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kazinator
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How Chordcat works – a chord naming algorithm
E-C is simply not a sharp fifth. Sharp fifth is enharmonic with minor sixth. E-C is a major sixth.
shermantanktop
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Right. This is where math-oriented people get stuck on counting half-steps and forget that the assigned names carry information. E-B# is a different thing from E-C which is different from abominations like E-Dbb.
epcoa
on Nov 12, 2024
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This is off. E-C# is the major sixth. E-C is the minor sixth, which as you say is enharmonic with sharp fifth (E-B#).
kazinator
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Yes, how could I gaffe so badly? Inverting a major third gives a minor sixth. Rule of nine, minor-major swap. Elementary school stuff.
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