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Converting A to A+ (augmented)
An A chord is A(1), C (3),
and E(5). An A+ chord is A(1), C(3),
and E(5).
So just raise the E(5) on the 4th string and the 1st string to
an E(5).
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A
E||---|---|---|---|
5 -1st string
||---|-C |---|---|
3
||---|-A-|---|---| 1
||---|-E-|---|---| 5
A||---|---|---|---| 1
X||---|---|---|---| -6th string
A
= 1, C
= 3, E = 5
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Note the 5
is called E
and not F. F would be a  6.
Even though E
and F sound exactly the same, the note name has to reflect the
function within the chord.
Here is a suggested fingering for the chord.
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A+
||-1-|---|---|---|
-1st string
||---|-3-|---|---|
||---|-2-|---|---|
||---|---|-4-|---|
0||---|---|---|---|
X||---|---|---|---| -6th string
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Or you could just mute the 1st string which is a doubled E.
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A+
X||---|---|---|---|
-1st string
||---|-1-|---|---|
||---|-1-|---|---|
||---|---|-2-|---|
0||---|---|---|---|
X||---|---|---|---| -6th string
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