F major open chord

F major is a barre chord which can be played in the form of open chord too.Beginners are frightened at the name of barred chords,but here  is an alternate to F major chord.this open chord is used in various songs.here is the chord chart for it.

The no.'s depicts the finger position.first finger is used to barre

lower two strings.

Switch Guitar Chords Faster

It's all about the finger GAME!

When you watch you're favorite guitarist play, it always look like their fingers are barely moving, right? That's because they are barely moving. Efficiency of movement is the important idea here. So, eliminate extra movement to be able to cover more space faster. Also, keep your fingers as close to the strings as you can.Besides good guitar playing is all about practice.

The more you practice, the more you can, the more you want to, the more you enjoy it, the less it tires you.― Robert A. Heinlein

Try shifting between any two chords. Play the first chord say five times (strumming evenly), and then, without breaking the rhythm of your strumming, quickly move to the next chord, and play that chord five times. Now while playing the first chord try and visualize exactly which chord you have to play next. Visualizing of chords helps you to set your fingers on the strings more smoothly and accurately.

c chord

this is c major chord chart.
for better view, u may see this-

D chord

this is D major chord chart.
for a better view you can see this picture-

E minor chord

 this is the view of E minor chord chart.
here is a simple view for you to understand easily.

E major chord

The above chard is E major chord chart.
here is a better view for you to catch easily.

G major chord

this is the chord chart for G major chord.
here is a simple view for u to understand better...

A major chord

This is A major chord chart.keep your fingers in this position and stroke down all the strings.
here is a better view for you to understand.

A minor chord

The picture above depicts the A minor chord chart. the wooden slots are referred to as frets.

Y axis depicts the fret no.
X axis depicts the string name.
circle's no.s depict your finger positions.

here is a better view for you to understand:-

Getting started with the chords

The chords are differentiated as OPEN chords and the BARRED chords.

Our first hurdle is to cross the process of learning open chords.open chords are the chords which require no barring.(i.e the use of one finger to barre the whole slot of 6 strings). popular open chords are-

• A major( denoted by A)
• A minor( denoted by Am)
• E major( denoted by E)
• E minor( denoted by Em)
• D major(denoted by D)
• D minor(denoted by Dm)