Sorry for making another thread on the same topic, but I think I just got it!
Like for example I could substitute G7 with C# 7 becayse they have that same B- F# right ?
And they sound similar but not entirely the same, a subtle substitution :D
Only one question for a thread, oh well :) I got it!
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Like for example I could substitute G7 with C# 7 becayse they have that same B- F# right ?
Sort of.
Your spelling is a little off - G7 contains tritone B-F (B-F# is a perfect fifth). C#7 contains tritone E#-B, which is enharmonic to F-B; they sound the same, but they're spelled differently.
And they sound similar but not entirely the same, a subtle substitution :D
Yes.
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Whoops B-F#, yeah it was F, oh well I was so excited I mispelled.
Lol didn;t even bother to look at the scales or anything just looked at the two same notes and posted em, and I mispelled F for F#, oh well.
I got it :D
I wanna be that guy that you wish you were ! ( i wish I were that guy)
You gotta set your sights high to get high!
Everyone is a teacher when you are looking to learn.
( wise stuff man! )
Its Kirby....
