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a-----4--6-----
e--4--------4--
Ab Db Eb Ab
Here are the root notes. We can figure out where these notes occur quickly:
I - IV - V - I consists of all major chords. Let's simply apply the shapes above to our root notes:
Ab Db Eb Ab
e--4--4--6--4--
b--4--6--8--4--
Now let's say we want to change the key to Bb major. We know that Bb is one whole step above Ab, so we can move the entire progression above two frets higher, and that's all there is to it:
Bb Eb F Bb
e--6--6--8--6--
b--6--8--10-6--