Stuff concerning music i find interesting and new stuff i’ve learned. I also post stuff on my facebook page.
I created a Tools page along with an online tool for generating a sox command to trim an audio recording and convert it into a loop.
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chord leading
key: C major
notes: C D E F G A B
| chord | notes | number | leads to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cmaj | C E G | I | any chord |
| Dm | D F A | ii | IV, V, vii° |
| Em | E G B | iii | ii, IV, vi |
| Fmaj | F A C | IV | I, iii, V, vii° |
| Gmaj | G B D | V | I |
| Am | A C E | vi | I, ii, IV, V |
| Bdim | B D F | vii° | I, iii |
i just made a java program that generates random chord progressions that follow the “rules” of this table above and outputs the whole thing to a midi file =) it can be used for inspiration when trying to find a new chord progression. i could probably also modify it to be given a specific number of chords for a progression (with an obvious not-too-high maximum number), then output all the possible combinations. i think i’ll do that next.
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