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Is there any rule to remember chord?
Yes, we have. There is 513 rule.
1 is root, 3 is the 3rd scale degree, 5 is the 5th scale degree shown below. A and B are bit difficult to identify. Try to read them from 2nd strings. Follow the root positions, they moves just on the c major scale as you know.
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Once you understand the relationships between root, 3rd and 5th on major chords. You can create other chords from them. Minor has the short 3rd scale degree instead of major 3rd shown below(m in the figure).
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Yes, we have. There is 513 rule.
1 is root, 3 is the 3rd scale degree, 5 is the 5th scale degree shown below. A and B are bit difficult to identify. Try to read them from 2nd strings. Follow the root positions, they moves just on the c major scale as you know.
upload imageOnce you understand the relationships between root, 3rd and 5th on major chords. You can create other chords from them. Minor has the short 3rd scale degree instead of major 3rd shown below(m in the figure).
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