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ProChord Chords - Basic Chord Types
NOTE: In addition to the method shown below, the entire chord can also be played to produce the same result.
Major Chords
To play a Major chord, play the key that is the NAME of the chord you are playing. For example, to play a
C Major chord, Play a "C" key on the LOWER Part (left of the SPLIT Point).
Minor Chords
Minor Chords are formed by Pressing and holding two keys. To play a “C” Minor Chord, first Press and Hold
the key that is the NAME of the chord. Second, determine the note which is a minor third above the key you
are holding by counting three (3) keys to the right not including the key you are holding. For a C Minor
Chord, this note is "E
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1. C
2. E
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Seventh Chords
Forming a Seventh Chord requires Pressing and holding two keys. To play a "C" Seventh Chord, play the
key that is the NAME of the chord. To determine the second key, count two (2) keys to the left of the first
key (B
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if you are playing a C Seventh Chord). Do not include the first key in your count.
1. C
2. B
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Diminished Chords
Forming a Diminished Chord requires Pressing and holding two keys. To play a "C" Diminished Chord, play
the key that is the NAME of the chord. To determine the second key, count six (6) keys either to the left or
the right of the first key (G
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if you are playing a C Diminished Chord). Do not include the first key in your
count.
1. C
2. G
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Augmented Chords
Forming an Augmented Chord requires Pressing and holding three keys. To play a "C" Augmented Chord,
play the key that is the NAME of the chord. Next, count four (4) keys to the right. Finally, count four (4)
more notes to the right of the key you just added. For a C Augmented Chord, these three notes are:
1. C
2. E
3. G
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