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GUITAR TUNING
As you will see from the first diagram below, If youwere to place your finger on the 5th fret of the 6th (E) string, you would have an A. Since the 5th string is an A if played open (meaning no finger on that string) you should find they sound the same,only an octave higher. So in order to tune your 5th string to your 6th string, you just need to put your finger on the 5th fret of the 6th string and play it and then the 5th string open. You may needto turn your machine head of the A string in order to get them in tune with each other.
1 2 3 4 5 6

A E

A

The same pattern is used to tune the 5th and 4th string.

D A

D

Just toconfuse you, the pattern is the same for all but one string. In order to tune your 2nd (B) string to your 3rd (G) string, you will need to place your finger on the 4th fret rather than the 5th fret. Thepattern then goes back to before.
B G

B

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E B G D A E E B G D A

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OPEN CHORDS
E MINOR E MAJOR A MINOR

A MAJOR

C MAJOR

D MAJOR

D MINOR

G MAJOR

F MAJOR

OPEN PLAY STRING

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RE CHORDS BAR
As you can see below there are only 2 shapes you need to memorize in order to play every major and minor barre chord with the root on the 6th (E)string. The same goes with the root on the 5th (A) string. Although it may be difficult at first, you will need to lay your index finger across the entire fretboard in order to play a barre chord.ROOT ON 6TH STRING

G MAJOR

ROOT ON 6TH STRING

G MINOR

ROOT ON 5TH STRING

B MAJOR

ROOT ON 5TH STRING

B MINOR

In order to know what chord you are playing, you will need to get...