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I'll modulate it up using a D suspended chord to A , (Cowboy D chord is kinda boring) ... run same progression for a mood vid. I got 3 songs tracked out lyrically and one more to work on . Its interesting just dancing on the fret board finding inversions I can tie together. I've always loved Bach and them guys , I don't have a quiet sound space either and my DAW skills really suck . So a session player tracks it in a studio with guitar mikes. I hear the click track bleeding thru , Once it’s done , Mix the stems . It be a triplet adding D modulation . Same fingering 2nd fret .
thanks guys
Last edited by bennash; 07/12/24 11:59 AM.
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