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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
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Scott, thanks for chiming in (and thank you, too, for the chords). Fm6 is easy--only takes three fingers; I don't know about the Ddim--I'd have to look at a chart (I never could tell them "dimmy" things apart), but I'd expect it's different, because otherwise why would it have a different name? Gosh, you're right. I should have checked the guitar chord site. They show it with strings 1-3 on the first fret, string 4 open, and strings 5 and 6 silent. That is easy.  When I was figuring out the fingering based on the notes in the chord, I had the second string on fret 3 - which does sound a little better in my opinion but I find it harder to play. That fretting plays the same note as open string 4 - only an octave higher. But the simple one works too! The fingering shown for Ddim (1-0-1-0) is just as simple - but doesn't sound very good to me. It has a B note in it that the piano site doesn't show. I was guessing (1-3-1-0) when I was trying to figure it out myself. I can't help but feel there is a skilled musician somewhere pulling his hair out wishing I would shut up.  Scott
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