chorded
Struck multiple notes
Chorded describes something played or sounded as a chord—multiple musical notes struck together: a chorded passage, richly chorded harmonies.
In computing, chorded refers to input methods requiring simultaneous key presses, as on a chorded keyboard where combinations produce different characters.
The verb chord means to play chords: She chorded along on the guitar.
Phonetic speech transcriber
- keysetCollection of typing buttons
- one-handedDone with one limb
- simultaneousHappening at same time
- keypressButton actuation on keyboard
modifier · shortcut · combination · ergonomic · typing · transcription
Group of three
- voicingExpressing aloud
- progressionSequential forward movement
- consonanceHarmonious sound combination
- dissonanceLack of harmony
resolution · interval · cadence · suspension · inversion · polyphony · counterpoint · homophony
stenotype
Phonetic speech transcriber
- keysetCollection of typing buttons
- one-handedDone with one limb
- simultaneousHappening at same time
keypress · modifier · shortcut · combination · ergonomic · typing · transcription
triad
Group of three
- voicingExpressing aloud
- progressionSequential forward movement
- consonanceHarmonious sound combination
dissonance · resolution · interval · cadence · suspension · inversion · polyphony · counterpoint · homophony · texture
keyboard
Array of input keys
- pianoKeyed percussion instrument
- organBody's working component
- accordionBellows-driven reed instrument
harpsichord · synthesizer · guitar · ukulele · banjo · mandolin · autoharp · zither · dulcimer · harp
- keyboard typesQWERTY, mechanical, membrane, wireless, Bluetooth
chordedsequential
Occurring in succession
linear · standard · conventional · discrete · serial
- strike a chordTrigger emotional recognition
- touch a chordEvoke emotional response
- power chordRoot-fifth guitar voicing
- minor chordTriad with lowered third
- major chordsThree-note happy harmonies
- broken chordChord tones played successively