Originally Posted By: swingbabymix
C , G , Am , Em , F , C , F , G

But when really making music, it is often written as

C , G/B , Am , Em/G , F , C/E , Dm , G

I have two questions.

1:These two ways of writing sound different in BIAB, don't they?

2: How to judge when to write G as G/B....



What you should hear is the G chord will be associated with a B being played as the Bass note. The Em chord will have a G played as the Bass note, etc.

It is also available from the Chord Builder (right-click on a cell)

For your second question, this is usually used when you want to add anticipation or tension to a chord, or are intending it to resolve differently. There are no hard rules when it can / cannot be used.

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