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Been thinking about the lydian chromatic concept lately and how the next tone after sharp 4, a perfect fifth away that is, comes flat 2, or rather sharp 1.
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@mcmullin Me neither, unfortunately. Just exploring the basic framework for now, given by YouTube vids. The book is too expensive for me at the moment.
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Double the length of every chord with one setting — perfect when changing styles throws off the harmonic rhythm.
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Double the length of every chord with one setting — perfect when changing styles throws off the harmonic rhythm.Where to find it: Style → Bar Length → 2xGreat for: • Reharmonizing slow tunes in Latin or up-tempo swing styles • Practicing solos over a more relaxed chord rhythm • Creating double-time feels without rewriting the chart#JazzPractice #MusicTheory #PracticeTips

Been thinking about the lydian chromatic concept lately and how the next tone after sharp 4, a perfect fifth away that is, comes flat 2, or rather sharp 1.

Double the length of every chord with one setting — perfect when changing styles throws off the harmonic rhythm.