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Modulation

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Common Chord
== Modulation Methods ==
=== Common Chord ===
Uses a chord common that is diatonic to both the source and destination keys to transition between them. In the below example, we modulate from C to G using 2 common chords.
C F G C Em Am D/A G C: I IV V I iii vi G: vi ii V/ii I E--0----1----3----0----0----0-2---2----3-- B--1----1----3---0-1----0----1-3---3----3-- G--0----2----0----0----0----2----2----0-- D--2----3----0----2----2----02----0----0-- A--3----3----2----3----2----0----0----2-- E-------1----3---------0---------------3--
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Cb: iii IV V I
E---4----6----4----4----6----0----2----2--
B---6----7----4----56----7----0----42----4-- G---6----8----5----6----8----1----43----4--
D---6----8----6----6----8----2----4----4--
A---4----6----6----4----6----2----4----2--