I like the B flat minor chord on my 48 Bass accordion. I play F minor to go up one "tick" (don't know the proper word), but what could I play to go down a tick? There's no A flat minor.
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1If one tick up from Bbmi is Fmi, shouldn't one tick down from Bbmi be Ebmi, not Abmi?– DiviznaAug 16 at 13:09
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@Divizna how did you determine that?– reignAug 16 at 13:14
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I kind of assumed that the shift by a "tick" should be a consistent interval. From Bb to F, it's a fifth up. A fifth down from Bb is Eb.– DiviznaAug 16 at 13:40
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@Divizna How would I determine what the fifth down of any note is myself?– reignAug 16 at 13:50
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You need to know the tones and how they come after one another, and the intervals. It's something like the very first thing in musical theory to learn (well, possibly after some basics of rhythm). From there it becomes obvious.– DiviznaAug 16 at 14:05
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