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Thanks! As for F, B, and all of the chords not in CAGED (F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, F#/Gb, and B) you can do the following. 1. Find the root on the 6th, 5th or 4th string (E, A, D strings) 2. Pick one of the 5 CAGED shapes. Instead of it being as you say, "a mental twister", just try each of the 5 shapes (no thought involved) until you find one that works for the chord. Let your ears guide you, not your "thinking cap." Very quickly it will work itself out. You'll be able to play it and understand it easily. Thanks again, and best of luck!

Thanks Allan!

Thanks. The chart's instructions are given on the following page. Do 2 keys per day. Day 1: Do the key of F and the key of Bb. (The 1, 4, 5 of each key is listed on the chart to the right). Note that for the key of F it's F=1, Bb=4, C=5. For the key of Bb it's Bb=1, Eb=4, F=5, etc. Hope that helps.

My pleasure! Thanks for your kind comment!

Sure. (They're usually call "Slash Chords" BTW.) Sounds like a plan!

@@MarkZabel thank you!

Thanks!

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@@MarkZabel Thanks for getting back Mark. I don't recall having previously asking for the link but I guess I must have but no worries I just tried again with another email address I now use for music related stuff and the link worked fine. A great channel by the way.

Thanks! I have many thoughts about Duane Allman, mostly positive ones - especially about his playing and his approach to music and working with others. I've done a few videos on Duane, but I could do another for sure!

@@MarkZabel thanks for responding and that’s cool to hear. Duane is my favorite guitarist and I respect your opinion. I’ll have to find your videos on him

Thank you so much!

@@MarkZabel Just to reiterate. We follow the chart across the page? Day 1 key 1 F Key 2 Bb Know V chord C?

Thanks Embree!

No problem

No. Should be instantaneous. I see a josephgonzalez5252@gmail.com on the segment mailing list. It's automated, so I know it works. If the email is right, then check your spam folder or any other blocked folders. As I say, I know it works, because over 40,000 people have gotten emails from me with this automated service.

Ok… what’s the email that it’s meant to be coming from? I’ll check my block list

@@josephgonzalez9522 It's on my About page.

@@MarkZabelok, it finally popped up a few hours later, strange… thanks

I'll have to review the video. I do a lot of these, so I don't remember the exact place your question pertains to. Thanks.

@@MarkZabel It wasn't something you mentioned in the video, I just stumbled across it looking at your chart while trying the exercise in B and saw where the E chord could be played in the D shape thus allowing 3 different chord voicings for the I IV and V chords.

Thanks!

1. The free practice tool has the 1, 4, 5 for each key. 2. The order is C, A, G, E, D, C, A, G, ...

@@MarkZabel so basically I have to sign up to get the answer to the question how to find the shape for interval 4 and 5?… the 1 (root) is straight forward following the CAGED… pity there is not a straightforward answer like the 4th is the 4th letter of CAGED eg (G) being E etc… I’ll watch he video a few more times to see if there is a pattern.

@@MarkZabelI just wrote it out and there is a pattern for the 4th and the 5th;) CAGED!! I think I got it now. Thanks mate! Great video but you should explain how to find the other interval shapes too… though I just might not of understood your explanation.

@@MarkZabelyour free tool still doesn’t explain how you find the shape for the 4 or the 5 cords. The first cord is easy but finding the shape for the 4 and 5 is a mystery. And how would you find the shapes for the 2 or 6 cord? Atleast your video opened a can of worms to explore. Thanks

@@josephgonzalez9522 It's shown in the video. If you don't know the notes on the fretboard, that's a bigger issue and needs to be addressed first.

Thank you! 😃