A# Guitar Chord –
Not for the beginner, but you’ll notice it’s an A chord up one fret.
Source: A# Guitar Chord
Electric Guitar
E minor
One of the oldest scales often found in rock, metal, and pop music. It is one of the easiest scales to learn but has many layers which an advanced player would use.
Here are is more information about it.
Source: E minor
G# Guitar Chord
Bm (four finger version)
Influenced
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Matt
G barre chord
Source: barre chord
The guitarists view of their G barre chord.
Beginners are advised to get lots of practice first.
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Bm chord (three fingers)
A sad sounding chord, the more strings held down the better it sounds but this an easier version. Beginners should take their time with this and make sure they have a bit of experience with basic chords first.
Source: Bm chord
4 types of sad sounds
D Major scale
You can start on the open D string, fifth fret of string 5 or tenth fret of the low E string.
It should sound positive and ascending.
Play the chords in this key also if you know them.