And I want you to see how lightly you can play that note and still get the note.

With no capo, you get an E chord.

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So you wanna keep that nice and round . . . to let that note ring out, the note that your first finger is playing which is the note D . . .

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You need to get that second finger rounder to free up that fifth string.

The very tip of the finger just touches the string and stops it from ringing out.

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The maximum pressure that you should put down is the amount that it takes to give you a nice clear note.

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The difficulty again is getting this finger pointy enough (plays) . . . to hear that D string closely. . . .

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Even if you're right back . . . if you press really hard, you will get that note clear.

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If you haven't, very often you'll get this . . . the first string won't be ringing out, because it will actually, underneath the first finger and the second finger there will be touching the thinnest string.

It's just muting them all, it's just touching them but without operating hard enough to actually make a note.

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We do the strum, pick out and strum and make any corrections that we need to, to make sure that every note sounds good.

Now the next string, . . . the D string, if it sounds like this, . . . and it's not ringing out properly, it's cause the underneath of the first finger is to blame.

Now, what's important to realize here, it's a good trick to try and get your third finger just leaning over to touch that 5th string a little bit, just to stop it ringing out in case you hit it accidently, just if you like a little precautionary measure.

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For example, the C major triad (C E G) is defined by a sequence of two intervals, the first (C E) being a major third and the second (E G) being a minor third.

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Now, if you can... . . . it is possible even to lift that knuckle far enough to get an open E string ringing out but most of the time you don't even want that . . . as long as you get the notes, the A, the partial barre, that thinnest string can just get muted, and that's fine but the secret to getting your A barre chord like that, is getting that knuckle really far, as far forward as you possibly can

Then you can see that we can't get our second finger much further forward anyway because third finger is in the way, and it means that first finger is miles back from the fret and we'd have to press that really hard in order to get that note to come out clearly.

So, you probably wanna adjust that third finger to get a nice open B string and little finger down on the thinnest string there . . .

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