There are 5 notes chords ,that are almost impossible to do,either my fingers are to short or not flexible enough lol.is there a trick to play them ?Thanks

There are lots of different tricks.  Try googling the chords you have problems with.  You can usually find discussions about them somewhere.

Pic.or info about the chords? 

Pic.or info about the chords? 

 

Don't have any pics , but the chords are usually between the 2 to the 5 frets

If its a barre chord don't worry.  EVERYONE has problems with those as a beginner.

I have a pic of the bad boy here.http://postimg.org/image/3nb8rt4i3/

I have a pic of the bad boy here.http://postimg.org/image/3nb8rt4i3/

That'd be an F major chord. Get used to it, because you'll see it a lot :)

 

This type of chord is also known as a bar chord (or barre, I suppose), because your pointer finger forms a bar across the entire fretboard. In this case, across the first fret. This is a VERY common shape, and you'll see it all up and down the neck because you can form any major chord with it - i.e. a bar chord at the 3rd fret is a G major, and at the 5th fret it's a A major, etc.

 

The numbers 1,2,3,4 at the very bottom left of your pic are demonstrating how to play it, however the 3 and 4 are in mid-animation. They are on their way to the yellow and blue strings, respectively. 

Thanks,that will help a lot.

Wow thats like playing the game upside down to me, had to work the chords out when it said F C then remembred I play with inverted strings.

Like GetTheLedOut said barre chords are very common, you can shift those chords to other positions for other chords of that shape, just need to know which notes are on which frets on the first two strings for root.

But they don't really contain 5 different notes... in that form they're only 3 different notes, triads, some of the notes are just octaved.

 

the most common chord typs are this, I call them the E-type and the A-type (how they are used in the open positions). Make sure to practice them in their major and minor forms (here all on 3rd fret)

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thanks.

Decomposing this important shape of chord, it's basically the shape of Em Emaj and Am on open strings.

So you can train them there with fingers mid, ring, tiny (instead of using the index)

It may also be easier to train the chords with barre on higher fret positions, as the distance between the frets is smaller, and the position for the index finger is also easier to align with the frets.

To sound clean, the index finger should lie closest to the fret iron.

I recommend Buckethead's : Walk on the Moon, which uses these chords on higher frets, and transitions are comfortably slow

Another good one is Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Science Fiction, entire song is pretty much barre chords. Quite fast easy to play, the higher notes aren't really struck so you are really more playing the power chord version of the barres.

Also with this power chord here http://postimg.org/image/rom66alkz/ ,do we have to play it with 3 fingers ? I play it with 2 fingers , the index and the ring finger, i don't use the pinky,  I  find it easier with just 2 fingers and it does the job.

Also with this power chord here http://postimg.org/image/rom66alkz/ ,do we have to play it with 3 fingers ? I play it with 2 fingers , the index and the ring finger, i don't use the pinky,  I  find it easier with just 2 fingers and it does the job.

Power chords are usualy play with 3 fingers,if you prefer to play it with 2,it's your job,but i suggest you to play with 3 fingers,because barre chords are use the main shape of powerchords and plus one finger     like this:

 

http://oi67.tinypic.com/34grbe8.jpg

yes,i see you use your index for the 2 notes on the second fret, so it  would help me  play the 5 note chords, to use my pinky for the 3 notes power chords.

Blitzkreig Bop is a great song to use to get your fingers used to barre chords, too.  The trick about learning to do the A minor, E and E Minor chords using your pinky, ring and middle fingers is good too.  Eventually it'll be second nature and all you really need to do is lay your index finger across all the strings.  Gotta get strength in there, too.  So don't forget exercises.

Great,thanks very much for your help..

BTW,any exercises in mind ?

BTW,any exercises in mind ?

You mean to learn this shapes?  If you didn't tryd earlier, then barre chords 1 (chords 301) and barre chords 2 (chords 302), of if you mean by song,then i don't know :p     maybe, Holiday and Wake Me Up When September Ends by Green Day,they mostly use power chods,but they use barre chords too a lot  ;)

Notice that the powerchord is caracterized by it's note played by the index finger, and that the pinky is always the same note.

If it's an A5 the pinky plays an A and the index finger plays an A, which gives the chord more "body".

I tried with 3 fingers,but I always seem to comeback to 2, will try to continue with 3 fingers even if it's harder. 

Its harder with 3 fingers until you learn it.  Once you do it takes a lot less muscle power to fret those strings.

The rhythm path for Use Somebody by Kings of Leon has a lot of barre chords if you want practice. Mostly the same shape on frets 1, 5 and 8 so not too hard. Audioslave's Like a Stone has a section of barre chords using different frets and shapes. There are many others including the songs by Green Day suggestions above.

 

google youtube for videos of these options

Okay.