QuickBites DevFound a site with 260k+ songs - free chord sheets, no paywall, no ads. Been using it to learn campfire songs.
chordroom.com if anyone's looking for chords. The browse by decade feature is surprisingly fun.
Found a site with 260k+ songs - free chord sheets, no paywall, no ads. Been using it to learn campfire songs.
chordroom.com if anyone's looking for chords. The browse by decade feature is surprisingly fun.
The 4-chord trick that powers 80% of pop music: I - V - vi - IV
In C major that's C - G - Am - F. Learn it once, play thousands of songs. Music theory doesn't have to be complicated.
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Joana de Castro ArnaudA #Microtonal #MusicTheory question: is there any research or experimentation about scales in 53-ET? For instance, here is a 13-note #scale in 53-ET (notes 0 to 52, 0 is tonic):
a=0 b=4 c=9 d=13 e=18 f=22 g=25 h=28 i=31 j=35 k=40 l=44 m=49 (a=53)
The differences, in steps, between notes, are 4 5 4 5 4 3 3 3 4 5 4 5 4, nicely symmetric.
How many nice-sounding #chords can be found in this scale? If one is allowed to bend some of the notes one or two steps (up or down), which other nice-sounding chords can be found?
Is there a site where I can assign arbitrary frequences to computer keyboard keys (53-ET if possible), and play some #tunes?
a=0 b=4 c=9 d=13 e=18 f=22 g=25 h=28 i=31 j=35 k=40 l=44 m=49 (a=53)
The differences, in steps, between notes, are 4 5 4 5 4 3 3 3 4 5 4 5 4, nicely symmetric.
How many nice-sounding #chords can be found in this scale? If one is allowed to bend some of the notes one or two steps (up or down), which other nice-sounding chords can be found?
Is there a site where I can assign arbitrary frequences to computer keyboard keys (53-ET if possible), and play some #tunes?
Found a site with 260k+ songs - free chord sheets, no paywall, no ads. Been using it to learn campfire songs.
chordroom.com if anyone's looking for chords. The browse by decade feature is surprisingly fun.
Found a site with 260k+ songs - free chord sheets, no paywall, no ads. Been using it to learn campfire songs.
chordroom.com if anyone's looking for chords. The browse by decade feature is surprisingly fun.
Had a fun evening going through different genres on chordroom.com/genres - jumped from blues to bossa nova to country in one sitting.
Really shows how different genres use totally different chord vocabularies. Blues is all dom7, bossa nova loves maj7#11, country is triads all day.
The 4-chord trick that powers 80% of pop music: I - V - vi - IV
In C major that's C - G - Am - F. Learn it once, play thousands of songs. Music theory doesn't have to be complicated.