mikelz777
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I have another chord diagram I can't seem to find a name for. What is this chord?
2102 (The 2nd "2" is the string closest to the floor.)
2102 (The 2nd "2" is the string closest to the floor.)
Another, " what is this chord?"
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Fermin
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Aadd9/C#
E6sus4/C#
C#m7(#5)
B7sus2sus4(no5)/C# (lovely chord name, uh?)
Pick the name you prefer (or the one that fits in the key in which you're composing).
E6sus4/C#
C#m7(#5)
B7sus2sus4(no5)/C# (lovely chord name, uh?)
Pick the name you prefer (or the one that fits in the key in which you're composing).
M
Manalishi
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Or go to :
http://www.chordpro.net/Chordfinder/Reverse
and enter your finger placings and it will tell you the chord!
http://www.chordpro.net/Chordfinder/Reverse
and enter your finger placings and it will tell you the chord!
UKEonomics
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I second the Aadd9....for simplicity sake. http://www.ukulele.nl/chordfinder.php
That tool has always been a big help to me.
That tool has always been a big help to me.
pulelehua
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Aadd9. There are very few contexts where it's going to sound like anything else.
Translation: it's a kind of A major chord. So, it will function like an A major chord in whatever key you're in.
Translation: it's a kind of A major chord. So, it will function like an A major chord in whatever key you're in.
OP
OP
mikelz777
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Excellent! This will come in very handy, thank you!
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mikelz777
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This site has been a help to me in the past as well but unfortunately, not in this case. I'm glad UU is here with so many knowledgeable people, thanks everyone for the help.
