Now apply the same steps to the G, D, A & E chords using the scales below.
G Major (Alternate Bass Strum)
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D Major (Alternate Bass Strum)
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A Major (Alternate Bass Strum)
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E Major (Alternate Bass Strum)
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Note: Minor, minor 7th, 7th's and major 7th chords will have the same alternate bass notes, just the chord shape will be the same.