Do we just use the 5th and 6th strings when we build a triad? Said another way, how do we know which strings to choose when applying the formula to building triads?
As a relative beginner, this raises a question that I’m unable to fully grasp. I understand that a B flat and an A sharp are the same note musically. What I don’t get is why & when they’re referred to as such. Why wouldn’t Jen call it an A sharp? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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I was waiting for you to start posting your beginner theory lessons again and you did😍 ❤️thank you🙏
You're welcome 😊
Dangit, Dude!!! It's TOO EARLY in my day for you to make me think!!! (But thanks... I needed it :-) )
come on! Get it together, Carlos! ; )
u are courageous, stay healthy
ITS NEVER TOO EARLY FOR SOME SWEET THEORY
hahahaha!!
Do we just use the 5th and 6th strings when we build a triad? Said another way, how do we know which strings to choose when applying the formula to building triads?
Thank you !
You're welcome!
2pac Jen please
As a relative beginner, this raises a question that I’m unable to fully grasp. I understand that a B flat and an A sharp are the same note musically. What I don’t get is why & when they’re referred to as such. Why wouldn’t Jen call it an A sharp? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
The quest for knowledge needs questions......ask them all !!!! No questions are dumb. Was the world flat ?
pretty sure the true difference comes from how notes scale up or down; i think Adam Neely talked about this in one of hos videos
are you getting my comments