What are 6/9 chords? | Q+A 

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I slap like now

Yes funny, yes laugh

@Anubeia @Dom Simpson That's the funniest thing I've heard in months!! Jimmy Carr and Anthony Jeselnik would be proud of you!

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Same sentence

You can't. He's in jail now

Imagine having that much confidence about the future :'(

Came back to this video, and... yeah :(

Literally came down to the comments to find/make this.

we back to it soon

Then…a person in 2027: “oh, the innocence we had in 2020”

Sixth Station in particular

Have you seen Sideway's video essay? would recommend

Doesnt it! It sounds something from Spirited Away

Also Breath Of The Wild ambient music. Love it

Yes! One summer’s day, the first song i think from spirited away, is made up of a lot of fourths.

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For me D’s like a yellow to a green? No idea how to actually describe the color I’m seeing in my head 😂

D is always navy/standard blue for me

To me, D is a sort of golden brown color

@@winterblue6022 same

Does anyone else hear only the individual pitches as specific colors, or do the harmonies also take on colors for you too? For me, the tonic in a major triad determines the color for the triad, but also the relative minor is determined by the same note (the third in that case.) For example, the note “C” is a bright shiny red to me and accordingly, both C Major and A minor are also red (albeit the minor is a more subtle or “muted” shade to me than its relative Major). I also hear Major 7 chords as polychords. I.E. CMaj7 to me is red from the tonic note of C, but also has a distinct color presence from the E minor (accents of a distinct purple from its third “G”). Any thoughts from my fellow syntesthetes?

Zappas the man.

Frank Zappa said a bunch of stupid bullshit

Gabreshaa shut up

@@blockbros.communitylevels7123 Ok but he named his kids Moon and Dweezil the dude is weird

@@ARZiehm doesn't mean he's stupid

I actually laughed out loud. A brilliant reference.

I just had one of those moments where he said that exact quote as I read it.

me too but still lost it when he was saying that XD

Pls guys can u explain the joke

@@mgu3241 These are the beginning words of a famous Rick and Morty meme/copypasta: knowyourmeme.com/memes/to-be-fair-you-have-to-have-a-very-high-iq-to-understand-rick-and-morty

what’s cap?

Same. Favorite game that has come out in the last decade btw.

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Yes he does have a Jazz Harmony Level 7 tattoo. And no you cannot see it.

@@tmage23 Tattoo has two meanings, as far as i know.....

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Lol MINOR

..faces decades in the pen...really starts sweating. 🏳️‍🌈

The irony is when I say “I’m totally vibing with this track” it means the precise opposite of what was said in this video

Anyone who makes the effort to bring a vibraphone to a gig should never be considered "lazy".

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But he played it with bad frequencies!

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Spat out my coffee 😂

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Hotel trivago

LMAO

@@m.a.g.4881 Ayyy alas it is true haha

Lih-mao.

@@neko_aple Lily Mo

@@RC32Smiths01L Mao Zedong

So then let’s take C sharp, is that the same color as c or do you think of it as D flat, is it just a spur of the moment thing or is C sharp and d flat just always the same

Definitely depends on the letter. It's also more about what key I'm in. In it's major key I'll always call it Db (green-ish), but C# minor definitely darker red

I color coded my notes when I first started and to me E is absolutely red and then the colors circle the 12 tone color wheel from there.

Jup...even though he made a big point of "PLAY SOBER!" I was expecting that answer :-D

I always notate maj #11 13 as maj #4 20

@@tomasgho I'm gonna do that now.

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You could make that an irrational time signature. (Basically a bar of 4 quintuplets, am I right?)

Download the demo for Ableton and try it out. It's hella fun making music. I know no music theory but got into making beats on the PC just clicking in notes and drum hits. so fun

Y'all need to buy a bass guitar and slap it. It's pretty fun. You just have a bass now. It's a good life.

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@@benimoo7894 how tf am i a bot lol

@@stpedro-ht9ng idk cause I seen a lotta bots in the comments nowadays and I feel like every damn comment is a bot. some bot syndrome lmao 😂 wtf indeed

Oh, that's a nice way of looking at it!

Big brain

I love that! The funny thing is if you play that same 69 chord a tritone above the root of a dominant, you get all the altered tones! 7th, b9, #9, #11, b13. A very versatile chord.

The pentatonic scale is made by stacking fifths

Benjamin Dragon I never realized that. Cool

Oh, yeah! owo It's so KAWAII

KA-ME-HA-ME- *HAAAAA*

Everything you write will be cute and cuddly, like Jotaro in a tub of lard.

This: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sLc2ThtJkfg.html

I love that video but the sax solo sucked

No

@@gabreshaa8234 hmm, yes

Oh yes please

Jacob collier multitrack songs

Damn, this is so it. It also makes perfect sense in the context, just like Shirou's line.

Favorite character nit being solaire, what a heathen.

@@iota-09 he is the one true mentor, not a character

Not to mention her fantastic hair! I wish I could play like that and have amazing hair :)

I thought he was going to mention her as well

you play cod bo2 tho wanna play with me hit me up i play nukejacked all day, lots of hackers tho.

deadassx311 wait people still play black ops 2?

Never too late to start

Why is this on my jazz? I don’t even listen to feed

That shit got me, I like how serious he was about it

That means 69 cords sound like 69

With the two lumps in the picture I'm gonna modify your killer joke to reflect a Thanksgiving feast.

Eh, 2:41

HAHAHA NICE

I wholeheartedly agree.

Exactly!

objectivity is subjective

@@jond532 But only when you are making a joke about something subjective being objective.

Andy Ferra I can’t say definitively either way. But when Adam started playing around with them up high, I immediately had images of trolleys and fish feeding in my head lol

Yeah, I had the same thought. Sounds a little like the incidental piano music on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

Exactly where my head went too.

Not an expert but I heard once heard that people remember slow songs fast and fast songs slower. might be wrong

I think I experienced something like that for the most part of my audiating when I was just starting music, but when I gained a better grasp of rhytmn, tempo and measures (by ear) than before, this seemed to vanish from my perception or at least I don't remember this happening again in the past few years as often as it did back then (and when it happens, I think I can notice it without actually playing the recording). My theory is that when you don't have that specific grasp in your ear perception, you tend to hear things quite linearly, so it's harder for you to recall a deeper sense of order, thus variations in tempo will happen without you noticing. On the other hand, if you start to organize those chronometric structures in your perception (learning to play the keyboard with two hands helped me immensely in that regard and learning how to hear on and off beats in actual music as well), there will be places in your memory to record how the actual song played timing-wise. Another thing that can cause this is maybe that you're hearing music focusing on the notes and chords, so in a sense you're seeking the melodic and harmonic patterns, skipping rhytmic and chronometric information in the process (I don't know if that's the case with you, but most certainly it was my case back then, since harmony and melody were the main focus in my hearing). I can be wrong though.

Interesting. I do the opposite

Yeah this happened to me when listening to a song in the airport. It's a song yall prolly heard a while ago but couldn't find like me. It's called "Dead Man" by Jars of clay its fire. but yeah similar phenomenon

I always imagine songs not faster or slower, but 20+/- cents lower. When I listen to the original songs it always sounds kind of sharp to me.

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it feels like at home

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We hear it from birth. It’s a lot like languages. The reason why you speak your native language is because you have been exposed to it from a young age and internalised it. Just my two cents.

In my layman's opinion it's probably just exposure. From the youngest age we are exposed to 4/4 songs by the bucket in the west, so we learn to internalize it. It's very similar to how we use a native language, our alphabet and our numbers.

It might not be as different but I know for a fact most Brazillians(this was truer in the past tho) can more naturally feel 2/4 tha 4/4 because of our exposure to samba.

@@ivyssauro123 Do Brazilian children naturally clap in claves then?

@@rosiefay7283 Yes! Nowdays specially carioca funk clave

My introduction to Hamasyan was through Drip and Court Jester and I can't recommend them enough.

To Negate...Oh mmyyyy gooddd it gets me feeling things that I freaking LOVE. I need to know if there's more musicians or bands or anything like that because it's so good!! As someone who loves listening to prog metal and more "underground" prog metal bands Tigran was such a gem to find.

Proof of intelligent design. You just destroyed atheism. 😜

Bassline Phunk yeah I love 4ths they sound even more advanced than regular chord extensions but so easy

He answers that question in his video “How to count 32nd notes?”

I'll slap dat thicc bass

Your bass waifu is now a jass waifu, he serenades us with b11 chords and the licc in Pythagorean tuning

She prolly slappin another guys bass

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@@MercuryPenny that tfw when