Vera "Not A Werewolf" Lycaon @Thaminga@awoo.space

@Leucrotta january feels like it was longer ago than the literal year 2000 already

isn't it amazing how Y2K was only 10 years ago

@KitRedgrave me, listening to music from the early '90s: huh what you mean it wasn't last decade

@Rybark@snouts.online @Zeny@snouts.online thislibertariandoesnotexist dot com

@kd@yiff.life "I hate units of measurement

if you quantify things fuck you"

@kistaro Something about this reeks of Y2K20 problem.

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@argylewerewolf@snouts.online ... woo?

@kd@yiff.life @body@mastodon.social I'm interested as well, if only for the exact same reason.

now imagine for a moment if I dumped all that information in a place where it can't be conveniently hidden behind the CW after you're done reading ​

Oh, before I forget: IVmin (extend to IVmMaj7 if you feel like it) makes for a great dominant chord, too. Not all that suitable for subdominant function unless you follow it up with a more standard dominant chord and can't really be moved around in the same way as the others unless extended, though.

But yeah. Even just sticking to diatonic I've found some fun stuff this way - from delightfully pop-sensible stuff (e.g. vi-I-IV-V and all of its rotations, vi-IV-iii-V likewise for something darker, and ii-V-I-vi specifically as a cool variation of the ol' rhythm changes) to some... spicier ideas (ex. IMaj - bVIMaj - IIImin - VMaj that's -technically- a sub for the four chords of pop, or IMaj - bIIIMaj - IVdim - VIImin to go the pseudo-Andalusian route).

I've been experimenting with this idea for a good-ass while now and I just keep finding more stuff this way, I swear.