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Terry Sneed
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Posted 11 Oct 2007 5:20 pm |
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and if I need a 6th feel on a E9 song I normally just leave my A pedal down.
This is what I've been meaning to ask, but keep forgetting untill I saw this post by Marc.
Will somebody, anybody that knows, just lay it out real simple like, and say what pedal/knee you would use on E9 to get a I II IV and V chord that has that C6 sound? What about using a G chord as an example?
What pedal/knee would you need to get a G6 or I chord sound on E9. Then a II chord the IV and V.
I think if someone would do this, it would go a long way in helping us players that ain't quite got music theory down good, to learn how to play C6 sounds on E9. Thanks in advance 
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Richard Tipple
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Posted 11 Oct 2007 5:41 pm c6th on e9th
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Terry one way is to lower your Es with knee lever
example: do this for the G chord
10th fret A&B down for the major G,,,back up two frets 8th fret no pedals & lower your Es & play strings 8-7-6-5-4- for the 1 chord,
for the 4 chord simply release the knee lever lowering the Es & play strings 3-4-5-6-8-10 for the 4 chord.
For the 5 chord simply move up two frets to the 10th
fret with the A pedal
Try it youl like it  |
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Terry Sneed
From:
Arkansas,
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Posted 11 Oct 2007 6:37 pm C6 on E9
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AH HA!! So that would work in any key using the E to Eb knee, back two frets from your major key to get your I chord, then let off the knee to get your IV chord, then move up two frets with A pedal down for your V chord right? And I assume your II chord would be two frets up from your I chord using the same knee, E to Eb would that be right? Sounds like it might be a II anyway. Thanks Richard. I'm goin to learn how to play this thing yet.!
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Ken Metcalf
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San Antonio Texas USA
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Posted 11 Oct 2007 7:51 pm
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G on tenth fret AB down with 7th string.
Ken
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Richard Tipple
From:
Ohio, USA
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Posted 12 Oct 2007 8:48 am c6
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Terry,also check out Micky Adams web site to see how he uses the lower Es to get a C6th sound on (All My Exs Live In Texas) to get a good example of using the Es for a C6th on the E9th
Micky has a post here on the forum about his videos.
What a guy he is  |
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Andy Sandoval
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Bakersfield, California, USA
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Tony Dingus
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Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
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Posted 13 Oct 2007 6:37 am
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Terry you can get 6th chords/sounds playng off string 9 with the B pedal down. It would be D6 using strings 5,6,7,9 & 10. If you play strings 6 & 7 with your fingers and rake 9 & 10 with your thumb you get a nice 6th sound. Here's something to fool around with that sounds a little like ALL MY EX's the first few notes in G.
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G6 G7 C7
5-------3---8----10A--9A--8A---13A--13---11--8A--6A-
6---3B--3B--8----10B--9B--8B---13B--13---11--8---6--
7---3-------8----10---9---8----13-------------------
8-----------8L---10---9---8----13L--13L--11L-8---6--
9---3---3-------------------------------------------
10--3-----------------------------------------------
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I hope this will help you out a little.
Tony
Last edited by Tony Dingus on 14 Oct 2007 5:22 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Terry Sneed
From:
Arkansas,
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Posted 13 Oct 2007 9:25 am C6 sounds
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Thanks for all your help. I appreciate it much.
Terry |
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