You mentioned the 1, 3 and 5. That makes a MAJOR chord. Move the 3 down a single fret and you have a MINOR chord (which is just the 1, a "Flat" third and the 5). Guess what happens when you replace the 5 with the 7? A SEVENTH chord! It takes a bit of thought, but you'll get it.
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I do a lot of counting on my fingers to figure out chords. It's good to learn the 1-7 counting concept. Like A is the 4th of E and B is the 5th of E etc. The tutorials are a great help, but just a basic understanding of what a chord IS makes all the difference.
You mentioned the 1, 3 and 5. That makes a MAJOR chord. Move the 3 down a single fret and you have a MINOR chord (which is just the 1, a "Flat" third and the 5). Guess what happens when you replace the 5 with the 7? A SEVENTH chord! It takes a bit of thought, but you'll get it.
You mentioned the 1, 3 and 5. That makes a MAJOR chord. Move the 3 down a single fret and you have a MINOR chord (which is just the 1, a "Flat" third and the 5). Guess what happens when you replace the 5 with the 7? A SEVENTH chord! It takes a bit of thought, but you'll get it.
