4Pockets Progressions AUv3 Chord Generator Tutorial 4: Create your chords, see them as Music Sheet

[@dedfoc62]

Pure upright is perfect 🆒

[@soundformore]

It is nice…

[@admedimario9093]

Thanks for the tutorial made in series! Given in small portions the information is better absorbed! Already learnt several apps with your help!

[@soundformore]

Great

[@dcollett]

Thanks, Leo. Another very clear tutorial!

[@soundformore]

Great, thank you

[@dedfoc62]

Thank you so much for your tutorials, love them 👌🫶

[@soundformore]

Thank you

[@PoppaDocRocks]

Can’t wait to get this. Next on my list.

[@soundformore]

So many apps…

[@SighDown]

Well done, Leo!

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@howardanderson3061]

Thanks again Leo👍

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@alexfomin580]

Very helpful, looking forward to more useful tips!

[@soundformore]

Thank you

[@3stig]

Thanks Leo 👍🏼very useful 😎

[@soundformore]

Thank you, not sure on the views for this series… compared to others… we shall see

[@kabedford]

That was really interesting! Thank you! Particularly interesting to see the export to Dorico and the analysis of the chord movement. I think, too, I finally grokked something I had been puzzled about with this app-all the generated chords have these tiny numbers: 0, 1, or 2 next to them. I wondered and wondered about this. Now I'm thinking these numbers refer to inversions. C0 is root position, C1 is first inversion, and C2 is second inversion, yes? I haven't yet seen a 7th chord in an inversion, which could be like C7 3, I suppose? 🤷‍♂️ I can't do the subscript here but you understand. Anyway, thank you! :)

[@soundformore]

Yes the numbers like 0,1,2 are for inversion… be careful there is also a symbol for diminished… the document from David C. Explains it quite well…