Don’t know if this would be possible or even of any interest to anyone but me, but would it be possible to select the root and chord type, and then see the corresponding specific 5 CAGED shapes on the Chord Dictionary tool?
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liked this1 CommentUpdated the “Parallel Keys” PDF of the Expanded Key lesson from the Harmonic Fluency Pathway. It contains a nugget of wisdom from Tim at the bottom.
Has anyone tried the Chord Dictionary tool yet? Please share your thoughts!
If you missed this weekend’s livestream (the replay will be up a little later today), there’s a pleasant surprise waiting for you on the main page that we talked about during the stream. You’ll find it near the top of the Dashboard page, just below the individual page links.
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liked thisHere is Joey Landreth doing his very cool thing. Remember he tunes to low tune open tuning. It’s like open E only down a few steps. Enjoy
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Can’t find the original chord chart pdf for this, any idea?
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Adding it to the 5/16 Livestream page now! Knew I forgot something.
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Thanks Jeff
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Great singer!
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Hey Jeff – At the risk of coming off as ‘that guy’, it looks to me like there is a typo in the Parallel Keys reference sheet. The sheet shows the b6 of C Natural Minor as Ab7 but, if I’m not mistaken, that should be an Abmaj7.
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Hey Josh, no such thing as that guy when it comes to proper corrections! Thanks for that catch! I’ll tweak it and update the link ASAP.
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Hi John, good catch. It’s been fixed, but I might also suggest that Ab7 is a very good viable sound for a substitute chord in the key of C major particularly on its way to G7. The long story is that Ab7 acts as V of G7 and Abmaj7 can act as iv minor. Lots of cool sounds for sure, thank for the good spot.
Tim
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Spoke to the man who built it and that is in the works.