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I am loving this triad course Robert!!! It is actually an eye opener for every level of player. Everybody needs to do this one!!
Posted : January 14, 2018 02:24
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I caught that, RR- Nice the way you throw in a open G tuning Stones example for I-IV since the DGB strings used are not altered by the open tuning.
These Triad Lessons are Big Medicine for opening up rhythm sounds and your perspective of the fretboard. This should be mandatory coursework at MGA!
Posted : January 14, 2018 08:31
I have downloaded Jim's Songbook from http://ozbcoz.com/Songs/downloadpdf.php?ID=3750,songbook. It is free and contains over 2000 well known songs. It's great to use to work out the triad voicings for the chords all over the neck. Triads sound great on baritone ukulele too as the tuning is the same as guitar.
Posted : February 2, 2018 11:39
hillbilly_joe and robert reacted
I have downloaded Jim's Songbook from http://ozbcoz.com/Songs/downloadpdf.php?ID=3750,songbook. It is free and contains over 2000 well known songs. It's great to use to work out the triad voicings for the chords all over the neck. Triads sound great on baritone ukulele too as the tuning is the same as guitar.
Wow! 2092 pages of songs. Thanks for posting that.
Posted : February 2, 2018 15:44