All language subtitles for 003 Fm Chord.en

The next part we're going to learn is the F minor, and this is conveniently similar to the F Parkwood,

if we're going to remove the middle finger, it's going to sound like this.

So we have the first finger on the left hand, Bodh on the first fret, just as before and afterward

and then.

The ring finger plays the third front of the string and the pinky bell is the third front of the string,

and then that's it.

I find it kind of helpful to let this finger, the middle finger, kind of lean against the first finger

to reinforce it a little bit, give it a little bit of strength.

Because you want all those notes to be clear, if you can.

Don't worry, if they're not perfectly clear at first, they won't be.

It takes quite a bit of strength to to make this code, you know, sound clear and clean.

But doing that little pulsing motion with the left hand pushing down the strings is a great way to just

get used to that shape.

That's the F monochord.

First read the word for it.

But Fred.

First, Fred.

First, Fred.

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