Okay so I reviewed all of the lessons at least once to understand the concepts.

So I'll just see here if I'm getting this. I'm dying to understand what it is I'm doing.
This is the full progression I made from the original post.


V) D/F#
I) G
III) Bmno5
II) Ano5add4 or Dmaj7no3/A
?) Dno5
?) Ano5add4 or Dmaj7no3/A
I) G

e|-x--x--x--x---x---x---x--------------------------------------------|
B|-x--x--x--x---x---x---x--------------------------------------------|
G|-2--4--7--6--11--6---4--------------------------------------------|
D|-0--0--0--0---0---0---0-------------------------------------------|
A|-x--x--x--x---x---x---x-------------------------------------------|
E|-2--3--7--5--10---5---3-------------------------------------------|

And how I played it :)
[U]Acoustic Version [/U]
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Looks like I"m in the Key of G major because G is my I chord.

V) D/F#
I now know that this is a chord inversion. A D chord with F# being the lowest note in the chord.

I) G

My tonic chord because it's the resolution (even though it's not the chord the progression is started on )

III) Bmno5
Someone is probably going to have to explain the no5 part to me.

II) Ano5add4 or Dmaj7no3/A


V) Dno5
So this might be my V chord because dmajor is the V and this is just a different voicing from the D/F#?

?) Ano5add4 or Dmaj7no3/A
I'm confused why it says Dmaj7/A. The no 3 part means it's missing the 3rd in the scale?

I) G

So I understand now that I'm playing these chords the way they are because I like the bass voice on the 6th string as well as when I play the chords this way I can go "up" or "down" with the voices in a specific manner that I wanted. That goes along with your chord voicings lesson and why you choose one chord voicing over the other.

When I first looked at this without all the chord names it looked really simple. I basically have 2 strings I have to fret and only 2 chord shapes to remember. My friend had showed me a couple of them. He's been playing guitar a long time, but he's not huge into music theory.

Anyway, when you look at it broken down it doesn't look simple AT ALL. In fact I failed to understand the progression I made in several ways. Some of those chords I can't figure out why they're named the way they are and what their function is in the progression. It sounds good to me, but like I said I'm asking myself "What am I doing?" and I'm needing help filling in the gaps.

Sorry this is super long, but I'm really excited to learn all this lol