fritzcharleston
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Contrary to saying I have played guitar for 16 years, I've never learned a lick of what one might refer to as theory. I can play most songs I hear, make an educated guess about the tuning of the guitar and so on...
Sadly, this hasn't translated to the ukulele (yet).
I was looking up guitar chords to a song, and ran across some chords that are either:
Of course, another option may be that I flat out don't know what I'm talking about.
These mystery chords are as follows (and they could be wrong, they were translated by Google from Japanese).
And that's it for now. I'm sure the answer to this is simple, but hey, there ya go!
Thanks in advance!
Sadly, this hasn't translated to the ukulele (yet).
I was looking up guitar chords to a song, and ran across some chords that are either:
- Wrong
- I'm confused
- or don't have a native ukulele equivalent.
Of course, another option may be that I flat out don't know what I'm talking about.
These mystery chords are as follows (and they could be wrong, they were translated by Google from Japanese).
- Dm-5 (that can't be right? In fact, I'm sure Google just stripped that 5 from elsewhere in the sentence))
- G/B (what does that even mean?)
- Cm/E (and again....)
And that's it for now. I'm sure the answer to this is simple, but hey, there ya go!
Thanks in advance!
