How to Add Different Voices - MuseScore tutorial

The video tutorial introduces 7th chords, explaining their structure and differences from triads. It covers major and dominant 7th chords, providing examples in C and G major. The tutorial also offers practical advice for practicing these chords and highlights additional resources available on Patreon. Finally, it demonstrates how to use a DAW to visualize and create 7th chords.

What distinguishes a 7th chord from a triad?

• A 7th chord has four notes.

• A 7th chord has three notes.

• A 7th chord includes a flat 5th.

• A 7th chord is a type of scale.

Which notes make up a C major 7th chord?

• C, D, F, A

• C, E, G, B

• C, E, G, Bb

• C, F, A, C

What is the key signature for G major?

• No sharps or flats

• One flat, Bb

• One sharp, F#

• Two sharps, F# and C#

How do you form a dominant 7th chord?

• Use the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th scale degrees

• Use the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and flat 7th scale degrees

• Use the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 6th scale degrees

• Use the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and sharp 7th scale degrees

What is the flat 7th note in a G7 chord?

• E

• G

• F#

• F

In which music styles are 7th chords commonly used?

• Electronic and Hip-Hop

• Country and Folk

• Rock and Pop

• Classical and Jazz

What tool can be used to visualize and create 7th chords in a modern DAW?

• Paintbrush tool

• Piano roll

• Drum machine

• Synthesizer