Wolfman
: Okaaaaaaaaaaaaay?
Little
hard to understand.....POSTED: 10/15/2003 - 12:24 pm / quote |
hellisforzeroes
: you could try telling us what tone permutations are.....POSTED: 10/17/2003 - 11:41 am / quote |
wyatt
: Leech ya I get it ???POSTED: 10/19/2003 - 05:53 pm / quote |
0000409D
: if you still cant understand, id be glad to help you..mail me here... joshnerez@yahoo.comPOSTED: 10/27/2003 - 12:17 am / quote |
cffrmw
: hey if you morons would spent 5 seconds and think about it you'd understant. its pretty useless in my opinion but all it is showing you is every possible order you could play a five note/chord progression. for example, if you chose a, b, d, e, g, and assigned each note to a number (i.e. a=1, b=2, etc.) then you have every combination you could play those 5 chords assuming you dont repeat a chord in it.POSTED: 04/16/2004 - 09:20 pm / quote |
jetman_james
: this is f-cking genius.it took me a second to get it but when i did i thought, this is f-cking genius. look at it like a combination that you are trying to crack through trial and error. that's basically how it is written.POSTED: 05/16/2004 - 02:33 am / quote |
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: spam deletedPOSTED: 06/25/2005 - 12:33 pm / quote |
ashalan30
: very genius, you can use this device for making solos, riffs even chord patterns, took me a second to work it out and I'm just about to try it out on some notes, this should be fun POSTED: 07/10/2005 - 08:17 pm / quote |
Burpin'Worm
: Permutations are just all the possible different combinations of the five notes.
Personally I don't see much point in this lesson, other than to illustrate that even for a small number of notes there are many possibilities, which is obvious really. POSTED: 06/19/2006 - 12:26 pm / quote |
TokaiRocker2000
: hey cool no-ones commented on this in like a year.
Oh yeah this lesson sucks. Sorry but it has to be said.
POSTED: 08/30/2007 - 04:22 pm / quote |
SGuitarist33
: cffrmw wrote:
hey if you morons would spent 5 seconds and think about it you'd understant. its pretty useless in my opinion but all it is showing you is every possible order you could play a five note/chord progression. for example, if you chose a, b, d, e, g, and assigned each note to a number (i.e. a=1, b=2, etc.) then you have every combination you could play those 5 chords assuming you dont repeat a chord in it. |
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