← Back to context Comment by ErroneousBosh 8 hours ago Power chords only have two notes (although more than two octaves, I don't know if you count that) 3 comments ErroneousBosh Reply williamdclt 8 hours ago It's self-consistent: those who say that a chord must have at least 3 notes also say that power chords are not technically chords dahart 8 hours ago What do you mean about more than two octaves? The basic power chord is 3 notes, for example E2 + B2 + E3. One of those is an octave. BigTTYGothGF 5 hours ago "Power chord" sounds cooler than "power dyad".
williamdclt 8 hours ago It's self-consistent: those who say that a chord must have at least 3 notes also say that power chords are not technically chords
dahart 8 hours ago What do you mean about more than two octaves? The basic power chord is 3 notes, for example E2 + B2 + E3. One of those is an octave.
It's self-consistent: those who say that a chord must have at least 3 notes also say that power chords are not technically chords
What do you mean about more than two octaves? The basic power chord is 3 notes, for example E2 + B2 + E3. One of those is an octave.
"Power chord" sounds cooler than "power dyad".