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How to Use Two Capos To Create Amazing Simple Chords

07/07/2020 Posted by BlitzGuitarAdmin Fingerstyle Guitar Lesson

We all love the guitar capo. This little tool allows you to transpose chords in different keys easily.

It’s indeed the perfect tool for beginners because you can learn a bunch of open chords and then transpose them in different keys so that you don’t have to deal with bar chords.

But what if we can use the capo to create beautiful sounding chords without giving up on the simple chord shapes we already know.

Well, we can, but we have to use two guitar capos.

In this set up I have the black capo on the fret one pressing six strings and the silver capo on fret three pressing on the bottom four strings.

Using the guitar capos like this allows you to add a lot of color to the basic chords you already know.

 

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