La 7th d'une quinte diminuée est enfait la 6th. Dans la première inversion on joue fondamentale, quinte diminuée, la 7ème diminuée (la 6e donc) et la tierce mineure. Dans la deuxième,
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No, the 7th chord in a major key is not dim7. It’s m7b5. And you can’t substitute the m7b5 with a dim7. The dim7 chord is the upper part of the V7b9 rootless.
@@TheBeardedGuitarist thanks I too had this incorrect thought of 7th degree of a major scale can be used as Dimnished7th chord. Thanks for correction. So half Dimnished is the actual thing full Dimnished is wrongly interchanged. But it’s true replaceablity is the dominant 7th flat9 chord only can a dominant 7th chord too can be replaced with Dimnished 7ths? 🙏
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Great explanation, thanks mate.
You’re very welcome Nick ✌️
Very useful, thank you for that!
Thanks Seb!
I was going to do a dim.7 UA-cam lesson for guitar; no need now. I have nothing to add. BTW, how to you think about b3 dim.7 chords?
La 7th d'une quinte diminuée est enfait la 6th.
Dans la première inversion on joue fondamentale, quinte diminuée, la 7ème diminuée (la 6e donc) et la tierce mineure.
Dans la deuxième,
Excellent lesson. Will you do a lesson on proper use of these chords in a progression please. Thanks 🔥
Thank you. Literally loads of videos on my channel with chord progressions including dim7 chords
thank you
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any chance you could give us some insight into your course on R&B? what's in it? is it an intermediate or learner ?
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The dim7 chord is the 7th chord in a major key correct? Why can you substitute a m7b5 chord (half diminished) for the dim 7 chord?
No, the 7th chord in a major key is not dim7.
It’s m7b5. And you can’t substitute the m7b5 with a dim7. The dim7 chord is the upper part of the V7b9 rootless.
@@TheBeardedGuitarist thanks I too had this incorrect thought of 7th degree of a major scale can be used as Dimnished7th chord. Thanks for correction. So half Dimnished is the actual thing full Dimnished is wrongly interchanged.
But it’s true replaceablity is the dominant 7th flat9 chord only can a dominant 7th chord too can be replaced with Dimnished 7ths?
🙏
Yes, a V7 b9 can be replaced with 4 dim7 chords built on the 3, 5, b7, b9 of the V7 b9