What is a chord barre?
Barre chord, or bar chord, is a specific type of finger to change the guitar chord key without changing the chord pattern. It is produced by placing the second, third and fourth fingers of the left hand in the desired chord pattern and at the same time place the index finger directly through the fret directly under the finger. The index finger changes the length of the strings that affect the notes pitch. With this technique, the same chord shape can be used to play a greater variety of chords.
The effect of the Barre chord is often compared with CAPO. CAPO is a device that is attached to the neck of the guitar, changes the length, and thus a pitch, a string. The string root note becomes a ferret where CAPO is secured. For example, if CAPO is attached to the neck at the third sleepers, the root is G to the lowest chain. This allows the guitarist to transpare the key of the song without changing the chord pattern.
acting as a capo, the index finger presses all or some of the strings down to change the root note. It requires a lot of finger strength to keep the strings properly. IfThe pressure is uneven or inconsistent, the sound will be outside the playground and distorted or may not sound at all. Mastering the Barre chord requires practice.
guitarists use Barre chords because they can play more keys without changing their formula. For example, the most commonly used chord patterns are the main and main and the location of the main chord up three sleepers and, besides the third sleepers, creates the main chord G. This is an abbreviation that will save the time to learn an open chain or NE-Barr for AKORD. Barre Akord, though versatile, is not a panacea. It cannot be used to play each individual chord, but it is simply one method of creating a chord.
Popular music, the beginning of Blues in the 10th and 1920s and continuing into influential music of the 1950s used simple chord progression of three or four chords. Barre chords are often used in this type of music. Not only do they make it easier toMake -up changes, but often allow novice musicians to play whole songs using only one Flying formula.
Rock music of later decades began to use "Power Chord". Also the type of chord Barre, the chord is a reproduced index finger, but without a complete pattern of chord. It is only a root and a fifth of the chord. It is usually played with a amplifier pedal or special effects to create distortion, which makes the guitar sound of fuzzy or gravel, as a television that does not choose the right channel.