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This is actually a great little trick! As useful as the circle of fifths. But, you actually don't have to be so "strict" with the triad structure. If you just remember the bass line pattern, you can mess around with just about any chords containing that root note and come up with some interesting runs or turn arounds
And don't be afraid to try mixing up the sequence!
The journey is definitely more important than the destination...
Yeah u can spend 300 life times on theory The Nashville tuning will be my new goal . Which is basically using 12 string strings on EADG , Octave tricks thats a cool riff what he's doing
Yeah agreed. I look at small bits of theory now and again...try to let it sink in a bit. Like...how to play a chord or two of a song....way up the guitar fret board....the component of a chord = 1, 3, 5. From this one I learned the 1,5,6 chord...who knew? But once I tried it, I recognized it by ear... Bill
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