Accidentals and Push

[Buleriachk]

I wonder how Push will handle accidentals (other than the diatonic pattern); for example, Flamneco uses the relative major (C) and the harmonic minor (Am), in the same context as the E Phryian (in this case, the "tonic/final" is an E major chord (requiring a G#), whereas G natural is used in the standard "Andalusian Cadence"" Am -> G -> F -> E(7) (i.e., the E7 is the dominant chord for A harmonic minor).

From what I see, Push's "chord shapes" are all G7 or Am7, which might be ok for jazz, but not for real musicans, who want to know.....

[reeloy]

....you'll be able to define your own scales...

[Buleriachk]

The problem with this is that in C Major I can play G7 -> C with no accidentals.
In the relative Minor, I need to play E7 -> Am

(Flamenco uses G when playing the G chord, and G# when playing the E chord, all referenced to E Phrygian mode as the base key. I don't see any way of instantaneously changing to E7 when that chord is necessary in performance.)

[ChiefNugget]

although it would take more practice to play well, there's always chromatic mode rather than in-key mode

[sowhoso]

a video link was posted in push forum of guy chging keys fairly quickly

[Buleriachk]

where?
link?

a video link was posted in push forum of guy chging keys fairly quickly

[sowhoso]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqbwZ4Z48Ig

[Buleriachk]

Ok. Thanks. Great video...

I can't wait for mine. It gets here Monday.....