YouTube via hexaphonejam | August 03, 2010
"Hexaphone's simplified six-note keyboard makes it easy to play chords.
This video demonstrates the use of the Minor Chord scale (called "Minor 2" in v1.0) to play dance chords over a bassline.
In this scale, as well as the Major Chords scale (aka Major 2) and Trance scale, all the notes on the bottom row form one chord, and all the notes on the top row form a different chord.
Touching keys to the left or right will transpose these chords up or down.
There are other chords you can make by combining keys from the top and bottom rows - these will be demonstrated in a future advanced lesson."
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