For that particular lesson, I had advised using the capo on the third fret but the song sounded perfectly fine to him without using one at all. My suggestions for capo use, just like my suggestions for fingerings and chords, are simply suggestions. Usually I try to play the song in the same key as the original recording.
/ CAPO on second fret (Original) Set the CAPO in pitch to your voice :) ;) / G G Em Em C D G G / Play the chords th Artist: Ben E. King Title: Stand By Me / Tabbed by Fepo grave-digger2@web. Create your Account and get Pro Access 80% OFF
This song is really easy to learn and play, I like this version the best. It uses the chords: G, Cadd9, D, Dsus4, C and Em. I play with Capo on the 2nd fret, but it also sounds nice without a capo. It depends on how you like the sound of it and how it goes with your voice. The song basically repeats.
Look at what the note is below the 2nd fret on the capo chart, that note is D. So, if you play a C chord with a capo on the 2nd fret, it's actually a D chord. The chord is still a C shape, but the sound your guitar makes is a D chord. Let's try this with a few other chords. Capo Chart - The D Chord
Capo on 2nd fret. Let's kick things off with a timeless classic. Perhaps the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Hotel California is the amazing solo at the end, but if you are not yet ready for that, playing the chords with a capo is great practice.
VIDEO LESSON - CAPO 2ND FRET [Verse 1] G Waking up to kiss you and nobody's there Em7 The smell of your perfume still
This is definitely a little bit more of an intermediate to advanced song only due to the plethora of guitar used here. We got lots of barre chords and lots of diminished chords and just a whole bunch of variety with a key change and everything. Wow! Capo at the 2nd Fret. Intro: Em A Em A Em A Em A D Bm D Bm D |F#dim B7| Em. Chorus:
If you clamp on the capo at the second fret, the progression will sound a major second higher (D-G-A-D); the third fret, a minor third higher (E b -A b -B b -E b); and so on. Try placing the capo at other frets when playing Ex. 2, and see if you can correctly identify the sounding chords.
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