Shouldn't three of these be inversions? |
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tinyskateboard |
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Joined: 28 Apr 2010 United States Karma: 11
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I not very literate in these things but I thought if the low note was not the root it would be called an inversion. ??? |
JustJeff |
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Joined: way back United States Lessons: 2 Karma: 21
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Yes. But they still are all the same chord. |
GuitarJoe |
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Joined: 19 Jun 2008 United States Karma: 4
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Fully diminished 7th chords are completely composed of minor thirds so any note in the chord could be the root |
Mici |
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Joined: way back Kosovo Karma: 9
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Wow. So Cdim7, D#dim7, F#dim7 and Adim7 are all the same chord?
Is it the same with E, A#, C# and G and all other variations of the kind? |
tinyskateboard |
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Joined: 28 Apr 2010 United States Karma: 11
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I downloaded a chord chart for Baritone Ukulele and found that and these other paralells. BTW the strings are the same as the four high strings on a guitar: DGBE. These are also Dim 7th.
I have a junky classical at work and really don't like how wide the neck is. So I use four strings on it. I tend to work on Tenor Guitar sounds or in this case Ukulele tunes.
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MoshZilla1016 |
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Joined: 10 Jul 2010 United States Lessons: 4 Licks: 19 Karma: 16
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Try this. Go to the arpeggio page on this site. Choose Cdim7. Don't choose a fret, this will give you the entire fret board. Change the root to Adim7, D#dim7, F#dim7. Notice ALL OF THE NOTES on the ENTIRE fretboard stay the same. |
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