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Castroii:
I think I learnt the keyboard the very wrong way, the truth is that I play some of this chords like dorminant chords, minor chords, sus chords, bt I neva knew dia name, bt am gradually learning some stuffz here.
Pls one question: is the TAW chord the same as the major 7th chords?

Mimo1:
Seriously dis thread z really helpin, in my discovery we all cant hav a same partten of playin, some ar good in chord while some can solo, etc all d same the joy of every keyboardist is to play see pple dancing, claping nd rejocing to his/her beat.


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Hw much can i get a keyboard sustain pedal?

codedmax:
i really want to learn how to play the keyboard

I gut a keyboard at home, tho not a super fly one put its way good enough to start up learning


pls where do i start from??

Karleb:
Dramadiddy!!

I like your sister, let's talk!

Dramadiddy:
lol shes nt my sis but d grl is nt straight

Karleb:
You mean she's les? Don't worry, I'll straight her up!


BTW, did you take that picture on a Sunday?

Karleb:
You mean she's les? Don't worry, I'll straight her up!


BTW, did you take that picture on a Sunday?

Dramadiddy:
lool not les she can play guys eeeehn.. The pic was taken on a Friday night

Karleb:
Mttsheew!

Just when I was thinking of bribing you wiith Yamaha PSR-1000 to carry out the package.


See how you tuck-in on Friday night.

gameboi:
@dramiddy and zbone
In other words, they both differ by an Octave. Well, that's what I was telling him.

@karleb
which Passing chords again ?
Anyway, there's a particular way of forming passing chords. I'll post it here tomorrow.

zbone:
@dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. @dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. I still have questions for you tho

zbone:
@dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. @dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. I still have questions for you tho

Karleb:
@Dramadiddy

See voice!


I garrit, but you were too la, Fah, mi, mo.

BTW, what app do you use to convert your audio to mp3!

gameboi:
Passing chords are illegally legitimate chords.
The rules involving the creation of passing chords are based on:
1. Moving in half-steps.
2. Moving to the fourth
3. Moving to the fifth
4. Other Movements

what I posted above might not always work. But they always work
Sorry for the late reply.
You guys are not trying oh, a simple mention might just be enough to remind me. Won't it ?

gameboi:
Passing chords are illegally legitimate chords.
The rules involving the creation of passing chords are based on:
1. Moving in half-steps.
2. Moving to the fourth
3. Moving to the fifth
4. Other Movements

what I posted above might not always work. But they always work
Sorry for the late reply.
You guys are not trying oh, a simple mention might just be enough to remind me. Won't it ?

zbone:
moving to the fourth, fifth? explain

gameboi:
when using a passing chord to move to the fourth note of any scale, you'll need to play around a circle of fourths.
In the Key of C#, the notes in the scale are: C# Eb F F# G# Bb C . C#. The fourth note in the scale is F#. Hence, the passing chord when moving to the F# would be the fourth note of the scale of F#(F# G# Bb B C# Eb F F#) which is B. Please note that the fourth of any key is always a Major. Therefore, Bmajor would be played.
The easiest way to remember this method is just to use the 7b of the present key you're playing. (The 7b of C# is B).

I'll explain The other method of moving to the fourth And how to move to a fifth tomorrow.

Karleb:
Is this by accident or what? Because the 7b is also the dominant seven, it all seem connected to me.

gameboi:
The second way of moving to the fourth with a passing chord is to play the fifth note of the scale in a Minor.
In the key of B(B C# Eb E F# G# G# Bb B'). The fifth note is the F#. Therefore to move to E(which is the fourth note), F#minor( F# A C#) would be played.

The other method of moving to the fourth of a scale is beyond the scope of this post. It is a bit difficult to explain because it involves ear and brain work .