+1 to on Bob Calver's rec to learn Nashville notation.

Its not just for country music.
Even the jazz guys use it.
All the time

Another thing you might be interested is the CAGED system. Google it for all the meaning.

Its really helpful for varying your arrangements

With your example of Bb
Capo 1 and play it like open A major.
Capo 6 and play it in "E"
Capo 10 and play it in "C" (admittedly a bit high up the neck)
Capo 8 and play it in "D"

Don't have a guitar handy, think the frets are correct.

Its a really good way to move around 2 guitar players strumming.


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