Music Theory 101 - What is Chromatic?

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What is Pentatonic vs. Diatonic?
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[@Gnarly_Survivor]

I was SHOOK when that giant ass hand reached in before realizing it was just a lil tiny keyboard. Gr8 vid

[@KalaniMusic]

@@Gnarly_Survivor Haha - Good point.

[@Victor-n1c3y]

Thank you, was watching a lot of music theory videos and had trouble understanding what chromatic meant

[@LikeItDeep]

Useful advice. Thanks.

[@sugarmamasota_]

This was the best explanation I found and thank you for the advice on intervals. I’m feeling a lot more confident in my playing after this video 😊

[@KalaniMusic]

My pleasure

[@scootscoot239]

Best explanation out there

[@directcurrent5751]

Excellent explanation.

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

This is about the chromatic scale. Chromaticism is using out of key notes in a piece, not all necessarily "all" 12 notes. Even using microtonal notes is chromaticism, despite not being in the chromatic scale. Insomnia by Faithless uses chromaticism when the first string note starts out of key to sound more haunting.