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shud be right...anyone having same problem? other versions of this just sounds wrong...i think..
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Originally Posted by: Fret spider
u could just play the bar chord version on the 4 th fret
Originally Posted by: AkiraIt's a matter of looking at the notes.
In that chord jeffhx gave us, the notes were B, D#, and G#.
With relation to the G# major scale, that gives us I (G#), flat III (B), and V (D#).
Which = G# minor.
Originally Posted by: kennyp46By your definition "normally the root note of a chord is the deepest sounding note, an inversion uses a different note from the same chord as the deepest sounding note." a G# minor barre on the 4th fret would'nt be an inversion because the deepest sounding note is still a G#
Originally Posted by: jeffhxpain in the arse type of chord
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shud be right...anyone having same problem? other versions of this just sounds wrong...i think..