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- Comment on It is very therapeutic to garden, though. 5 days ago:
I think the imperative phrase here is backyard garden. They aren’t referring to a 40 acre field of wheat and potatoes, they probably are thinking a 10’x10’ raised bed.
- Comment on Parrot and the word "No" 1 week ago:
This reminds me of when I was in college and was undiagnosed Bipolar disorder, and my roommate was undiagnosed OCD. I was up an bopping at 3 am and decided to help my OCD roommate with the dishes since he was up and bopping but for very different reasons. I was drying a dish when our third, neurotypical, roommate came out to ask us to stop since we were being loud.
I looked at the dish I was washing and shushed it and told it to be nicer to my roommate.
- Comment on Screw Uber! 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on The Eurobean Mind Cannot Comprehend 4 weeks ago:
!cartographyanarchy@lemm.ee
- Comment on Chad Diogenes 5 weeks ago:
He also would masturbate in the middle of the market, and when confronted said “if only hunger could be satisfied by rubbing your belly”
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- Comment on Time to become a hobo. 1 month ago:
The street cat scene in Seattle is 💯
- Comment on Time to become a hobo. 1 month ago:
Archers rent bows?
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- Comment on You deserve it. 1 month ago:
I mean yea, we can’t all be Jacob Collier, but you gotta admit this would sound weird in Pythagorean temperament. Just because you can make it more complex doesn’t mean you should.
- Comment on You deserve it. 1 month ago:
Yea I just looked up C6/9 on images and pulled these up. Not the same voicing at all, but they’d still sound nice together.
- Comment on You deserve it. 1 month ago:
Fair! C9 does imply the 7th, but I always thought the 6 in C6/9 was over ruling the 7th.
I actually never thought about the difference between 9 and (add 9)- thank you for that!
- Comment on You deserve it. 1 month ago:
If anyone is wondering, this is the C6/9 chord shown on sheet music, a keyboard, and guitar tablature. I have started using the 6/9 chords a lot since they are just so warm and cozy.
A “6/9” chord means that when playing a triad (a chord with 3 notes), you would add the 6th and the 9th note in the scale that the chord is in. So for instance, the key of C has neither sharps nor flats, so C major is [C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C]. To make a C major triad, we take the 1st, 3rd, and 5th note of the series and play them together [C, E, G]. To make this a 6/9 chords, we add the 6th and 9th, so [C, E, G, A, and D].
The sequence in the major scale I provided has only 8 notes in it, so to make a note the 9th, you are just taking the 2nd and popping it up an octave. In this case, D is both the 2nd and 9th, but we say the 9th because we want to have that D on the high end of the note and really sing out!
- Submitted 1 month ago to [deleted] | 17 comments