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What is the structure of the "CHORD" button chord in Korg apps (iM1, Module)?

SpudSpud
in General App Discussion

I love this chord's sound but can't for the life of me work out what it actually is! Does anyone know?

Comments

  • SpudSpud

    Oh I think I've finally got it. I thought it was a major 7th but couldn't work out how it was spread out.

  • SpudSpud
    edited January 2023

    If anyone is interested, this is what this chord sounds like:

  • SlushSlush

    I wish more synths had a chord function, it’s so convenient. I know Sunrizer has it.

  • ZerozerozeroZerozerozero

    How does the Sunrizer one work? Have read manual but never been able to set my own chord or how the overwriting works…

  • israeliteisraelite

    @Slush said:
    I wish more synths had a chord function, it’s so convenient. I know Sunrizer has it.

    Synthmaster Player as well. Chords sound pretty neat.

  • u0421793u0421793

    Does it vary according to what mode you’re in (ie what Korg labels as a scale)

  • SamuSamu

    I think it's all about the chord voicing with an extra bass note.
    Instead of having all chord notes condensed within one octave they are spread across 2-3...

    So Gadget could use a 'Chord Voicing' option for sure!

  • McDMcD

    I think that C3 is left out of the chord voicing to keep it open sounding otherwise that major 3rd with the nearby E adds a lot of extra harmonics that affect the results.

    This sound is the basis for a lot of jazz piano… the piano always lets the bass choose the root and the left hand plays 2 notes for any chord… the 3rd and the 7th. Major or minor as needed to complete a chords “shell”.

    It keeps the harmony jazzy with the constant 7ths but really open for solos over this base.

  • SpudSpud

    @McD said:
    I think that C3 is left out of the chord voicing.....

    Hey you are right! Thanks heaps for that. This is how I have it now.

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