brekehan wrote:Did my frustration upset you? That is not the intent. Your answers are helpful.jancivil wrote:Well either you're pulling our leg saying you're this new to stacking another third on a triad for a seventh chord or, no shit you need to get some experience with seventh chords where they function normally first. Crawl before you believe you're a sprinter type-thing.
As I said, hungarian minor so-called, or gypsy minor is not built for chords really anyway. That's the real deal here.
I don't think is a great strategy while you're canvassing for help from people that don't owe you anything. Good luck to you.
People trying to suss something bouncing around on the internet are prone to the POV things are more or less equal; and this approach has you at a place where you lack discernment.brekehan wrote:Everywhere I go to learn theory I get a lot of 'don't use theory, use your ears' or 'you can't ask that yet' answers Even so, I get bits of useful information between.
You need a coherent path. So it's frustrating to me to spend time on your problem with this sort of result. Something in your expression annoyed me in that moment.
I mean it, four note chords arbitraily slapped on this mode is not the exercise for you. I don't know a better way to tell you than to simply tell you: you're not ready to ask this particular question. Why 'Hungarian MInor', with so little theory? It all seems so arbitrary.
I'm sorry, I should have been more generous, still. You seem a bit ADD and I shouldn't expect you to be me.