Recognizing Chord Shapes — Charts vs. Tabs? (with FREE cheat sheet)

👉 Get my FREE cheat sheet for this lesson @ https://songnotes.net/lessons/500 ⭐️ NEW COURSE! Reading Music for Guitarists https://songnotes.net/courses/reading-music-for-guitarists 🎵 MY OTHER COURSES Beginner Chord Guide https://songnotes.net/courses/chord-guide/ Practical Music Theory https://songnotes.net/courses/practical-music-theory/ 🎟️ Enjoy my lessons? Join the Song Notes community! Members get full access to my premium courses, my extended video lessons, and access to all my non-song PDF cheat sheets. Members also get a 50% discount when buying any of my licensed song sheets! Audience support makes these lessons possible... thanks! Learn more @ https://songnotes.net/join *** When it comes to “reading music” for guitarists, there are two types of diagrams you should be familiar with: chord charts and tabs. These both show the same information, but use two very different visual styles. Each has advantages and drawbacks – and in this video I’ll give a quick overview of each. Let’s get into it!