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There are also "full" and "defective" ways of transliterating chord progressions into LCP modes which are ninths, elevenths and thirteenths due to the scale having a degree which is exactly at its midpoint. However, the ninths offer all the extra possibilities with no extra necessities unless you care about having great diversity of "defective" ways of transliterating chord progressions into the mode.Also, transliterations into ninths work as follows: | There are also "full" and "defective" ways of transliterating chord progressions into LCP modes which are ninths, elevenths and thirteenths due to the scale having a degree which is exactly at its midpoint. However, the ninths offer all the extra possibilities with no extra necessities unless you care about having great diversity of "defective" ways of transliterating chord progressions into the mode. Also, transliterations into ninths work as follows: | ||
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