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William Butler
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Evan Cox
improvisational
Brandon Brooks
I wish i knew how to play the saxophone
Charles Gonzalez
i struck some chords, wrote some hymns
Oliver Jones
you can learn! just practiiiice
also nice bubs
Jeremiah Nelson
curious about the inclusion of billy eyelash
Lincoln Allen
i just see her sometimes, outside my window, waving
i decided i'd say hi back
Blake Allen
i don't get the hype over her music tbh but if she's just bein friendly that's nice
Eli White
there's no hype she just has big boobbeis
James Martinez
i haven't heard a single song by her but i know she cares, that's all.
Your fortune: Outlook good
Andrew Price
boobs are nice too
Jayden Long
she sounds like a lovely person
Adrian Allen
i think she's pretty cool, she's always been there for me.
sometimes just seeing a friendly face is enough
Chase Morgan
can you give me some links that can help me to learn music theory
i wanna learn how music works. i dont rly care to play an instrument, i just wanna know about the concept and how everything works so i can make my own stuff with synths
Alexander Martin
Landon King
read these
Christian Brown
Adrian Cruz
specifically what makes a note sound "happy" or "sad" or have it's own emotional character can partly be defined by what "interval" it is. eg how far away it is from the root note. With white notes and black notes included, every note up is a semitone, every twho notes up is a tone.
Play a note and then the note four semitones to the right. The note to the right will then be a "major third" and sound kinda happy yknow. If you played the note 3 semitones to the right it would be a minor third and sound kind edgy but cool. If you played the note six semitones to the right it would sound REALLY edgy (and be called a flat 5th).
Basic triad chords are made stacking a third on a third.
Minor third plus major third is a C minor triad chord, with the notes C, D# and G. Relative to the root, the intervals would be root, minor third and perfect 5th
Major chord is a major third + another minor third, so C (root) E(M3rd) and G(5th).
Minor plus minor is a diminished triad (C, D#, F#)
Owen Morgan
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Joseph Davis
i was gonna do a few cont.s and eventually get up to jazz harmony but im lazy and bad at explaining things, Im sure the videos other anons posted will help more than me
Xavier Peterson
6/9 chords haha like 69 you know haha. 69 is the sex act where to people put each others genetalia in each others mouths at the same time and it's called 69 haha just like the chord that's called the 6/9 chord is like 69 you know haha