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xD nice computer voice
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Great little lesson more like this please.
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Really nice!
I have a question.. What note should be the V° for Bb7alt? This chord is Bb, D, F#, Ab?
And what scale it's using on this chord?
Thanks a lot!
Cabexudo51 7 months ago 2
@Cabexudo51 Normally you would play the altered scale, which is the 7th mode of the jazz melodic minor. In this example an E major arpeggio is played, suggesting E lydian. If you're playing the alt chord on the piano you could add all alterations - b5 #5 b9 #9. But on guitar, yes, it's Bb Ab D F#
dantelae 7 months ago
@dantelae Thanks! I just didn't know what alteration use, if # or b.
So.. in piano can I ADD all alterations or should I REPLACE them for the fifth?
Cabexudo51 7 months ago
@Cabexudo51 You can add all of them. The full chord is - root 3 b5 #5 b7 b9 #9
dantelae 7 months ago
What does that H P mean?
rogreening 1 year ago
@rogreening H hammer on P pull off
dantelae 1 year ago 3