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Shell Chord?
Hey guys. When I was just starting playing back earlier this year, a friend of mine who is pretty good told me to learn some shell chords, but never told me what they were.... Is this common terminology? If so, what are they?
# 1
Geez, I've never heard of those. I'd like to know too!!! :rolleyes:
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# 2
uhhh yeahhhh i have never heard of these "shell chords". do you know what they sound like? is it even possible to discribe sounds accurately?
and are you sure you didnt misshear this friend of yours?
i guess google it....?
and are you sure you didnt misshear this friend of yours?
i guess google it....?
# 3
# 4
Dunno.....Im positive thats what he said.....Next time I see him Ill ask him wtf hes talking about.
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# 5
Shell chords are chords made of the ROOT, 3rd, 7th.
so, in the key of "C" that`ll be:
[C,E,B]
which in other words is a Cmaj7 chord without the perfect fifth.
The root "C", determines the tone;
The 3rd "E", denotes the quality of major.
The 7th "B" tells you the extension.
so, in the key of "C" that`ll be:
[C,E,B]
which in other words is a Cmaj7 chord without the perfect fifth.
The root "C", determines the tone;
The 3rd "E", denotes the quality of major.
The 7th "B" tells you the extension.
# 6
if you make a shell chord from the "C minor scale" you get:
[C,Eb,Bb]
where:
C is the root,
Eb denotes the quality of minor chord,
Bb is the extended seventh.
Thus, we are talking about a minor seventh chord without the perfect fifth.
[C,Eb,Bb]
where:
C is the root,
Eb denotes the quality of minor chord,
Bb is the extended seventh.
Thus, we are talking about a minor seventh chord without the perfect fifth.
# 7
we heard you the FIRST TIME, equator. lol
oookay then. glad to know i learned something new today.
oookay then. glad to know i learned something new today.
# 8
Why's it called a shell chord?
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# 9
If it isnt a problem, could someone put that into tab form for me? I know nothing about guitar theory yet.
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# 10
......Cmaj7...........................Cm7
e-------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------
G------4------------------------3--------------------------------
D------2------------------------1---------------------------------
A------3------------------------3------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------------------
e-------------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------------
G------4------------------------3--------------------------------
D------2------------------------1---------------------------------
A------3------------------------3------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------------------
# 11
Originally Posted by: equatorif you make a shell chord from the "C minor scale" you get:
[C,Eb,Bb]
where:
C is the root,
Eb denotes the quality of minor chord,
Bb is the extended seventh.
Thus, we are talking about a minor seventh chord without the perfect fifth.
hmm...interesting. I've never heard the term for it...I just called it "leaving out the fifth," haha. I think it must be a guitar thing.
# 12