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| + | == Notes on Chord Notation == | ||
| + | *I use capital letters for Major chords and Augmented chords. | ||
| + | *I use lower case letters for minor and diminished chords. | ||
| + | *I use 0 for diminished and % for half-diminished chords. | ||
| + | *I use + for augmented chords. | ||
| + | *I use a slash when a note other than the root of the chord is at the bottom, so C/G is C major with a G in the bass. | ||
| + | *I use simply 7 for minor sevenths and M7 for major sevenths. | ||
| + | *Where there's a note in the chord that I don't know how to explain in the name, I'll often put in an "add". For an F major triad with a G in it, I might write "Fadd9". I don't want to write F9 because I think a ninth chord has a minor seventh in it by default. | ||
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[[Category:Members]] | [[Category:Members]] | ||
Revision as of 09:29, 9 January 2007
Gabe likes Superman and Legos.
Songs
- sea turtle
- the march of the heavy pets
- have mercy
- california
- you're the one for you
- Sigh & Goodbye (Gabe)
- Do you have girl somewhere?
- Honey I'm Home
- The Heartbreak Blinders' Greatest Hits
- The Battle of Sunday Island
- Let's Have A Snuggle
Notes on Chord Notation
- I use capital letters for Major chords and Augmented chords.
- I use lower case letters for minor and diminished chords.
- I use 0 for diminished and % for half-diminished chords.
- I use + for augmented chords.
- I use a slash when a note other than the root of the chord is at the bottom, so C/G is C major with a G in the bass.
- I use simply 7 for minor sevenths and M7 for major sevenths.
- Where there's a note in the chord that I don't know how to explain in the name, I'll often put in an "add". For an F major triad with a G in it, I might write "Fadd9". I don't want to write F9 because I think a ninth chord has a minor seventh in it by default.
