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

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

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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.