Only the guitar tabs of Am Dm Em C are required

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The am, dm, g, and c on the beatmap represent chords. The am chord is a minor triad composed of three notes superimposed, that is, a major chord in a major key and a major chord in a minor key. The DM chord is a minor triad composed of the superposition of D, F, and A notes, and is a C major chord and a minor subordinate chord.

The g chord is a major triad composed of three notes superimposed, which is a major ordinate chord and a minor graded chord; The C chord is a major triad composed of three-note superpositions, which is a major chord in a major key and a major chord in a minor key. In addition, there is the e chord, which is composed of e sharp g and b, and belongs to the major third chord.

1. Fingering of am chords: index finger 2 strings 1 fret, middle finger 3 strings 2 frets, ring finger 2 strings 2 frets.

2. Fingering of em chords: press 5 strings and 2 frets on the middle finger, and press 4 strings and 2 frets on the ring finger.

3. Fingering of C chords: press the index finger of the left hand on the 2nd string 1st, the middle finger on the 4th string 2nd fret, and the ring finger on the 5th string 3rd fret.

4. Fingering of D chords: press the index finger of the left hand on the 3rd string 2nd fret, the middle finger press the 1st string 2nd fret, and the ring finger press the 2nd string 3rd fret.

5. Fingering of the E chord: press the 3rd string 1st fret with the left index finger, press the 5th string 2nd fret with the middle finger, and press the 4th string 2nd fret with the ring finger.

This is introduced in great detail, you look carefully, what don't you understand in the look inside the guitar tutorial, it's very easy to understand.

em refers to em chord.

An em chord, also known as a 3rd chord, is a minor triad composed of superimposed tritones.

Fingering: The middle finger of the left hand is vertically pressed 5 strings and 2 frets, and the ring finger is vertically pressed by 4 strings and 2 frets (index finger is 1 finger, middle finger is 2 fingers, ring finger is 3 fingers, and little finger is 4 fingers of Shi Liang).

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The em chord is also a very soft chord. ** In progress, with her, she will immediately become soft and slightly sad. The 1-3-4 progression, i.e. C-em-F in C major, is a very common progression.

1.Minor third chord:

The root sound and the third tone are minor thirds, and the third and fifth tones are major thirds, which are represented by the combination of the uppercase English letters of the root sound and the lowercase M letters.

That is, a 6th chord, a neutral chord, and if you use it as a major chord, it is in a minor key. The song is sure to become melancholy, old, depressed, and sad. If a 6th chord appears in some part of a major key, it serves to connect the different chords.

That is, a 7-degree chord, which is rarely used in popular **. Because it is a diminished third chord, there is a tension of contraction inward, and it is generally only used in certain progressions, or for the flow of the root note.

C chords: index finger 2 strings 1 fret, middle finger 4 strings 2 frets, ring finger 5 strings 3 frets.

Em chords: 5 strings and 2 frets for the index finger, 4 strings and 2 frets for the middle finger.

am chords: index finger 2 strings 1 fret, middle finger 4 strings 2 frets, ring finger 3 strings 2 frets.

g chords: middle finger 5 strings 2 frets, ring finger 6 strings 3 frets, little finger 1 string 3 frets.

F chords: index finger 1, 2 strings 1 fret, middle finger 3 strings 2 frets, little finger 4 strings 3 frets. (It may be a little difficult for beginners, but if you practice a little more, you'll be fine.) ）

D chords: index finger 3 strings 2 frets, middle finger 1 string 2 frets, ring finger 2 strings 3 frets.

em is the chord, according to the fifth string second fret and the fourth string second fret.

The chords are broken down by playing them.

em refers to em chord.

An em chord, also known as a 3rd chord, is a minor triad composed of superimposed tritones.

Fingering: 5 strings and 2 frets perpendicularly in the middle finger of the left hand, 4 strings and 2 frets vertically on the ring finger (1 finger for the index finger, 2 fingers for the middle finger, 3 fingers for the ring finger, and 4 fingers for the little finger).