Understanding Triad Inversions (for my Audio 101 class)

[@chichialmeida1680]

oof fam. youve literally saved my ass for my music theory exam

[@biscuit6116]

same here in 2020

[@nanakofiafriyie8953]

Same 2021

[@cloudykitten465]

same im doing mine rn lmao

[@faithwinterberry1012]

SAME lmaoo

[@Diarydivaa]

Same here 2022 🥲

[@lucasjelinek4726]

Much more informative than the ebook I got in my class. Thank you!

[@dersonveloso]

whats the name of the ebook? can u pass it to me?

[@serenaskibba4465]

Finally, someone speaks music English! Thank you!!!! I am going to share this with my classmates. :D

[@biscuit6116]

THANK YOU SO MUCH , you literally saved my live

[@adonaiyah2196]

Its a music exam it's going to kill me ik nothing about music theory

[@00y93]

Quick and thorough explanation. Thank you man.

[@RENAADALD]

I can’t believe it was THIS easy all the time 🙁

[@CristinaGarcia-ep4sg]

Thank you so much, I didn't know the inversions in English with the American letters. I learnt a lot!!!

[@MrFreestyleskiing]

Love your videos very helpful have you thought about one for the sculpture plug in for logic

[@jimreyna]

Great video! This clears off the fog about Triad inversions!! Thanks!

[@annaioop5264]

Oof this helped so much. Very thorough and nice pacing. Subbing 🤠

[@Sont256]

That a was a great presentation. Really helpful and clear to understand. Thank you

[@eamonnmartin3704]

thank you so much , now its making sense

[@aarons7836]

this 1 and a half hour music theory lecture took you a minute and I actually made sense of it thank you.

[@richarddeleon3558]

Love it,I learned something good.

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You saved me from Music theory drama
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[@SummersOfficialPage]

Great video! Thanks for the clear explanation.

[@donlessnau3983]

Really helpful. Excellent vid. Thanks very much.

[@isnt_da_moon_lovely]

Omg ilyy thank youu

[@sandytaylor1881]

Thank you I immediately understood. My Alfred’s adult beginner book wasnt super clear on this.

[@iTsNotTimm]

Very helpful, thank you so much.

[@dickstryker]

Boom! Just what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@johnkirubainathan2554]

Thank you and thank you so much

[@stanhesketh]

Works good , best simply explanation,,

[@potatoman7780]

Very helpful video!!!

[@JustThinAir]

Your explanation was clearer than my teacher's.

[@strikerblizzard547]

Thank you for this. Studying for an exam and the book that I have to study with doesn't explain inversions, and its on the exam.

[@kaushikaperera5372]

Thank you very much !!!

[@SB-fk2dz]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@anneabernethy-clark9538]

Thank you I was completely bamboozled😀

[@nordman1337]

Super helpful thanks :)

[@Pastor_Ylitliniv]

Thanks!

[@axlh.1827]

I love that little jingle when you move the notes.

[@1994fishcake]

Very helpful

[@ss9392]

Thanks mate

[@joshuathomas8279]

Thanks a lot! I will pass theory I again for the 3rd time

[@jleigh5803]

How do I find the quality of first and second inversions?

[@tobywoodard7]

Help! I'm confused. In the first inversion, he moves the bottom note to the top, but in the second inversion, moves the middle to the top, and the bottom to the middle. ??

[@vanessafrazier3765]

the Root moves up an octave & the 3rd is moved up an octave.

[@Jesuslovesyou.7]

octave means eight

[@BrazyBrent]

This is why I play by ear, but if you want to be a serious musician, or, composer this is definitely a necessity music has its own language do you know it 😆

[@kd0197]

im weak at this!

[@elwiwi69]

Why isn't the A sharp in the second example? I am very beginner

[@ireneliljansalo2124]

But how do you write the chord if you want to play the 3rd inversion only in your right hand and play the root-note with your left hand at the same time? (sorry for my english)?

[@azmiarjudin7581]

Esok ade kelas.. steady

[@cnash5647]

What's the symbol next to the whole note(semibreves?) on F 5:52

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

It's a natural symbol -- it's neither sharp nor flat. It's used as an accidental here, because there was previously an F-sharp in the measure prior, so the natural accidental is used to denote it's F natural, rather than a continuation of the F-sharp. Though I changed it to F-sharp later at 5:54.

[@aiveon7415]

so you write C/E instead of Emin ang ?

[@johnellison1635]

What software are you using in the video?

[@jimreyna]

He is using Sibelius. It's very good.

[@stevenhebutactuallynot6035]

🎉

[@philipmacnaughton3454]

What about for 3rd inversions and 4th inversions etc...

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

For triads, they don't exist. A third inversion is just a root position chord again.

[@lamjiajun3579]

sibelius