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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 2h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a detailed display of guitar fretboards, specifically illustrating major triads in the key of A, including the triads for A, D, and E. The layout showcases these triads with specific finger positions marked for each note, indicated by circular and square symbols. For instance, in the A triad, the notes A, C♯, and E are positioned along the frets, with some notes potentially marked for sharps. This arrangement helps guitarists to easily understand and visualize the positioning needed to play these triads. The image is labeled "Major Triads in the key of A, A, D, E" and is credited to LaPain Music at the bottom.

#music #guitar #scales

**Chris Hessert** @chessert@mastodon.online · 2h

Chris Hessert @chessert@mastodon.online

So...

I am a classically trained musician: studied Horn performance at the University of Iowa (1981-1985).

I also taught myself classical and folk (finger picking) guitar (1969 - now). And I have a little experience with electric guitar. So...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKGeYBJTTZs

YouTubeThis “hobbyist” built the best amp you've never heard ofBy Rhett Shull

#Music #Guitar #Technology

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 2h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides an overview and visual representation of diminished chords and their intervals on a guitar fretboard. It starts with a special offer of $20 for the first month of one-on-one weekly lessons. The main content includes chord diagrams for two types of diminished chords: Diminished (1b3b5) and Half-Diminished 7th (1b3b5b7), along with corresponding intervals for each chord type in different keys. Each guitarist is taught how to form these chords on a guitar fretboard, with notations specifying the finger positions. The image ends with interactive questions about the use of diminished chords and favorite voicings, encouraging further engagement. The image also includes a watermark indicating the source of the information, "wecaninspire.net."

#music #tab #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 3h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a visual and musical guide to achieving a "Smooth Progression" in guitar chords. It demonstrates the smooth transition between four chord shapes: Amaj7 (A major 7th), Dmaj7 (D major 7th), Bm7 (B minor 7th), and E7 (E dominant 7th). Each chord shape is displayed with their respective positions on the guitar fretboard. The text "Smooth Progression" is prominently displayed at the top, emphasizing the theme of seamless chord transitions. The image is branded with "LaPain Music" at the bottom center, indicating the source of the guitar chord guide. The overall design is artistically composed with a dark chalkboard background and white contrasting text and chord diagrams.

#music #memes #tab

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 3h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a comprehensive guide to guitar chords using the "CAGED System" for minor keys. It includes the following elements: SHAPE, CHORD, ARPEGGIO, MINOR SCALE, and MINOR PENTATONIC SCALE, each illustrated for five different keys—Cm, Am, Gm, Em, and Dm. The keys are color-coded and listed on the left: Cm (orange), Am (green), Gm (yellow), Em (sunflower), and Dm (light yellow). Each section shows a corresponding chord or scale expressed as a chart of guitar strings and frets, with fingering positions marked by red dots. This detailed breakdown helps guitarists visualize and understand the playing patterns necessary for each modest structure across various chords and scales.

#music #scales #guitar

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 3h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a comprehensive guide for bass guitar chords. It visually presents the notes for various chord types, including major, minor, dominant seventh, major sixth, minor seventh, augmented, and diminished chords within the 12 standard Western keys. A designated note guide at the right replaces augmented (aug) and diminished (dim) with finger position diagrams. Chord types are denoted with red circles for root notes, while open strings are indicated by black dots but do not contain symbols. The layout includes definitions for each key (e.g., G, D, A, E, B, etc.) and their corresponding chord formations across the bass guitar's fretboard, providing a user-friendly guide for musicians seeking to understand and play these chords effectively.

#music #tab #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 3h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image depicts a sheet of music for the song "Body and Soul." It features a piano arrangement in a 2+2 chord style, with pedaling indicated for each chord. The tempo is marked as Ballad, which suggests a slow and emocionally expressive performance. The piece is attributed to Green, Heyman, Sour, and Eytan, arranged by Harry Likas. It includes dynamic annotations like "Fine" at the end of the final section and "D.C. al Fine" indicating a repeat back to an earlier direction. Musical elements include staccato and slur techniques, adding nuance to the performance.

#music #photos #guitar

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 3h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a detailed guide on playing the D Natural Minor scale on a guitar. It is structured in a sequential manner, featuring five steps (numbered 1 to 5) where pink dots mark the scale notes on different frets. The progression starts with "FRET 5" and moves along, primarily shaded in with patterns of frets and strings indicating specific positions and fingers to use. The notes comprising the D Natural Minor scale—D, E, F, G, A, B flat, and C—are listed on the right side in pink, alongside the scale formula: 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7. The intervals for the scale are also noted as W (whole step) and H (half step). The image guides users through the sequence visually, ensuring they can replicate the noted scale on their guitar by tracking the numbered steps and corresponding finger positions. It provides a clear educational tool for musicians looking to master the D Natural Minor scale.

#music #guitar #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 4h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a detailed display of guitar chords in two different scales: D Major and B Minor. For each scale, the standard primary, secondary, and other important chord forms are displayed. Each chord includes a visual chord chart, showing the placement of fingers on a guitar fretboard. For D Major, it features shaded boxes with finger placements for chords like I (D), ii (Em), iii (F#m), and so on up to vii° (C#dim). Similarly, for B Minor, it shows chords such as i (Bm), ii° (C#dim), III (D), IV (Em), and others. The image is designed to help guitarists or music enthusiasts understand and practice these chords effectively. The primary color scheme is simple with black and white, ensuring clarity for the content. The designs and chord diagrams are notedly educational, focusing on functional and clear presentation over decorative elements.

#music #memes #scales

**I see Dud people!** @BackFromTheDud@mas.to · 4h

I see Dud people! @BackFromTheDud@mas.to

OK, #guitar Mastodon people, here's a #GuitarEffects question: Where do you put the Wah pedal? Before the chain, after the chain, or somewhere in the middle?

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 5h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a detailed display of guitar chords for two different scales: G Major and E Minor. The top section outlines "Chords in G Major," showing the chord diagrams for each of the seven major scale degrees: I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, and VII. These chords are labeled with their respective names, such as G, Am, Bm, C, D, Em, and F#dim. Below this section, the image illustrates the "Chords in E Minor," displaying the chord diagrams for each of the seven minor scale degrees: i, ii° (diminished), III, iv, v, VI, and VII. The chords are labeled accordingly with names like Em, F#dim, G, Am, Bm, C, and D. The arrangement visually contrasts the structures of major and minor chord progressions. The presentation includes the layout and fingering positions for each chord on a guitar fretboard, aiding in guitarists' ability to learn and play these chords.

#music #photos #scales

**Hannah** @uncanny_static@chaos.social · 6h

Hannah @uncanny_static@chaos.social

Tonight, I finally wired up some pedals. I have made so little music in the last year. Even though I know, making music unwinds my brain. It's a start, I guess...

Three guitar effect pedals on the floor between a mess of cables.

#Musicians #Musodon #Guitar

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provided is a "Guitar Fingerboard Chart" specifically designed for "Blues in E." This chart outlines the positions of frets (from 1 to 12) along with the corresponding notes on the guitar strings for various frets. It also includes visual depictions of finger positions along the fretboard with red and yellow dots indicating the placement of fingers. The chart depicts the open string indices on the left and their corresponding notes beneath each fret. Below the fret definitions, it lists the strings from the 6th to the 1st along with the notes and their depictions in standard notation. The layout is aimed at providing a comprehensive guide for guitarists looking to play blues in the key of E, playing chord progressions and scales more effectively.

#music #tab #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a visual and musical representation of the Spanish Scale, as indicated by the title "Spanish Scale" at the top in bold, red font. The term "New Page Music International" is scripted beneath in a yellow font, suggesting the source or publisher of this musical information. Three staves are depicted, shaded in with clefs and notes, illustrating the scale across different tonalities. The first staff, starting with the note "C" carrying a key signature of no sharps or flats, has the Spanish Scale diagrammed from "C" to "C'". The subsequent staff begins from "G", also initiated with a key signature of no sharps or flats, and shows the Spanish Scale from "G" to "G'". The final staff starts with "F", featuring a key signature of one flat, showcasing the Spanish Scale from "F" to "F'". The note names (Db/Eb, Ab/Bb, etc.) are annotated below each corresponding note for clarity. The focus is on illustrating the Spanish Scale's structure and progression across different root notes and key signatures.

#music #photos #guitar

**Martin Aspeli** @optilude@fosstodon.org · 9h

Martin Aspeli @optilude@fosstodon.org

Latest configuration. Some new. Some rehoused. Some reordered. #guitar #GearSquad #pedalboard

**Edward Champion** @edwardchampion@mastodon.social · 12h

12h

Edward Champion @edwardchampion@mastodon.social

I just got a message from someone declaring me "the most Satanic man in America" for posting this silly song on TikTok. Badge of honor, I guess. So I'm posting my ode to unbridled carnality here to piss off more people.

#guitar #Satan #antifascist

**El Saltybananie** @Saltybananie@mastodon.social · 13h

13h

El Saltybananie @Saltybananie@mastodon.social

Social media is a cesspool, but every now and then you find a nugget of gold.

#music
#guitar
#politics
#uspolitics
#abrahamlincoln

**Filomel** @Filomel@musician.social · 16h

16h

Filomel @Filomel@musician.social

Going live for a short, one hour slot in the Vamoo Raid Train! After that I might take a little break and then do a proper Friday stream, if I'm not too tired. #fedimusic time!

https://www.twitch.tv/wild_filomel_sings

Twitchwild_filomel_sings - Twitch🌷🍓🌸 ~ Vamoo Springtime Raid Time <3 ~ 🌸🍓🌷 ~ Requests on: !sl !sr ~ 🎵🐤

#musician #twitch #singing

**The Tired Horizon** @tiredhorizon@mstdn.social · 16h

16h

The Tired Horizon @tiredhorizon@mstdn.social

Made up a 512 samples triangle sweep from 25hz to 19500hz in a 5 second file. Normalised to -0.5db. Whacked mp3 player to full volume (goes from 1-40 - 20 will blow your ears out) &it didnt seem to distort or clip the Behringer for some reason.

Turned off preamps & FX, started record and played the sweep through each of the 23 cab models. Then did the same through the ambience, reverb and delay. Havent edited yet so not sure how it turned out

#musictech #guitar #bass