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Originally Posted by: magicninjaWhat kind of help?
Originally Posted by: Cryptic ExcretionsI'm a super hero. It's what I do.
Originally Posted by: magicninjaor how to hold it, how to use it, don't jump to conclusions young one.
Originally Posted by: Cryptic ExcretionsI'm a super hero. It's what I do.
Originally Posted by: Rsam16Hey I need help with this chord:Amaj7b3
thanks.
Originally Posted by: Rsam16Does anyone else know any other fingerings for this Chord??
Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonWell, go pick out the notes. How about fret four on the high E, fret five on the B, fret 5 on the G, and fret 7 on the D?
Or, if the 4-7 stretch is for some reason too much, try fifth fret on E B and G and 6th fret on D. Just build the third inversion of it, see?
Originally Posted by: audioanimalHmmm...that is not a standard naming for the chord. b3 indicates a minor chord, not major. This chord would have the root, b3, 5th, and maj7th notes. A, C, E, G# .
A better name for it would be AminMaj7. It is the "harmonic" minor chord.
----------- ( E, 5th)
---1------- ( C, b3rd)
---1------- ( G#, maj7th)
---2------- ( E, 5th )
---0------- ( A, root )
---x------- ( mute or don't play, but could be played open E for another 5th)
(that's one way I would play it )
Peace,
Rico
Originally Posted by: JoeNoviceI hate doing this.......
I must say that this is not correct. The Amin(Maj 7) chord does not contain both thirds. It is a minor triad with a Major 7th interval stacked on top. ACEG# is the correct spelling and your grip is correct but this is different than the original post..... Amaj7b3, which is written incorrectly.
A chords extension never uses the number 3. I could be written as Amaj7#9, in which case the chord would be spelled; AC#EG#C.
Sorry..... I must keep things exact. :o