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Red Chords
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Extending chords in Red
The chords in Red have been extended, they use open strings and consequentially get different extensions depending on what chord is used in conjunction with these open strings.
For example, the C#m with an open B and E string produce a C#m7, but over an A chord you get an add9.
Depending on what chord you use your extensions will change like this when you use open strings.
Use the DIY TAB to fully get to grips with 'Red'.
To experiment with more chord shapes using open strings; use Chordacus to see the shapes move around.





