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EZKeys inversion 0 is in fact inversion 2?

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• Posted July 11, 2021 at 12:38 #2770316
  Anders Hansen

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  First, I’m a piano-noob so there might be a simple explanation to this, bare with me 🙂

  I was using EZ-keys as a tool to learn common chords on a piano.

  Starting with a C-major, to me that should be CEG, but if I add a C-chord in EzKeys it’s GCE. Well’ same chord in a way. But if Google around, GCE is the 2:nd inversion of C-major. Same goes for all chord defaults in EzKeys. Ref: https://www.pianochord.org/c-major.html#hide1

  Noticed I can change this by clicking the chord and set inversion to 1, which will give med CEG.

  But shouldn’t the default inversion (0) be the C-major, and inversion 2 be inversion 2? A bit confusing to me.

  So to get C-major I have to set inversion “1” in EzKeys, and inversion “2” is “0”?!

  Please, enlighten me!

  
  EZkeys version: 1.3.2
  Operating system: Windows 10

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