Kite's color notation: Difference between revisions

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=='''<u>CRASH COURSE</u>:'''==

~~White~~ = 3-limit, yellow = major, green = minor, blue = subminor, red = supermajor. The lattice looks like this:

Wa = white = 3-limit, yo = yellow = major, gu = green = minor, zo = blue = subminor, ru = red = supermajor. The lattice looks like this:

[[File:lattice31.png|alt=lattice31.png|628x291px|lattice31.png]]

Notes are named wC, ~~bE♭~~, etc. Triads are named after their 3rd: Cy, Gb, etc. A y chord is a major chord.

Notes are named wC, zE♭, etc. Triads are named after their 3rd: Cy, Gz, etc. A yo chord is a major chord.

[[File:lattice62.png|alt=lattice62.png|640x138px|lattice62.png]]

Tetrads are named ~~Cyy~~, ~~Dgr~~, etc~~. The last letter refers to either a maj 6th or a min 7th, unless otherwise specified~~. Here's the main 7-limit chord types:

Tetrads are named Cy6, Dg,r6, etc. Here's the main 7-limit chord types:

[[File:lattice63a.png|alt=lattice63a.png|626x561px|lattice63a.png]]

Chord progressions: the root of each chord has a color, defaults to white. C -- Am -- F -- G would be Cy -- yAg -- Fy -- Gy. The I, IV and V chords are assumed to have white roots unless otherwise specified, so Iy -- yVIg -- IVy -- Vy.

Chord progressions: the root of each chord has a color, defaults to white. C -- Am -- F -- G would be Cy -- yAg -- Fy -- Gy. The I, IV and V chords are assumed to have white roots unless otherwise specified, so this becomes Iy -- yVIg -- IVy -- Vy.

Here's Iyb -- IVyb -- Iyb -- Vyb in B flat:

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 =='''<u>CRASH COURSE</u>:'''==
-White = 3-limit, yellow = major, green = minor, blue = subminor, red = supermajor. The lattice looks like this:
+Wa = white = 3-limit, yo = yellow = major, gu = green = minor, zo = blue = subminor, ru = red = supermajor. The lattice looks like this:
 [[File:lattice31.png|alt=lattice31.png|628x291px|lattice31.png]]
-Notes are named wC, bE♭, etc. Triads are named after their 3rd: Cy, Gb, etc. A y chord is a major chord.
+Notes are named wC, zE♭, etc. Triads are named after their 3rd: Cy, Gz, etc. A yo chord is a major chord.
 [[File:lattice62.png|alt=lattice62.png|640x138px|lattice62.png]]
-Tetrads are named Cyy, Dgr, etc. The last letter refers to either a maj 6th or a min 7th, unless otherwise specified. Here's the main 7-limit chord types:
+Tetrads are named Cy6, Dg,r6, etc. Here's the main 7-limit chord types:
 [[File:lattice63a.png|alt=lattice63a.png|626x561px|lattice63a.png]]
-Chord progressions: the root of each chord has a color, defaults to white. C -- Am -- F -- G would be Cy -- yAg -- Fy -- Gy. The I, IV and V chords are assumed to have white roots unless otherwise specified, so Iy -- yVIg -- IVy -- Vy.
+Chord progressions: the root of each chord has a color, defaults to white. C -- Am -- F -- G would be Cy -- yAg -- Fy -- Gy. The I, IV and V chords are assumed to have white roots unless otherwise specified, so this becomes Iy -- yVIg -- IVy -- Vy.
 Here's Iyb -- IVyb -- Iyb -- Vyb in B flat: