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zbone:
Arhhh... drammy is back ooo

Yes ooo back to learn

Pr0ton:
How do I play then when the bass player is around? Would I start my left hand on middle C and never go below it?

Yeah don't go too low unless you're gonna create a muffling sound with the bass player and everything won't sound good at the end

Pr0ton:
Is this Cm or Am scale?

Nope

DeHero1:
We are patiently waiting.

Pls where's Dramadiddy?

here

DeHero1:
Welcome Bro.


Dramadiddy Karleb gameboi zbone Pianistsegz200

I guess u guys are busy with VAL. Pls drop something o... anything.

my phone has issues... Rectified it though

i saw them in hilux vans...about 50 vans..going thru port harcourt road,owerri last saturday...mehn...i havent seen military guys in that multitude before

root explorer should delete any file...download blackmart and search for the paid version of root explorer

I wanna buy infinix hot and I'm in owerri, how do I go about it

Pianistsegz200:
@Dramadiddy
It's a pity I saw d message quite late aving issues with my network and where I stay, I use the substitutions lot of times to but u Ave said a lot on it especially tritone sub e.g G7 - Db7 and lot of other nice variations.
U can probably check out d last video I posted for some variations also on 736...U are d best Bro...thumbs up

thanks

webmasterss:
wat of aba and makosa

same

webmasterss:
please which voice can I use to play reggae, makosa, and aba

suitcase ep

lalasticlala:
OP they are nice, lovely thread, but next time pls indicate your source(s). Thanks....

ah.. Lot of sources nw, some are from bbm friends, twitter, whatsapp, etc

Provie:
My phone is having the same installation error problem. Please how do I root my phone first of all? It's android (Techno M7)

download framaroot or iroot

webmasterss:
pls ooo is so re fa another kind of chord pls I think say na so ti re

sorry I meant re so ti

gameboi:
it depends on the Key tho'.
On Key C, it would be D G B//F B.
On Key F#, it would be Ab C F//F B.
I'll leave you to guess why the tritone(F B) works on Key C and F#.
I'll gladly accept corrections to the second use(i.e on F#). I just imagined it oh.

@Karleb
what was that Smallwood's book about?

the second one is still a G chord, doesn't have anything to do with F#

DeHero1:
Tnx... Got it. Is it the same as the substitution chord you talked about? Hope my questions are not getting too much.

yea it's the same thing

Funniez:
Chai! See as I dey roll 4 ground.

hehe

DeHero1:
@ Drammadiddy

Thanks so much for taking ur time to explain. I got d Tritone stuff now... I've practiced it. But d main issue is knowing d right time to apply it in a song.

instead of playing ur "soh" chord like this "so re fa//re so ti, you can play it like this : fa ti//so re ti

Dramadiddy:
Hello everyone, my court hearing is coming up February 15th, my aunt representing me in court says I need to write a personal statement. Pls someone help me on how to go about this

anyone?

phaara:
wish you all the best

thanks

Hello everyone, my court hearing is coming up February 15th, my aunt representing me in court says I need to write a personal statement. Pls someone help me on how to go about this

webmasterss:
pls u guys should use do re mi fa so LA ti do ..to describe chords and not letters pls I'm not understanding those letters

ok sir

Karleb:
@Drammadiddy and Zbone. You guys ehn?


But you should try naming your chords o because it's getting me confused.

Lol join us in the thinking game. Which part is not clear to you

zbone:
hmm... I get you noww. tanxs

would have told you more things u cn do but the way it is in my head eh, like code.. But I'm very sure it will play out to you, don't practice it yet.. Just keep thinking and thinking until you've found out things to do with it

zbone:
wait..slow down.. if I have a non diatonic chord lyk say
a G diminished or a ( A // F Bb B Eb ) in the key of Db, I can play any of the substitutions I create using your method in any open space and it will fit?

wait what I mean by open space is that there's a part in a song where you hear the "fa" sound for quite a long time, you can have one chord like F C E//A Db E A, an then substitute it.. Then it sounds like you're playing a lot of things..

Karleb:
To all of you using tritones, hope you know it was formerly known. as "The devils chord" ?

*singing in Beyoncé's voice "thiiiiiss is suuuuper storyyyyyy"

zbone:
yeah, I like this arrangement, where you can play a triad with the right hand. when you say a lot of musical things, can you give an example.

what I like about this is that, if a have a big and very non-diatonic chord, that is, where the notes are out of scale, I can play one chord and its substitutions in any open space in a song.. Lol just try this method, walai u ll love it

Hii

zbone:
so when you reposition notes in a chord, I'm guessing not all of them will fit in properly, so its kinda like a trial and error sort of thing?

yeah but you know there are voicings, there are a lot of power chords.. the main aim of this method is to play one chord in so many ways. For example, do you know you can play a Cmaj13 like this : C E A//D G B. It's a lot of work but there's a lot of musical things you can do with this

DeHero1:
Since I don't know Tritone, that means I don't understand d remaining explanation. I guess that's wat d video explained but I couldn't get it well due to d background noise. Thanks.

a tritone is simply a 1 and a flatted fifth e.g C Gb, D Ab. Now the fifth degree of your major scale is a dominant chord. So example on C, C D E F "G", a G dom chord is G B D F, this chord has a tritone in it which is B F. Hope you can join my first post and this one for clarity

So what voicing :

3 6//2 5 7

Used to pronounce melodies.