neil stait
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My right hand is on the fretboard my left is strumming
I play left handed .... yes?
I play left handed .... yes?
Yes
I have a Kala Tenor that was strung for me left handed
The trouble is finding music sheets with the music and letters and the left handed fret finger positions along side them
No, because now a C chord, instead of being 0003, becomes 3000, etc.I'm a bit confused here. If its strung lefthanded as opposed to upside down and backwards Shouldn't the tabs be the same?
I've played guitar left handed for 18 years, uke left handed for 4 years and have recently begun learning the mandolin... you guessed it, left handed. I've never needed specific left handed sheet music (sheet music and tabs are neither left or right handed, for that matter) or chord diagrams - it's pretty simple to just remember which string is which. There's an awful lot of nonsense out there about how if you're left handed it'd be easier for you to play right handed (if that was actually the case, why don't right handed people play left handed?) or that you'll need magic left handed chord diagrams - it's enough to psyche anyone out I think! If you're learning from scratch then just learn it, it doesn't make a difference if it's LH or RH on the chord diagrams once you've got it in your mind how they work.
No, because now a C chord, instead of being 0003, becomes 3000, etc.