freedive135
Well-known member
Thanks for doing this...
I guess I'll have the first question during the lessons.
"now what is a chord? in layman's terms? its a group of notes that, when played togeter, sound nice. we figure this out by looking at the sequence of notes that you have memorized by now... right? so lets take a A Major chord... or just A. the A note is going to be your "root note". your origin of your chord, if you will. now starting from A, go up the sequence 4 "half tones" (ha, if you you forgot what that is, go back a lesson). now you are at the C# note. now from there, at 3 more half tones, and you will have an E."
Why/how do I know to go "4 half tones" then "3 half tones"?
I guess I'll have the first question during the lessons.
"now what is a chord? in layman's terms? its a group of notes that, when played togeter, sound nice. we figure this out by looking at the sequence of notes that you have memorized by now... right? so lets take a A Major chord... or just A. the A note is going to be your "root note". your origin of your chord, if you will. now starting from A, go up the sequence 4 "half tones" (ha, if you you forgot what that is, go back a lesson). now you are at the C# note. now from there, at 3 more half tones, and you will have an E."
Why/how do I know to go "4 half tones" then "3 half tones"?