In this TAB example you would play an

E major chord

E dominant seventh chord

E minor pentatonic scale

E minor chord

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Blaine

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24 November, 13:24

In this TAB example you would play an

E major chord

E dominant seventh chord

E minor pentatonic scale

E minor chord

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Esther Fitzgerald · Answer 1

you need to take into account how many major and minor thirds there are. If in the tab there are 3 notes together it will be a chord if its seperated notes then it is the pentatonic scale and if it has more then three notes it is the dominant seventh

In this TAB example you would play anE major chordE dominant seventh chordE minor pentatonic scaleE minor chord

In this TAB example you would play an

E major chord

E dominant seventh chord

E minor pentatonic scale

E minor chord