I’m really just looking to build my vocabulary of music theory. I figure if I start getting a whole lot of progressions I can start linking chords together in fresh ways. I’m also working on building on my arpeggio shapes. I know all the basic major, minor, maj7, m7, dominant 7, half-diminished 7 and so on, but I need to really build on this stuff to get music theory out of my head and into my hands.
I need to find something relatively light, strong, easy to machine, and cheap. A product I am designing may either require a few metal bars and gears, or some heavy duty springs that would need to withstand strain from the weight of a human. I am not too good with physics, and haven’t taken many specific courses in metallurgy, but I have a manufacturing education and background.
I’ve been messing around with jazz chords lately and found that progrssions involving Cmaj7 Gmaj7 Em7 and Am7 sound good. what are some others?
Studying bio materials and I need to know the answer to the above answer. Somehow I don’t think the answer is ceramics have metal components, but if that’s the answer then I guess I read to deep into the question.