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Author:  davehume [ Tue Sep 11, 2018 8:47 am ]
Post subject:  Chord charts for RMR tuning
Dumb novice question - has anyone produced a chord chart for RMR tuning on a 10 string railboard? I've worked out the basic chords and scales but finding the more advanced chords and inversions quite hard to sort out.
Thanks for any help
Dave
Author:  Lee Vatip [ Tue Sep 11, 2018 1:50 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Any tuning in 4ths has the same chord fingerings. Just different placement of frets/strings. If you have access to standard notation of chords , you should be able to adapt

SA
Author:  Jayesskerr [ Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Also, if you have the Stick Book, Free Hands, or Stickology there are a ton of chord diagrams in there that still apply to "raised" Matched Reciprocal... geometry is the same, just the root notes are a bit different is all...


lol I had a copy of "The Stick Book" but it was for Baritone tuning... confused the heck out of me at the time haha


Good luck!
Author:  davehume [ Wed Sep 12, 2018 2:17 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Lee Vatip wrote:
Any tuning in 4ths has the same chord fingerings. Just different placement of frets/strings. If you have access to standard notation of chords , you should be able to adapt

SA

Thanks! I knew it was a dumb question. I will buckle down and get on with getting things sorted out.
Author:  davehume [ Wed Sep 12, 2018 2:18 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Jayesskerr wrote:
Also, if you have the Stick Book, Free Hands, or Stickology there are a ton of chord diagrams in there that still apply to "raised" Matched Reciprocal... geometry is the same, just the root notes are a bit different is all...


lol I had a copy of "The Stick Book" but it was for Baritone tuning... confused the heck out of me at the time haha


Good luck!

Yes I wonder why I had not seen how simple the answer was! Thanks for your reply.
Author:  Lee Vatip [ Wed Sep 12, 2018 5:02 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Never a dumb question. The Stick is mysterious, until you realize how magnificently logical it is.
It's "the makes sense" instrument

Steve A
Author:  The_Afro_Circus [ Wed Sep 12, 2018 7:56 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
Lee Vatip wrote:
It's "the makes sense" instrument

Steve A


I wholehearted endorse this statement.
Author:  greg [ Wed Sep 12, 2018 8:15 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
The melopdy side is the same as the classic tuning, so any resource, Emmett's, mine, Bob's or Steves, applies 100%.

While the shapes are the same, the reference points are really different when they are offset by a whole step in the bass. This especially impacts placement choices based on the octave you want to play the chord in, and swhich string you will use for the root.

First you need to know where the notes are.

Here's something that will help you get going.

Image

More resources to come for RMR...
Author:  davehume [ Thu Sep 13, 2018 8:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
greg wrote:
The melopdy side is the same as the classic tuning, so any resource, Emmett's, mine, Bob's or Steves, applies 100%.

While the shapes are the same, the reference points are really different when they are offset by a whole step in the bass. This especially impacts placement choices based on the octave you want to play the chord in, and swhich string you will use for the root.

First you need to know where the notes are.

Here's something that will help you get going.

Image

More resources to come for RMR...


THANKS! I'm going to be busy, but happy.
Author:  WerkSpace [ Thu Sep 13, 2018 5:50 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Chord charts for RMR tuning
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