And this is a C major 9 chord. You can hear already that's got this more flair to it right. With this major chord alone we can start to come up with some ideas. For example if I play this upon the 8th fret here on the A string, an F major 9. And then you can add more chords. So what I'm going to show you now is a bunch of chords that I consider are very useful for writing, you know, like an emo and mafroc stars of music from. Now you'll find all of these chords in a concise package over on my website and you can find that link down below in the description. So I'm going to show you two voicings for each pretty much every chord and they're going to either start from the low E string or the A string. And I'm going to be on the fifth fret for both of them with the root notes. Let's start with the major 9 chords because they're my favourite. This is a D major 9. But it's worth pointing out that you can move that around obviously. And then here is from the E string, A major 9. Technically speaking it's not fully a major chord because this one doesn't have the third in there but don't worry about it, it sounds great right. And then we'll do the major 7 variations. You sound a bit more jazzy to me but I'll leave that up to you to see what you think. So from the A string on the fifth fret. And then from the fifth fret on the E string. So to me it sounds a bit more jazzy right. And then let's do the minor variations. So we'll start with minor 9 from the A, from the fifth fret, sorry. And then from the low E on the fifth fret. That one sounds quite jazzy right. It's a good practice to get your thumb over the top. And then the minor 7 variations. So from the A string, fifth fret. And then this one will be on the low E there. And then I've got one more chord for you I do believe. And this is going to be a minor 11 chord. And I'm just going to show you one variation of this because I like using this one. From the fifth fret on the E string. I love that chord. So what I'm going to show you now is just a bunch of examples using these chords. Just hopefully give you some inspiration and to show you how you can actually go about starting to use these chords to write sound.