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_superchargeyourmidikeyboard.jpg "20 Amazing Things The KeyMusician Keyboard Application Can Do For Your MIDI Keyboard:nn1. Play over a thousand chords on the numeric keypad, while playing melody or counter-point on the MIDI keyboard.No memorization is required for playing those chords, and the chords natural for a key-signature change as you change key-signatures.nn2. Play chords as sustained chords, strummed-chords, or grand arpeggios.Arpeggios are played with notes sustained together, without having to use the sustain-ped")
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_ghost-reveries-124-d-a-d-f-a-e-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.jpg "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/ghost-reveries/ | “A spacious Open Dm variant, which retains Standard’s E1str tone to give a minor 9th open harmony. Great for chord voicings which combine intricate high extensions with robust bass structures – with note-shuffling added by the tuning’s irregular interval sequence (a 4th, min. 3rd, and a maj. 3rd, sandwiched by two 5ths). Hear how the tighter 1str stands out. Like its major counterpart (D-A-D-F#-A-E: Yvette’s Dadd9), thi")
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_3-ways-of-playing-f-chord-guitar-lesson-guitar-for-beginners-stage-6-bc-161.jpg "JustinGuitar")
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_yvettes-dadd9-124-d-a-d-f-a-e-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.jpg "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/yvette/ | “A melodious Open D variant, which retains Standard’s high E1str tone to give a spacious Dadd9 voicing. Pleasingly, the 6-2str intervals are arranged in descending order of width, narrowing in neat sequence as you ascend (7/5/4/3: 5th / 4th / maj. 3rd / min. 3rd) – until you encounter the unexpectedly wide 5th jump at the very top (2-1str). This layout retains many of the Open D family’s strengths – including one-finger power c")
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_all-perfect-fourths-124-e-a-d-g-c-f-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.jpg "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/all-fourths/ | “A ‘regular’ stack of perfect 4ths (also a Dmin11 arpeggio). Kind of like Standard‘s more logical cousin – the ‘odd one out’ gap between 3-2str is eliminated, simplifying the fretboard’s geometry. Great for quartal voicings, and the C & F open tones are useful for common keys too. Guitarists arrive here from many different angles: when tuning his first guitar, an 11-year-old Stanley Jordan jumped ahead while read")
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_superchargeyourmidikeyboard.webp "20 Amazing Things The KeyMusician Keyboard Application Can Do For Your MIDI Keyboard:nn1. Play over a thousand chords on the numeric keypad, while playing melody or counter-point on the MIDI keyboard.No memorization is required for playing those chords, and the chords natural for a key-signature change as you change key-signatures.nn2. Play chords as sustained chords, strummed-chords, or grand arpeggios.Arpeggios are played with notes sustained together, without having to use the sustain-ped")
_piano-basics-f-major-scale-fingering-diatonic-chords-chord-progressions-amp-more.webp "Piano With Jonny")
_this-chord-progression-is-full-of-great-lessons-for-guitar.webp "Guthrie Trapp")
_ghost-reveries-124-d-a-d-f-a-e-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.webp "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/ghost-reveries/ | “A spacious Open Dm variant, which retains Standard’s E1str tone to give a minor 9th open harmony. Great for chord voicings which combine intricate high extensions with robust bass structures – with note-shuffling added by the tuning’s irregular interval sequence (a 4th, min. 3rd, and a maj. 3rd, sandwiched by two 5ths). Hear how the tighter 1str stands out. Like its major counterpart (D-A-D-F#-A-E: Yvette’s Dadd9), thi")
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_yvettes-dadd9-124-d-a-d-f-a-e-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.webp "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/yvette/ | “A melodious Open D variant, which retains Standard’s high E1str tone to give a spacious Dadd9 voicing. Pleasingly, the 6-2str intervals are arranged in descending order of width, narrowing in neat sequence as you ascend (7/5/4/3: 5th / 4th / maj. 3rd / min. 3rd) – until you encounter the unexpectedly wide 5th jump at the very top (2-1str). This layout retains many of the Open D family’s strengths – including one-finger power c")
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_how-to-make-fgb-sound-good-for-f-brothers.webp "The PiaNotes Tricks")
_all-perfect-fourths-124-e-a-d-g-c-f-124-world-of-tuning-124-rga-junglism.webp "Full page: https://ragajunglism.org/tunings/menu/all-fourths/ | “A ‘regular’ stack of perfect 4ths (also a Dmin11 arpeggio). Kind of like Standard‘s more logical cousin – the ‘odd one out’ gap between 3-2str is eliminated, simplifying the fretboard’s geometry. Great for quartal voicings, and the C & F open tones are useful for common keys too. Guitarists arrive here from many different angles: when tuning his first guitar, an 11-year-old Stanley Jordan jumped ahead while read")
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