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Heh... as a pianist, I'm used to unusual hand positions. I use my left hand, put the thumb on the right-hand [Alt], left index on the right-hand [Ctrl], and th
by R_Edward 13y ago
Heh... as a pianist, I'm used to unusual hand positions. I use my left hand, put the thumb on the right-hand [Alt], left index on the right-hand [Ctrl], and then left flipper, ring, or pinky, depending on where [Del] is located. I'm amused that people think you have to use two hands.
On my laptop, [Ctrl] and [Alt] are next to each other, so it's right thumb on both of those, and right index for the Del key.
- zwieback 13y agoWhat chord do you hear in your head when you're doing that? Probably some diminished thing.
- R_Edward 13y agoI didn't realize anyone else heard chords with multiple-key presses. For me, the [Ctrl] is an A (435), the [Alt] is a C(5), and the [Del] is an F#(5), so it's a D7 minus the root. A fairly bland chord, when it comes right down to it, but then I imagine a G#(2) underpinning it, to give it just a little character, but still resolve to the nice, bright G.