Chord Identification: Step 3
Today is part three in our series on identifying chords and we’re looking at the edge cases.
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Today is part three in our series on identifying chords and we’re looking at the edge cases.
Three steps to identifying a chord.
Chord ID part 2. With the chord in its root position, most chords are going to sit solidly within these two pillars of a perfect fifth. This is a …
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