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=== Tab Friendly Chord Charts ===
I prefer to use a more tab-friendly view of the same information. Everything is the same as above, but rotated 90{{dim}} counter-clockwise. Frets numbers ascend from left to right. The bottom horizontal line is the thickest string and top line the thinnest.
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→Chord Charts
Chord charts typically use double bars to represent the nut and single bars to represent the frets, with perpendicular single bars representing the strings. If the double bar is not present, there is a number indicating the first fret for a chord further up the fretboard, which may still use open strings. If neither the nut nor the fret number are shown, there must be no open strings - the shape is not tied to a particular root note and can be played anywhere on the fretboard.
=== Tab Friendly Chord Charts ===
I prefer to use more tab-friendly chord charts. Everything is the same as in a traditional chart, but rotated 90{{dim}} counter-clockwise. Frets numbers ascend from left to right. The bottom horizontal line is the thickest string and top line the thinnest. A double-bar on the left indicates the nut (open position).
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=== Traditional Chord Charts ===
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== Scale Maps ==