如何找到根音和识别和弦反转

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1. This is crazy

2. Was no boss at this. Exactly the instruction I needed. Thank you.

3. Thank you a lot

4. Always ? Shining ?
   ????????

5. Need somemore explensatiin. Please. If u don't mind…..

6. Super helpful!

7. Hahahaha! This is SO COOL!

8. Teacher! I want to say you something 🙂
   ( you are super cute.)

9. v helpful ! thank you !

10. This is fantastic!! New sub for sure.

11. Thank you for talking about the part I find as clear as mud after years of just reading, never thinking….with a stint of finding ,writing and playing scales chords and inversions in every key followed by another long quit.

12. When I hear the sax, I can distinguish the melody. I thought you could distinguish the notes.

13. How do you find the root note of a triad

14. FINALLY, I knew how to do inversions but I couldn’t identify if they were 1st or 2nd thank you so much ???

15. Great vid thank you. Does this work for chords with four notes? I’ve written a chord progression and almost every played chord underwent a couple inversions & now i have no idea what any of the chords are. E.G. (from the bottom up) Db, C, Eb, Ab. Do I transpose the Db up 2 octaves so all notes are in the same octave? Even if I did, the distance between the Db and the Ab as well as the Ab and the Eb is both 5. Can anybody help?

16. Thank you! This is the easiest way of identifying chord inversions. 🙂

    One question I have is:
    How do you identify extended chord inversions, or accidentals? (Assuming we know the key it's in)

    For example, in the key of C Major, a CMaj7 first-inversion or C7b5 first-inversion?

17. What’s this for when creating music ?

18. ahhhhh, this made something I thought was super hard sooooo easy.
    thankyou!! This is going to be really useful to me

19. The comments speaks for me

20. This video made m confused pls help m…..

    The note which has more space becomes root note then when Playing F# A D why A didn't become root note…. I normally know that it's D 2nd inversation but as per ur calculation i became confused pls explain…

21. This is my first time not understanding you. I wish you could have elaborated on the inversions. But you're still okay as a teacher.

22. This channel is starting to make me think ? I'm making the piano more complicated than what it is ?

23. best teacher

24. I love you Lisa ❤️❤️❤️

25. excellent filming sound editing and explanation. only question is how do you know that you're not in root position?

26. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you so much!

27. WOW THIS WAS SOOOOOO HELPFUL

28. Piano lessons aside, you’re so beautiful

29. <3 much love

30. Thank you sooo much for this! Awesome explanation!

31. This is golden. Perfect trick. Thank you ?

32. That was extremely helpful..thank you very much.

33. That is soooo simple and soooo cool!! You're the best. Bunches of your tutorials have helped me. This one is a super "AahHah" monent. Thanks.

34. Wow…..super maam , love ur lesson. Thank u

35. super helpful thank you! But how to know if the inverted chord is major or minor?

36. Fantastic. I'm beginning on bass guitar and this was very helpful.

37. Damn i need to marry a pianist

38. Thanks a lot. Your tutorial is very helpful for me. I have clearly taught about inversion…

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