Every chord starts as a major seventh chord. Use the arrows to lower or raise its notes until it becomes the chord asked for, and watch the scale degrees change (3 becomes flat3, and so on). Those formulas are what to memorize.
| Chord | Formula |
|---|---|
| Major seventh | 1 3 5 7 |
| Dominant seventh | 1 3 5 flat7 |
| Minor seventh | 1 flat3 5 flat7 |
| Half-diminished seventh | 1 flat3 flat5 flat7 |
| Fully diminished seventh | 1 flat3 flat5 double flat7 |
Number of Questions: 12