mangorockfish
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What does the little "degree" sign next to a chord name?
Natural Chords
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fernandogardinali
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Like C°?
It means it's a diminished chord;
It means it's a diminished chord;
Uncle Rod Higuchi
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Yeah, as far as I know there are at least 3 ways to designate a Diminished Chord:
D (with the degree sign),
D-
and Ddim
"Why? I don't know... 3rd base"
keep uke'in'
D (with the degree sign),
D-
and Ddim
"Why? I don't know... 3rd base"
keep uke'in'
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D aug would actually signify an Augmented D chord... sort of the opposite of a diminished chord. A diminished triad consists of two minor thirds. An augmented triad is two major thirds. You may also see it annotated using a plus sign - D+
Uncle Rod Higuchi
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Thanks for catching my mistake.
I totally meant to type Ddim (I've made the correction).
Sorry for any confusion I created for any reader!!
keep uke'in',
I totally meant to type Ddim (I've made the correction).
Sorry for any confusion I created for any reader!!
keep uke'in',
UncleMoon
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ain't that Celcius?
mangorockfish
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Thank you.
