Open Chords!
Learn these shapes, and you can play ANYTHING :)
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Open Chords!
Learn these shapes, and you can play ANYTHING :)

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Wondering what those numbers in the circles are all about? Take a look at this! 👀
The numbers 1,2,3,4 (and occasional letter ‘T’) all refer to your fingers.
Whether you play right or left handed, the numbers will refer to the same fingers.
1 = Index
2 = Middle
3 = Ring
4 = Pinky
T = Thumb
If you play right-handed: right hand strums, left hand frets.
If you play left-handed: left hand strums, right hand frets.
When learning new chords, it’s always good to give it a go with the written finger positions. As you progress you may find that your hand is more comfortable in different placements. Also sometimes it depends on the chord progression which fingers go where in a given chord; depending on which chord follows next, it may make the transition smoother to switch the placement up. The numbers are a guide, not a steadfast rule 🤪
Have you ever looked at a guitar chord diagram, and been like “what?”…
Here’s a quick look at what all those lines actually represent!
You can imagine that this diagram is the very top of your guitar, right before the fretboard turns into the headstock.
The diagram starts at the first fret, unless otherwise noted.
Getting your bearings makes it much easier when the dots and bars and numbers get added in…
It’s like a musical map!
Stay tuned for open chord shapes in standard tuning 😎✌️
Welcome to GVRL !
Guitar Video Reference Library
Your online resource for learning guitar with bite-sized lessons 😎
Ever wanted to learn guitar, but didn't know where to begin?
Well you are in the right place!
GVRL covers all the basics from chord shapes, to scales, how to read diagrams and tabs, and beyond!
Check back soon for open chord shapes.
Happy Strumming,
GVRL