Interesting 🤔 unusual chord. Thanks.

No sound of the actual humidifier ? Come on

@BAndrewBurns

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I thought someone would say this. Sadly, the humidifier is long gone.

@holytaco.

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@@BAndrewBurns You should search something similar online, like the picture :)

I’m using this chord in an octatonic song my band is playing!

@matthewlafountain3018

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It’s 7 out of 8 of the octatonic. Forte 7-31

Good video, and I like the storytelling element. Keep it up!

Seems pretty closely related to Scriabin's Prometheus Chord, except he would've normally omitted the 5th.

Thnx

suprisingly sweet chord for something full of so many dissonances i assume it's because the conflicts are always nearly an octave apart

@BAndrewBurns

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Yes, spacing is very important with smoothing out dissonances.

Swap the B with a Bb and you get a pretty common/standard voicing of an Ab13(#11) used in Jazz.

Interesting 🤔 It sounds discordant and yet stable at the same time, weird!

@BAndrewBurns

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Yes. It has a perfect 5th in the bottom to support it, yet the top is quite dissonant.

If you add an A note to make it a chord that's made of an entire Ab half step-whole step scale, how would you notate that? Is it possible to have a flat 9th and a sharp 9th on the same chord, naming wise? Maybe as a flat 16th, I guess?

@BAndrewBurns

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Well, chord labeling is not an exact science. If I'm understanding this correctly, you could have A-flat 7, b9, #9, 6, #4 chord, but you would have to spell the A as a B double-flat. If you spell it as an A natural, it would be an augmented octave (#8). It's a lot to say out loud, but it does exist.

B° triad 1st inversion over C6 1st inversion

I thought the video and voice were made by AI, but it’s not the case

But did it please The Lord?