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how do you Ab major 7?
Ab, C, Eb, G
What do you think is the best practice technique for developing hand independence.
Try Hanon exercises.
Practice hands independently and together.
tips for open chord voicings?
Whats your favorite anime?
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Hanon exercises are good for beginning hand/fingering independence but they don't teach you anything about rhythmic independence
How do I stop making generic chord progression in my tunes?
>G# minor
>F# Major
>B Major
>Eb Major
I can't break my shitty generic progressions. How can I make it so that it sounds more interesting?
Okie dude, I'll check it out. Cheers.
Root and 5th in LH
3rd and Root in RH
or
5th and 3rd in RH
Also depends on where you're going ---- sometimes an inverted chord makes more sense if you're traveling from one chord to another...
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which is exactly what asked for. hand independence.
you are correct though, rhythmic independence is another story.
IMHO rhythmic independence is part of the broader discipline of hand independence. but I suppose one could separate them
(1) You can always use inversions of chords which make for some spice.
(2) Use 7th, 9ths, 11ths, etc. instead of the generic chord.
(3) Check out hooktheory.com for some pop song chord progressions that you can rip off -- and just use the ssame harmonic progression but write differeint melodies over top
(4) take your fave songs and copy their chord progressions
Aug/dim and major seventh chords help
also you don't necessarily have to use cliche chord resolves. for example you could do G#m, F#, B to E7, A, Emaj7, E as opposed to doing a cliche Eb
Can you play the Lemonade beat?
That's beautiful, cupcake.
If that had Feldman's name attached to it they'd call it art.
why thank you senpai
r/ing an edit of that that changes the title to "Excerpts from 'The Street Vs. Radric Davis"