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๐ Harmony | Intro Chords of "Secret Lab"
Check out the harmony in this track, especially the intro two chords. Anyone wanna transcribe that? @Chris P @Christophe Savage Legault @Chrystian Szankowski
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17d โขย
๐ Weekly Ear Training - #5
Ill be streaming tomorrow morning at 10:30am on Youtube! Will be listening to the entire Stadium Arcadium album from the Chili Peppers and will be figuring out the music live on guitar and piano!
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@Rylan Lacroix Just put up a poll in Questions. What band should I do next?
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๐ Pitch Matching | Don't Start Ear Training Until You Can Do This!
The ability to hear a pitch and to find it on your instrument is extremely useful for many reasons: - Transcribing melodies - Identifying chord qualities (major, minor, etc.) - Finding key centers - Confidence in a jamming setting and more... Here I go through my process to be able to do this in multiple octaves over a randomized drone. Sonofield | App Free ๐ https://sonofield.com/CONNOR20
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โ Live Stream | What Band Should I Do Next?
Each week on Saturday, I pick a band and transcribe the chords live! Last weekend, I live streamed myself transcribing the Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium. I'm thinking of which band to do next... Any suggestions? Any bands/ artists that you think would be cool that aren't listed here?
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17d โขย
โWhat's your #1 ear training challenge right now?
For me, it comes down to quickly identifying the quality of chords without deconstructing them one note a time. Especially with complex jazz chords such as altered dominants, it takes me some time to know right away what the extensions are.
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@Rylan Lacroix These are all great points and questions! Hearing chords, especially in context with real music is about as difficult as it gets in my opinion. The whole thing with chord progressions is being able to identify the "tonic" chord, or "key centre". Its extremely common for chord progression to be diatonic in nature (meaning that all of the chords come from the same scale in a progression). So if you can identify the tonic, then we are oriented to the feeling of "home". I actually put together a chart on diatonic harmony which you can find here called the Chord Map. Ill also be streaming tomorrow on Youtube doing some live transcriptions. Ill post this in the Challenges! Also, feel free to ask questions any time in the Questions section. Happy to help anytime man โ๏ธ
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