TAC Family Forums

Share your wins, get unstuck, or see how others use the TAC Method to create a fulfilling guitar life!

  • Alfred

    Member
    May 16, 2021 at 11:45 pm

    I struggled for ages with C, and only played Fmaj7 for years before I played barre chorrds to get an F – the mini F NEVER worked for me.

    How did I get over it… Well for some of it I just let that C chord sound bad with muted strings and buzzing just to get through a song. Otherwise it was a matter of being patient enough to slowly put my hand in position every day and in a very bored manner plucking each string until I had a clean chord. If I knew then what I know now, I would have stopped that practice once I got the clean chord each time but… hindsight

    Eventually your fingers learn and it gets easier. If you can get something that looks like a D and 2 of three strings ring, then go ahead and play your song. It probably won’t sound as bad as you think.
    If your D is only muting the high e string for instance, it will still sound fine when you strum the song. not a soul will notice unless they have “perfect pitch” and are just being picky.

    You can do this.