You refer to a Bminor 7th sharp five and sharp nine (at 1:02) on the video, but the chord that comes up on your graphic chords, is a B7 sharp 5 and 9, not a B minor seventh with 5/7 sharps. Are you playing the major or minor on that chord brother? Also you refer to a B minor seventh with a flat ninth (at 1:06 on the video) but again, the B 7 with sharps 5 and 9 show up on the graphics. So which chords are you playing the major of each or the minor of each? Thanks. Love the lesson.
Thanks for the material. It's really helpful. The chord inserts are wonderful.
One note though (oh! the zinger!) the audio levels are really low and distant. A another run-through on the video processer and a more direct mike placement would be very cool.
Erik,
You refer to a Bminor 7th sharp five and sharp nine (at 1:02) on the video, but the chord that comes up on your graphic chords, is a B7 sharp 5 and 9, not a B minor seventh with 5/7 sharps. Are you playing the major or minor on that chord brother? Also you refer to a B minor seventh with a flat ninth (at 1:06 on the video) but again, the B 7 with sharps 5 and 9 show up on the graphics. So which chords are you playing the major of each or the minor of each? Thanks. Love the lesson.
dmemswiler 6 months ago
Thanks for the material. It's really helpful. The chord inserts are wonderful.
One note though (oh! the zinger!) the audio levels are really low and distant. A another run-through on the video processer and a more direct mike placement would be very cool.
erod1944 1 year ago
Nice lesson... and that Eastman is F-ing gorgeous.
Hoopermazing 1 year ago