The Most Important Chord?

[@percyvolnar8010]

Love hearing you guys bicker over the intro music.... its very human and I like it!

[@joelgevirtz6181]

Outstanding! I actually found most of this on guitar as you were discussing and played along. I will be working on this for quite a while. Great stuff!

[@birdlives829]

Appreciated this exercise. Helpful for ear training... will listen for those diminished chords and how they are used to build the vocabulary.

[@henrycadman5564]

Please do a video on Brian WIlson! I would love to hear an analysis on Our Prayer, for example

[@dleov4645]

Amazing video! Always known some of these diminished ideas but never took them this far. Inspired to put them to use at the keyboard and see what I like.

[@CrossBonesAlex]

Great concept to experiment with - in one of his videos on You Tube Pat Martino explained the links between the different chord qualities and chord shapes by means of the o7-chord shape in a similar way - thank you Peter and Adam - this is interesting stuff👍

[@bassofspades500]

So good! I'd love to hear these resolve to minor. Is it all just as usable in a minor setting ? 🤔

[@pianoman_JP]

Another interesting video guys! I've also noticed that every diminished chord could be the top 4 notes of a dominant 7th b9 chord. Just make the root a major 3rd from the bottom note of the diminished chord & there it is! So for every full diminished chord there could be 4 possible roots. When I first learned Wave I thought the 2nd chord was a dim 7, but it could really be an A7b9 - or even an eb7b9 (tritone sub). Anyway - cool stuff, keep it up!

[@brankokoprivica8465]

If I can add, for all the options it can be used a diminished scale on every chord as a melodic component.

[@alphaomega6062]

Cool. Thank you.

[@ulob]

Final cat 😂😂😂

[@paulward1586]

Is Aaron’s interview on the OS platform for members?

[@adammaness]

It will be a course. Coming soon…

[@GameNationRDF]

Can we ban C major

[@judah142]

Fr Db sounds 100000000x better

[@BobMazzo]

🤟

[@MarkEisenman]

It's not a "vocabulary" it's a process.

[@MarkEisenman]

The Bmin6 over G doesn't sound rational to me. I guess because there are 3 consecutive semitones in the IMPLIED scale. F#, G, G#... Anyway an interesting sound, but the F# is weird agains the G, and visa/Versa Peter seems to agree. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmaymainacd6g8k

[@zendobrendo0001]

Great stuff, but be forewarned, whenever Adam says "one chord" you know he really means like 8,000 chords. See How to Vibe with Only One Chord kzbin.info/www/bejne/jquyZ5mGodSYqac

[@bestaff]

Peter....Adam is laughing because yes "serving" generally has legal connotations.. whereas servicing ... generally has let's say other potentially not legal connotations lol

[@pabloanonlijo]

Gsus

[@javier123454321]

Mary and Peter

[@rdpatterson2682]

most important chord? the one that plugs the electric piano in.

[@GizzyDillespee]

Minor 7 flat 5

[@GizzyDillespee]

WHAT?! Need not... APPLY?!!! Well, it's about to tuck its hair all under its hat, and go in to ask you why!

[@GizzyDillespee]

Disclaimer for the internet: no I'm not actually offended, jeez...

[@GizzyDillespee]

And they cover, like, every variation here, at some point, so nobody could feel left out... orange slices for everyone!

[@pabloanonlijo]

The most important chord is the "Mother-in-law chord": The dominant of the dominant!