Magic Tricks with Chords

Today I talk about some ways to view chord shapes as different chords, depending upon where you set your root. A Gsus2 is the same as a Dsus4? Well, that depends upon context. What I really am after is to get you thinking about fretboard and interval geometry while also letting go of some hangups over traditional chord shapes. Let me know your thoughts.
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  • @adambozentko5877
    @adambozentko5877Ай бұрын

    Every breath you take comes to mind I think for chord reference..

  • @MrChetah
    @MrChetahАй бұрын

    What software are you using?

  • @TheMiddleAgedMusician-mc6xo

    @TheMiddleAgedMusician-mc6xo

    Ай бұрын

    Neck Diagrams - my affiliate link is in the description

  • @bjornagaintobywilde
    @bjornagaintobywildeАй бұрын

    Or 9th

  • @adambozentko5877
    @adambozentko5877Ай бұрын

    Wouldn't it be a dual 5th..?..

  • @TheMiddleAgedMusician-mc6xo

    @TheMiddleAgedMusician-mc6xo

    Ай бұрын

    Are you referring to the G D A chord? You are correct that G and D are a 5th apart, as are D and A. But from G's perspective as root, A is a 2 (Gsus2, where the third is swapped for 2) also represented as 9 (G9 with the 3 omitted).