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Double Bass Chord with bracket

sorry, i don't get it. maybe cause i'm a noob here.

doesn't the Bb7 already have major 5 inside? or does the +5 actually means an augmented 5th?

No, no to "Major 5". :rollno:

What you are referring to is called "Perfect Fifth".

On the short list there is Perfect Unison, Perfect Fourth, Perfect Fifth, Perfect Octave.

When a Perfect interval is raised a half-step, it then becomes Augmented. When it is lowered a half-step, it then becomes Diminished.

I've seen: Bb7+5, Bb7aug5, Bb7(+5), etc.

And, I've seen: Bb7-5, Bb7dim5, Bb7(b5), etc.

It's all over the place with names -- just learn 'em all.
 
No, no to "Major 5". :rollno:

What you are referring to is called "Perfect Fifth".

On the short list there is Perfect Unison, Perfect Fourth, Perfect Fifth, Perfect Octave.

When a Perfect interval is raised a half-step, it then becomes Augmented. When it is lowered a half-step, it then becomes Diminished.

I've seen: Bb7+5, Bb7aug5, Bb7(+5), etc.

And, I've seen: Bb7-5, Bb7dim5, Bb7(b5), etc.

It's all over the place with names -- just learn 'em all.

oh ok, thanks.

sorry, not that good with the names, just able to understand them, tht's all :)
 

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