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Topic: what is this chord |
Jack Guthery
From:
Exeter, California, USA
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Posted 9 Mar 2018 8:05 pm |
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I have my 6TH STING G SHARP LOWWERING TO G IS THIS A
9TH WITH A&B PEDAL |
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Paul Sutherland
From:
Placerville, California
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Posted 9 Mar 2018 8:47 pm
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G is the flat 7th to A. With the a&b pedals down you are playing an A chord (no bar position). I take it you are then lowering the sixth a whole tone with a knee lever while still holding the B pedal down (split tuner), so you get the G. So basically you are playing an A dominant seventh chord, or at least part of an A dominant seventh.
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Jack Guthery
From:
Exeter, California, USA
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Posted 9 Mar 2018 9:14 pm what chord
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| I am lowering my g# a half step on my knee lever |
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Paul Sutherland
From:
Placerville, California
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Posted 9 Mar 2018 9:51 pm
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Then I don't understand what you are doing with the A & B pedals. If you are not using either of those pedals, and are just lowering the sixth to G, then you are making an E minor chord. Why did you mention the A & B pedals in your original post?
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Norman Evans
From:
Tennessee
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Posted 10 Mar 2018 7:49 am
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| I lower both G#'s 3&6 to G on a lever. With the A pedal and the lever I get A7, with only the lever I get E minor. This is a very useful lever change for my playing. Two frets up I get the same change as B&C pedals. I use this much more than the B&C pedals because the 8th string is also in play. |
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Tommy Mc
From:
Middlesex VT
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Posted 10 Mar 2018 1:41 pm
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Jack, maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but the B pedal raises G#→A. When you use the "G# lower" lever with the A&B pedals, isn't it just cancelling out the B pedal? That should be the same as just the A pedal...unless you aren't lowering both G#'s.
So played open with A&B plus only string 6 lowered, your middle strings would look like this....which is Amaj7
3-A
4-E
5-C#
6-G#
But what grip are you using? If you aren't playing the 3rd string, it's just C#m |
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