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Chord Help!!

Force Of NatureForce Of Nature York, England Posts: 1,100
edited August 2005 in Musicians and Gearheads
Hey there, fairly new to guitar an needed a bit of help. i have been looking at tabs but i have a problem, when it shows the chords played it doesnt always show the chord position. was wondering if anyone new of a website that can show you the position of different chords. im not talking basic G,A,C. more like Dsus4, Dsus2. the best ive found is http://www.chordfind.com but still doesnt have many others, thanks!
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  • Eddie_Vedder_83Eddie_Vedder_83 Posts: 281
    pjlover459 wrote:
    Hey there, fairly new to guitar an needed a bit of help. i have been looking at tabs but i have a problem, when it shows the chords played it doesnt always show the chord position. was wondering if anyone new of a website that can show you the position of different chords. im not talking basic G,A,C. more like Dsus4, Dsus2. the best ive found is http://www.chordfind.com but still doesnt have many others, thanks!

    jguitar.com might be helpfull
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  • Pearl Jam and toastPearl Jam and toast Posts: 4,475
    get guitar/sheet music books (or look at them in the music isle and right them down ;) ) in the back. there is usually a chord chart of some kind.
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  • dunkmandunkman Posts: 19,646
    I found a program called "easychord"... its a freeware thingy and it's fantastic. It displays hundreds of chords and their positions as well as letting you "find" chords by allowing you to place a dot over a certain string and fret - click on find chord and it gives you the name for it!

    Really nice and easy program to use :)


    p.s. just google "easychord" because I can't remember the link or ocht?
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  • SquidgeSquidge Posts: 145
    Learn the theory behind chords, if you know WHY they call a chord Asus7/dom7 etc, you should also know how to play it. It is all to do with the keys scale. I would elaborate but i am not to clued up meself.

    Good luck.
  • Force Of NatureForce Of Nature York, England Posts: 1,100
    hey, thanks alot guys, that all really helped. appreciate it.
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