Anybody use the Goodchord Voice Leading Books?

[sully75]

Hey Jimmy

I was always interested in the Mick Goodrich Falling Grace book that's rumored to exist. Is there any chance it will come out at some point?

[Christian Miller]

An attempt was made...

An attempt was made - YouTube

I deem these chords to be noice.

[Alon Segal]

Hey everyone, I'm joining this monster of a thread at the recommendation of 'Jimmy blue note'.
Honestly, it will take me some time to jump into all 50 pages of it (though I’m sure I’ll really enjoy the content), but in the meantime, I wanted to share a voicing app I built that visualizes chord diagrams based on Mick Goodrick’s cycles.

The app is called VoicyLab, and yesterday I uploaded an update that includes all the cycles from Almanac Volumes 1 & 2. While the books map everything in C, the app calculates and displays the voicings across all roots.

What's new?

• TBN1 & TBN2 with complete, accurate voice-leading prediction
• Spread clusters complete, accurate voice-leading prediction
• 6 additional scales (Harmonic Major, Lydian Dominant, and more)
• Saved voicing sets: edit, reorder, and create your own progressions
• Play mode: hear your saved sets played one voicing after another
• UI cleanup: removed VL INTERVAL field (didn't add value), cleaner diagrams
• If you've been using it or waiting for this, I'd love to hear what you think of it.

Link: VoicyLab – Mick Goodrick Voicing Engine
Demo video of the update:

I would be honored if you gave it a spin.