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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Acoustic → whats the next step after barre chords
yaar i can now play all the bar chords neatly but the problem arises when i try to change from a normal chord to barre chord...it takes a lot of time .....any suggestions???????
Sometimes it's all about how you position your fingers for the open chord.
say you are going from Em to F#m - use your 3rd and 4th fingers for the Em then just slide up. Remember there is more than one way to finger a chord so sometimes an alternative fingering is easier to change from.
Apart from that.......................
Practice!
Sorry. I know it seems to be the answer no-one wants to hear when looking to make things easier but in most cases it's the only answer. You have made a giant leap in getting to grips with barre chords - now it's only a matter of time and you'll be changing between seamlessly. Unlike myself.
Still practicing!
Al V
yaar it si not so tough playing a barre chord .it does not require huge strenth as it seems.just try to place the curves in the fingers between the strings.try to play barre chords such as f which are at the top of the fret board[ie. slim part of the fret board ].try it .hope it will help you........:)
jag,
Now that you know barre chords, try to play your chords further up the neck! Have you tried to play a C and G chords using the barre on the 3rd fret? Or, can you play an A and a D chord, using barre on the 5th fret? What about string muting? Can you mute the low E string, while playing a barre chord that has a 5th string root?
These are things that will help you become more effective when playing barre chords! Give them a try.
yaar it si not so tough playing a barre chord .it does not require huge strenth as it seems.just try to place the curves in the fingers between the strings.try to play barre chords such as f which are at the top of the fret board[ie. slim part of the fret board ].try it .hope it will help you........:)
thanx everyone for your dear concern.:).......but it is working out.......while changing it is easier if you form the basic structure of the chord & then place your barre finger....
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