Q. e.g A2 D5 (i don't mean Aadd5, i know about that)
A. Hmm. Interesting question.
Well, you could be referring to a single note, and the octave. C4 is middle C, for example. If not, then you may have incorrectly voiced the question. Most chords use the 1st, 3rd and 5th degrees of the scale, so "A5" or "add5" don't exist. But if it's "C7" that means add the 7th degree, "D9" means the 7th and the 9th, etc. etc.
The number after the chord tells you which degree of the scale to add to the chord. However, if it is a number and only a number, it means add that note and the one(s) before it. So D11 means add the 7th, the 9th and the 11th.
I've probably got this all wrong, but hopefully I've helped.
I want the chords and lyrics of the song Back to me by: Cueshe?
Q. I want to learn my guitar
A. Cueshe is back with their latest single "BAck to me",
which is also the title of their sophomore album which will be
release this coming August. Their Sound got more matured
and serious for this album.
Chords used in the song:
C#m: X46654 or X46600
A2: 002200
E: 022100
F#m: 244222
B: X24442
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Instruction in using the tab|
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In the Intro and Verse, use a keyboard or piano.
In the verse, The C#m is open, you will use this
C#m : X46600 While in the chorus, YOu can use the usual
C#m : X46654.You use a STANDARD TUNING In all the chords
Please RAte my tab!
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Intro | E (piano here)
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Verse 1|
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C#m A2 E
SOmetimes I can feel like im all alone
C#m A2 E
Wondering of what i have done wrong
C#m A2
Maybe im just
F#m B
Missing you all along
F#m B
When will you becoming home
E
Back to me
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Verse 2|
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C#m
There were times
A2 E
I felt like giving up
C#m A2
Haunted by memories
E
I can't give up
C#m A2 F#m
Wish that i never let you go
B
And slip away
F#m
Had enough reasons
B
for you to stay
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Chorus |
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E
Can you feel me
C#m F#m-B
See me falling away(see me falling away)
E
Did you hear me,
C#m F#m-B
Im calling out your name(im calling out your name)
F#m B
Cause im barely hanging on
F#m B
Baby, you need to come home
E
BAck to me
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Adlib | C#m-A2-E ; 2x
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Verse 3|
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C#m
Sleepless nights
A2 E
Cause you're not here by my side
C#m
Cold as ice
A2 E
i feel deep down inside
C#m A2 F#m B
Maybe im just missing you all along
F#m B
When will you be coming home
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Chorus |
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E
Can you feel me
C#m F#m-B
See me falling away(see me falling away)
E
Did you hear me,
C#m F#m-B
Im calling out your name(im calling out your name)
F#m B
Cause im barely hanging on
F#m B (hold)
When will you becoming home
E
BAck to me
Need help transposing guitar notation to piano chords?
Q. I have started to play keyboard with a group. The music score has only guitar notations. I have found what each of the chords relate to on the piano except for "X"2 ("X" = note, like A or G) (For example: A2 or C2)
It's probably really easy like a second inversion triad / 6/4 chord where the fifth of the triad is the bass and the root and the third are above. But when they played it sounded as though it was a resolve or chord progression.
A. Anvil Studio is an excellent (and free) staff-ware music writing program. You can enter notes on screen with a standard piano keyboard or a guitar neck. You can enter the guitar tablature string an frets, and the notes will appear on the staff.
http://www.anvilstudio.com/
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Title : What does it mean when a Guitar/Piano chord has a number after it? e.g A2 D5 (i don't mean Aadd5, i know that)?
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