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- Slash chords represent a chord with a specific bass note. The note to the left of the slash indicates the chord and the note to the right of the slash indicates which bass note to play. For example, G/B (G over B) means you play a G chord which includes the notes G, B, and D, but the B note be would in the bass, the lowest note in your chord.
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Oct 17, 2021 · In this video, you learn what slash chords are and how to use them in your guitar playing. Slash chords can look confusing to play, however once you understand them they are actua ...more.
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👉Get the Chord Diagrams & More Help: https://www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/essential-slash-chords-bg-1401 Learn what Slash Chords are and how to play ...
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Slash chord notation may look a little strange, but reading them is straightforward. In the simplest terms, it can just be read as “C slash B”. It can also be read as “C over B”, which makes sense considering you’re playing a C chord over a B bass note. It makes no difference which you use, but depending on the setting it may be easier to communica...
Slash chords can be strummed like any other guitar chord, particularly if it’s a chord inversion with the bass note coming from the main major/minor chord. However, in some cases you may want to play the bass note first, then strum the rest of the chord. In essence, you can think about it as filling the role of the bass player by singling out the b...
One of the more common uses of slash chords is to create smoother transitions between two chords that have a distant intervalicrelationship. In this regard, they can be thought of as passing chords. This can be done either ascending or descending. A really good example of this is “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?”by Creedence Clearwater Revival. During...
With this lesson you have a better understanding of slash chords and how to use them. Simply put, they’re just chords with a bass note different than the root. The bass note can be a chord tone, but it doesn’t have to be part of the main chord at all. With the examples in this lesson, you should have an idea of how to use slash chords. However, the...
Nov 29, 2021 · In this video lesson, you learn what slash chords are, their purpose, and how to use them in your guitar playing. At first, slash chords can look very confusing. However, you’ll soon see they...
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Always a confusing topic, in today's guitar lesson we are looking at how to play slash chords on guitar. So firstly, what is a slash chord? They are chords...
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Apr 15, 2020 · Well, we’ve shown you the easiest way to understand slash chords – just use any note other than the root in the bass. As you say – simple! There are potentially limitless possibilities, though. Just think how many ‘slash notes’ you could apply to the chords you already know.
To play our slash chord, we simply play the chord on the left of the slash, then play the single note on the right of the slash anywhere below the chord. Slash chords must always have the single note played at a lower pitch than any other note of the chord, and they must always be played on a guitar tuned a half step down and on a Gibson Les Pau…
