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Circle of 5ths I get , maybe , Its chord families. but it gets pretty hairy on all the theory. What is being done sounds to my ear . Starting on a Bmior inversion , ending the progression on a Bflat suspended chord . I got about every chord in this 2 minute mood song . I think it works . Actually it ends on 3 chord walk down of inversions to a A inversion , not the one chord Bmior , Some guys( masters of it) make up their own rules , how things work really anyway. Dissonant to natural chord voicings , I'm big on open string voicings , fun stuff . Using chords not in key your in , Depends what's ringing on notes to work , base note inversions , all that .
Some of these famous guitar players made up new theory rules , somebody probably said you can't do that . Yes I can.
Well its a lot more interesting than politics , and name calling . Which I find boring and useless. Ego based computer jockeys.
Last edited by bennash; 08/09/24 06:35 AM.
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