Apparently if you put on Jam setting it only plays one chord but if you put it on 12 bar blues I think it plays 3 or 4 predictable chords, the rest of the settings I forget, but it would have been nice if session mode would have displayed the chords they were using. Thank you for posting.
12 bar setting is 12 bar blues which is the I IV V cord progression. You can also see all the notes on the fretboard if you change the view. In this video he is only showing the box at the 12th fret
the notes changing are the chords! in E a 12 bar blues goes: E x4 A x2 | E x2 B | A | E | B (if there’s a turnaround) once you get that under your fingers, you’ll hear it everywhere you hear blues!
@@TheJumboBurrito Thank you for pointing that out, I never noticed that the note colors were changing, now I see them and they are indeed changing in time with the chord changes, now if I would just learn the notes on the fretboard I would be in a lot better place.
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Apparently if you put on Jam setting it only plays one chord but if you put it on 12 bar blues I think it plays 3 or 4 predictable chords, the rest of the settings I forget, but it would have been nice if session mode would have displayed the chords they were using. Thank you for posting.
12 bar setting is 12 bar blues which is the I IV V cord progression. You can also see all the notes on the fretboard if you change the view. In this video he is only showing the box at the 12th fret
the notes changing are the chords! in E a 12 bar blues goes:
E x4
A x2 | E x2
B | A | E | B (if there’s a turnaround)
once you get that under your fingers, you’ll hear it everywhere you hear blues!
@@TheJumboBurrito Thank you for pointing that out, I never noticed that the note colors were changing, now I see them and they are indeed changing in time with the chord changes, now if I would just learn the notes on the fretboard I would be in a lot better place.