:nw: hi everyone, I am new to this site, and i want to know about power chords. give me tabbed figure.its very uegent. roshan kindo :beer:
--- --- -4- -4- -2- --- means B5 (power chord of the chord B) you basically add the tonic(first), dominant(fifth) and the octave(eighth) notes in order to obtain a power chord. but in a nutshell power chords are the chords that are played that contain the tonic and its dominant. search power chords in this forum for more info.
rabi gave the formula ... you can make any power chord using that formula! root+dominant+octave = (root)5 power chord
of course i can... first you need to know what intervals are ...cehck this thread by tejas https://indianguitartabs.com/showthread.php?t=6183 once you know the intervals then simply follow this: say for example you need a c5 power chord .. so c note will form your root note..therefore C D E F A B C here first C (in bold) is your root note ... the A (in bold) is your 5th ... now you can leave it here .. this will give you 2 note power chord ...but to complete the chord .. the 3rd C (in bold) will give you the octave ...so you get back from where you started ... this c,a and c give you a power chord ... now where to play this chord ?... the simple answer is: anywhere on the fret board where you can reach these three notes with your fingers !!! ...for example 8th fret on low-e 10th fret on A-string and 10th fret on d-string...or take the root note on 5th string ...so 3rd fret on 5th string 5th frets on 3rd and 4th strings .... you can even shift the chord towards the bridge ... just add 12 frets!!
yeah, i love pentatonics. They seem to have more emotion in them. On the other hand with major scales i just keep on doing runs/patterns. I guess i need to practise improvisation more.
i dont want to explain because people should be using the SEARCH feature. Plus for greater convenience if you scroll down to the bottom of this thread you'll see links.
i read on a site that power chords are easy to play with only 2 fingers....i find it comfy with 3.... is it more helpful to play with 2?