Quote (Gxy @ Mar 8 2012 12:41am)
Is there any trick to remember which notes form which chords?
For exemple: C chord is made of E G C notes
Is there any logic?
Any other theoric help/tric would be appreciated. Thanks!,
i think thisw is just something you slowely memorize over time :/
there is a trick, but its easier to just memrorize, i think its something like (bear with me cause i dont actually remember it)
its a list of scale letters, and you put them in orders like
CEGBDFGA
its something like that... but you have to memorize the pattern for each scale
so in the key of C, Cmaj = CEG, Emin=EGB, Gmaj=GBD, Bmin=BDF, Dmin=DFG, F=FGA?, Amin=ACE
I dont know, obviously that is wrong.. You put the scale letters in an order(too many combos to figure out
, i htink maybe it leaves out hte diminished chords or some of the scale idk), and each set of 3 is one of the chords and all the tones in it, like i said though, its probably easier just to memorize them.... The most common ones are ofc maj/min chords, and so its pretty easy to make urself 12 flashcards and just run through them for 10 minutes a day for 2 weeks, and youll have 4ths/5ths/3rds down, after that, its just a matter of figuring 1/2 steps