It would be really nice to be able to notate a Maj7b5 Chord. I am stuck using Maj7#11 instead, which implies a natural seventh, when what I really wan is a Maj7b5.
Jim
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It would be really nice to be able to notate a Maj7b5 Chord. I am stuck using Maj7#11 instead, which implies a natural seventh, when what I really wan is a Maj7b5.
Jim
Discussed here:
http://www.irealb.com/forums/showthr...2309#post22309
If you don't want a natural seventh, then don't write the Maj. Anytime you write Maj7, it will always be a natural seventh. CMaj7+11 is C-E-G-B-F#, CMaj7b5 is C-E-Gb-B, C7+11 is C-E-G-Bb-F#, C7b5 is C-E-Gb-Bb. All of these chords are available in iRealPro. Later, Ray
I meant to write that a Maj7b5 implies a natural fifth. How do I write CMaj7b5 (C-E-Gb-B)?
Hi,
I didn't want to start a new thread in case the question has already been addressed somewhere. However, as a newbie, I cannot find a chord for a major 7 b5. I actually want to want to write Gma7b5/A. Okay, I am no theory expert but this is a pretty common chord shape for me. Can you help?
Thanks. I found the thread discussing this and have opted for Maj7#11. Not ideal but functional. Thanks again.
May I know why is it so hard to make Maj7b5 available? I don't want the b5 to be on top.....
do you mean in the voicings the instruments play?Quote:
Originally Posted by Angelitali
What's the difference between Maj7b5 and Maj7#11?
http://www.brunojazz.com/vt-Maj7flat5.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by chrisarensky
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