Patrick, sometimes using a capo shows a lack of musicianship, but mostly it is
just a tool to deal with the physics of the instrument. A steel string acoustic
guitar takes an enormous amount of strength to play. Using open strings to
one's advantage just makes sense.
Now back to the original question: Finale is transposing a G/B chord as a D/Gb
chord in the capo chords, and I can't find any way to edit it. Any ideas?
> Forget the capo. Have the guitarist learn the chords in the proper key,
> otherwise, they'll never learn other chords in other keys. This is an
> enormous problem among guitarists. That simple, really. Fix the chord
> symbols so that it makes sense in appearance with the chord (D / F#) not (D
> / Gb)
> Patrick Sheehan
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