I had a quick search for all the different chords for F minor, I really like this scale because F is the sweet spot for sub bass, it would be great if someone could right all the notes in the chords for this scale or put a link to a website
Cheers

I had a quick search for all the different chords for F minor, I really like this scale because F is the sweet spot for sub bass, it would be great if someone could right all the notes in the chords for this scale or put a link to a website
Cheers




i've realised i don't know any notes in any single chord...ohh
"Everyman do his ting a little way different. The tings i do i do a different way from you.."

Same, I just want to learn the whole f minor scale so that when I play a note I have loads if chords that I know will work well




F, G, A♭, B♭, C, D♭, and E♭
a simple google search will help you with this mate.
i think there is a difference with the f minor because it's a flat major.
"Everyman do his ting a little way different. The tings i do i do a different way from you.."

Okay, cheers
I stumbled across this website a while ago looking for chords and chord progression: http://subaqueousmusic.com/productio...armonic-theory
Definitely worth a read and for Ableton Live users there's a library of chords project file. It's pretty cool.

I use abletonI'll check it when I get on the computer cheers buddy

search minor and major scale/chord formulas, learn those, then you know all the notes ever!

A guy on reddit said this which helped me a bunch: all minor scales have the same amount of semitones in between notes.
For minor it's 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2. So you pick your root note (F), and go up by those amounts of semitones and all those notes are in F Minor. F, go up by 2 (G), go up by 1 (G#), go up by 2 (A#), etc until the very last jump of 2 semitones brings you back from D# to F.
For major it's 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1.
Tada, now you know all minor and major scales.

^^ I actually forgot about that, I do music theory at college, and the 2 is called a tone and 1 is a semitone
http://www.pianoworld.com/fun/vpc/piano_chords.htm
Hey mate, heres a site that i visit every time i have a scale/chords question.Hope it helps!










there are a lot of PDF's online for music theory, download some and get reading!
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