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If we're playing with a band, we would need a general consensus and values firmly stated down, as we can't have everyone changing chords on different values.
To find out which value and which stroke will the change of chords land on, we would have to look back into our strumming rhythm to match. In a situation whereby we want to change a chord earlier or later by eg half a count we would use a comma to split the chords up as show, and use a tie to link them up. Chord changes that are not "on bar" off beats and syncopations (2:5)
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