In “Desperado” by the Eagles. G to Am to ‘Em. Problem raising tone from G to ‘Em.
rreffner Well-known member Joined Oct 10, 2008 Messages 693 Reaction score 446 Location Tallahassee, Florida, USA, Earth Oct 23, 2022 #1 In “Desperado” by the Eagles. G to Am to ‘Em. Problem raising tone from G to ‘Em.
Renaissance-Man Well-known member Joined Apr 4, 2008 Messages 1,053 Reaction score 2,901 Location The Garden State Oct 24, 2022 #2 It doesn't have to be a note for note duplication. Otherwise, change the key.
Wiggy UU VIP UU VIP Joined Dec 12, 2011 Messages 2,764 Reaction score 4,290 Location Far North Central Illinois Oct 24, 2022 #3 Sometimes you have to sing (or play) the note that is not on the chord sequence. Play the chords and sing the "missing" note. It feels good.
Sometimes you have to sing (or play) the note that is not on the chord sequence. Play the chords and sing the "missing" note. It feels good.
anthonyg Well-known member Joined Oct 13, 2012 Messages 2,618 Reaction score 567 Location Queanbeyan, NSW Australia. Oct 24, 2022 #4 rreffner said: In “Desperado” by the Eagles. G to Am to ‘Em. Problem raising tone from G to ‘Em. Click to expand... This is your impetuous, to learn barre chords. See https://ukebuddy.com/ukulele-chords/Em-chord for a reference. The G maj slides up two frets to A maj and you turn it minor, and then you find a higher up the neck Em that works for you.
rreffner said: In “Desperado” by the Eagles. G to Am to ‘Em. Problem raising tone from G to ‘Em. Click to expand... This is your impetuous, to learn barre chords. See https://ukebuddy.com/ukulele-chords/Em-chord for a reference. The G maj slides up two frets to A maj and you turn it minor, and then you find a higher up the neck Em that works for you.