventh. | |||
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