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Hop On Pop
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6/2/2010 6:37:10 AM
What's your favorite chord? Do you have one?
G Maj. 13th, no 3
Essentially, it's (low to high, starting with the A string):
D, F#, G, D, E
(An open-position "C" chord, slid up a full step.)
I love it.
Used in "I'm Pathetic"
During the part in the verse where I sing "ooohhhh".
Used in "Whiskey"
As the second of the two chords used in the verses.
And I've used it in a few other songs that I have yet to record. Just a pretty-sounding chord.
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Chris Hance
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6/2/2010 6:43:24 AM
Prolly I like dissonance,
A C# D# G
I cant think of a fav melodic one right now, but 5ths and 6ths are very "comfortable"
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Tom O'Brien
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6/2/2010 5:40:47 PM
No chord exists in a vacuum. It's impact depends upon the chords preceding it and the chords following it. I can't say there are any chords that I can just strum and understand its emotional significance. That being said, I tend to love the unsettled nature of diminished and augmented chords. But it all depends on how you resolve them (or not).
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never never band
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6/2/2010 8:22:46 PM
I dig that chord too...
here a pair of six string chords I like a lot
starting in the 7th postition (so the B is in the 7th fret)
E(open) B G# D# G# E(open)
then slide it down a whole step and still play the 2 open E strings
E(open) A F# C# F# E(open)
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culeoka
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6/2/2010 8:43:27 PM
I like-em all.
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Dick Aven
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6/3/2010 2:53:47 AM
D minor
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Richard Scotti
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6/3/2010 7:32:59 AM
I agree with culeoka! But if I was forced to pick one I'd say "G" in open tuning.
I also love suspended and diminished chords.
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Fyvwunsyx
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6/3/2010 10:12:42 AM
love a minor 9...
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Bryon Tosoff
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6/3/2010 11:58:06 AM
---- Updated 6/3/2010 12:00:27 PM
ah ok being the keys guy i guess mine are going to lean off to voicings of various many chords. hard to compare guitar chords/voicings to keys. but I really like the guitar sounds sometimes more then piano, i guess it is how you shape them
Let me change that first one to this
A G in the LH
C # F# A# in the RH
so I guess you could name it magic chords with the 5 notes, that is what we call it in our keyboard world
there are tons of others I like but if we only get one this will be it
BT
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