Aodan Coyne - DADGAD's video: Movable Chord Shapes In DADGAD - Compared To Standard Guitar Tuning

Here I show you how to play movable chord shapes in DADGAD. I compare some standard guitar chords to their DADGAD equivalent. It can be handy to know how to change from standard to modal tuning shapes. It made things a lot easier for me when I was starting out to learn movable chords in DADGAD. ▶Check out the Free DADGAD Guitar Cheat Sheet for more https://www.aodancoyne.com/dadgad-1/ The four example chords I use in this video are F major, F minor, Bb major & Bb minor. I then move up the guitar neck to show G, Gm, A, Am, D & Dm. The 'dadgad F' and the 'standard F' only differ on the low D string. The 'dadgad A' and the 'standard A' differ on the high A string and high D string. If you have any questions at all just ask in the comments section. I reply to every message. Also if you have any songs that you'd like to learn in DADGAD let me know and I'll try get a video out to show you how to play it. I'm happy to help. ▶Subscribe to Aodán Coyne - DADGAD Guitar: http://bit.ly/aodansub ▶Aodán's DADGAD Guitar Course: https://dadgad.aodancoyne.com/ ▶ Follow Aodán: https://www.facebook.com/aodancoyne https://www.instagram.com/aodancoyne/ https://twitter.com/aodancoyne