CHORD VOICING
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emotionz22
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CHORD VOICING
THIS IS MORE ON THE MUSICIANSIP AND THEORY SIDE OF MUSIC ...I WAS JUST WONDERING IF YALL CAN HELP ME OUT IN UNDERSTANDING CHORD VOICING BETTER ...AND IS IT THE SAME THING AS CHORD INVERSIONS...I PLAY PIANO AND I WANT TO PROGRESS MORE ...AND IVE BEEN TOLD THAT I SHOULD LEARN CHORD VOICING OR VOICE CHORDS.
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i was gonna help you but cos u typed the word "yall" u can get to fuck mong!
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Very very briefly, chord voicing is both the choice of inversion (which note of the chord is the bass) and the distribution of the inner voices. Usually the top note of each chord defines a melody, whether or not that's what the composer intended
However, there are a lot of possibilities for what the inner voices are doing, and you can use those possibilities to create musical interest.
One important part of chord voicing is how the inner voices move from one chord to the next. Do they move in the same or opposite directions? Are they bunched together or spread apart? Do they repeat notes or jump around? These decisions can have a profound effect on the overall sound of a piece of music.
One important part of chord voicing is how the inner voices move from one chord to the next. Do they move in the same or opposite directions? Are they bunched together or spread apart? Do they repeat notes or jump around? These decisions can have a profound effect on the overall sound of a piece of music.
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emotionz22
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jtdj wrote:i was gonna help you but cos u typed the word "yall" u can get to fuck mong!
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR BULLSHIT AT THE DOOR ...IF YOUR NOT GONNA HELP DON'T COMMENT DUMB FUCK ...IM NOT LOOKING FOR NEGATIVITY
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Rinsemeister
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+1emotionz22 wrote:jtdj wrote:i was gonna help you but cos u typed the word "yall" u can get to fuck mong!
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR BULLSHIT AT THE DOOR ...IF YOUR NOT GONNA HELP DON'T COMMENT DUMB FUCK ...IM NOT LOOKING FOR NEGATIVITY
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From what I can remember from my Music Theory classes, they're related, but not the same.
Typically, a triad is the 1st, 3rd, and 5th notes in a scale. Sometimes it's hard to jump around from triad to triad. The solution is to raise or lower certain note's octaves. This minimizes the range of motion for the player (making it easier). This is essentially Chord inversion.
Inverting the chord affects the Voicing, which is basically how a chord can have the same notes, but sound different from the octaves of it's notes.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Also, check out http://www.musictheory.net/
Typically, a triad is the 1st, 3rd, and 5th notes in a scale. Sometimes it's hard to jump around from triad to triad. The solution is to raise or lower certain note's octaves. This minimizes the range of motion for the player (making it easier). This is essentially Chord inversion.
Inverting the chord affects the Voicing, which is basically how a chord can have the same notes, but sound different from the octaves of it's notes.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Also, check out http://www.musictheory.net/
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emotionz22
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NO IT MAKES SENSE THANK YOU ...I JUST WISH THERE WAS A VIDEO TUTORIAL OR DEMONSTRATION ON YOUTUBE OR SOMETHING TO GIVE ME MORE OF A VISUAL PERCEPTION OF IT BECAUSE IM A VISUAL LEARNER RATHER THAN INFORMATIVE ...BUT THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP ITS APPRECIATED ...GLAD YOUR NOT ONE OF THOSE IGNORANT DUMB FUCKS LOLYoseph wrote:From what I can remember from my Music Theory classes, they're related, but not the same.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Also, check out http://www.musictheory.net/
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All caps is considered yelling....
Chord voicing simply refers to three or more tones you choose to build a chord with. The distance between those tones would determine the type of voicing you have chosen: Major, Minor, Diminished, Augmented, Etc...
Chord voicing simply refers to three or more tones you choose to build a chord with. The distance between those tones would determine the type of voicing you have chosen: Major, Minor, Diminished, Augmented, Etc...
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timothyallan
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In the spirit of helping: you might not know that in 'Internet speak', typing in all caps in the equivalent of screaming in real life. Adding bold to your all caps just makes things even 'louder' if you can visualize that?

lol post above and I were in perfect sync!

lol post above and I were in perfect sync!
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Maybe you should be looking for the CAPS LOCK KEY instead.emotionz22 wrote:jtdj wrote:i was gonna help you but cos u typed the word "yall" u can get to fuck mong!
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR BULLSHIT AT THE DOOR ...IF YOUR NOT GONNA HELP DON'T COMMENT DUMB FUCK ...IM NOT LOOKING FOR NEGATIVITY
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emotionz22
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hahahah i see we are a comediandistaudio wrote:Maybe you should be looking for the CAPS LOCK KEY instead.emotionz22 wrote:jtdj wrote:i was gonna help you but cos u typed the word "yall" u can get to fuck mong!
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR BULLSHIT AT THE DOOR ...IF YOUR NOT GONNA HELP DON'T COMMENT DUMB FUCK ...IM NOT LOOKING FOR NEGATIVITY
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emotionz22
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lmao my fault i used caps just so it could be seen ...not to yell but thanks for the "internet tip"timothyallan wrote:In the spirit of helping: you might not know that in 'Internet speak', typing in all caps in the equivalent of screaming in real life. Adding bold to your all caps just makes things even 'louder' if you can visualize that?
lol post above and I were in perfect sync!
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emotionz22
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Thanks Moody appreciate the helpMoody wrote:All caps is considered yelling....
Chord voicing simply refers to three or more tones you choose to build a chord with. The distance between those tones would determine the type of voicing you have chosen: Major, Minor, Diminished, Augmented, Etc...
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stringtapper
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Did you just write something? I can't see it…emotionz22 wrote:lmao my fault i used caps just so it could be seen ...not to yell but thanks for the "internet tip"timothyallan wrote:In the spirit of helping: you might not know that in 'Internet speak', typing in all caps in the equivalent of screaming in real life. Adding bold to your all caps just makes things even 'louder' if you can visualize that?
lol post above and I were in perfect sync!
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emotionz22
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stringtapper wrote:Did you just write something? I can't see it…emotionz22 wrote:lmao my fault i used caps just so it could be seen ...not to yell but thanks for the "internet tip"timothyallan wrote:In the spirit of helping: you might not know that in 'Internet speak', typing in all caps in the equivalent of screaming in real life. Adding bold to your all caps just makes things even 'louder' if you can visualize that?
lol post above and I were in perfect sync!
do i need to write in all caps lol
