Wishing everyone the very best, to start with, le me say: Hi dear people!
I am back after a while and have been busy unlearning old things and figuring out new (to me) aspects of keyboard playing. In particular to chords. Some of the things I was told here before have really helped me on this.
I have this little question: From a basic Major chord of 1-3-5, when I change it to 1-2-5, the software I use calls it a C1+2+5 chord when 1 is the note C. But I can't find that name elsewhere. What is it more commonly called?
I figured it kind of replaces th V chord (check me on this), but would like to know some other advice on how it is used, briefly. Also, why use the C1 and not just C? What does the 1 in C1 mean? Thanks!
PS: If C is 1, then the C1+2+5 kind of sounds like an F7 (4 6 1 3b) ?
I am back after a while and have been busy unlearning old things and figuring out new (to me) aspects of keyboard playing. In particular to chords. Some of the things I was told here before have really helped me on this.
I have this little question: From a basic Major chord of 1-3-5, when I change it to 1-2-5, the software I use calls it a C1+2+5 chord when 1 is the note C. But I can't find that name elsewhere. What is it more commonly called?
I figured it kind of replaces th V chord (check me on this), but would like to know some other advice on how it is used, briefly. Also, why use the C1 and not just C? What does the 1 in C1 mean? Thanks!
PS: If C is 1, then the C1+2+5 kind of sounds like an F7 (4 6 1 3b) ?
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