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            hypothetically speaking, let's not rest. geddit?
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        <p>the first adjective decides the quality of the third and the fifth. the second one, if present, describes the same for the seventh. the third adjective(?) determines the chord voicing (inversion).</p>
        <p>[1] one answer that i am yet to find out is this: who the heck would ever want to use this tool? marvin won't. *that* i am certain of.</p>
        <p>[2] if not a seventh chord, assume inversion 'd' to be equivalent to 'a'. you'd know what those terms mean if you are a musician. if not, what *are* you doing here?</p>
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