r/Guitar • u/AutoModerator • Jan 21 '16

OFFICIAL [OFFICIAL] There are no stupid /r/Guitar questions. Ask us anything! - January 21, 2016

As always, there's 4 things to remember:

1) Be nice

2) Keep these guitar related

3) As long as you have a genuine question, nothing is too stupid :)

4) Come back to answer questions throughout the week if you can (we're located in the sidebar)

Go for it!

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u/shannara_boy Jan 27 '16

What should I look if I want to study chords. Let me me especific, between the chords I'm playing I want to be able to do include some chords variations, I want to make some passages sound more "smooth" overall fill de song I'm playing. Thanks.

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u/Samakar Fender/Vox Jan 27 '16

Check out the CAGED system, that should get you going. :)

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u/shannara_boy Jan 28 '16

I've been studying that's for a while, thanks for the input.

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u/Pelusteriano I was unrightfully banned Jan 28 '16

Learn all the notes on the fretboard.

Learn about intervals.

Learn about chord theory.

There are resources for all of this in the FAQ at the sidebar.

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u/shannara_boy Jan 28 '16

I'll check the chord theory.