Switching Chords

>>71601819
Literally just do it over and over again slowly until you can do it quickly

>>71601819
yeah pretty sure there are no tips for this kind of thing - your muscles just learn the more you do it, so practise practise practise buddy

>>71601853
>>71601833
Thanks I only started today I guess there really is no shortcut

some chords will have the same finger placement, so changing a C major to an A minor can be much easier since the index finger is at the same spot

>>71601853
>>71601833
Thanks I only started today I guess there really is no shortcut.

>>71601819
Yes I do, learn chords with a root on the 6th, 5th and 4th string.
It will help.

>>71601853
>>71601833
Thanks, I only started today I guess there really is no shortcut

>>71601892
Yes there is. What? Who are these tools?

>>71601877
More generally, you should take advantage of any time a finger can remain on the same string in a chord change.

1. realize guitar is an outdated instrument that is no longer worth learning in 2017
2. throw it in the trash
3. learn synthesis

>>71601938
This

>>71601938
4. unlearn synthesis
5. pick guitar out of the trash
6. realize this anon is a jew who is not to be trusted

>>71601819
A shortcut for the G is to just use two fingers and blunt the A string with your middle finger. It sounds the exact same.

>>71601833
>>71601853
Thanks I only started today I guess there really is no shortcut.