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Place the Capo on the desired fret on Column 1  \n2. Play the chord shapes listed on the diagrams .  \n3. Once you apply one of the chord shapes from the diagrams, the resulting chord will be whichever note name aligns with the Capo Row & Chord Column .  \n• Ex: If the Capo is placed on the 5th fret and you play the Em chord shape from the diagrams, the resulting chord name = Am","cbCaieXjqgs2v4Vb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieXjqgs2v4Vb","pdf",100039,"English","# Capo Transposition Chart\n## Usage Instructions","[{\"question\":\"How do I use this chart to transpose a chord?\",\"answer\":\"First, place your capo on the desired fret as indicated in the left-hand column. Next, play the chord shape corresponding to the diagram. The resulting sounding chord will be the note aligned at the intersection of your chosen fret row and chord column.\"},{\"question\":\"What is an example of applying this chart?\",\"answer\":\"If you place your capo on the 5th fret and play an Em chord shape, the resulting sounding chord will be an Am chord.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided in the chord diagrams?\",\"answer\":\"The diagrams illustrate the finger positions for various major and minor chord shapes, including C, D, Dm, E, Em, F, G, A, Am, and Bm, which act as the foundation for the transposition process.\"}]","Capo Transposition Chart - Guitar Reference Guide | PDF",1791836774]