ii–V Launchpad

jazz GPS, any destination
Jazz · R&B/SoulC → anywhere · demo lands on Ab (+8 FR)
new 2-7 → new 57 → new 1

Drop in the destination key's own 2- and 5⁷ and the ear accepts any arrival, however distant. Standards hop keys constantly on exactly this hinge. Demo shown landing on b6 — point it anywhere.

hear it in “All the Things You Are” — key travel as form
Lead-in — how players set it upAnywhere — that's the point. End a phrase, insert the module.Or extend the runway — the new key's 6-⁷ before its 2-⁷.Or tritone-sub the module's dominant for a chromatic touchdown.Follow — where it usually goesLand and immediately behave diatonically in the new key.Behave diatonically at once — 1, 4, 5 in the new key, no looking back.Or launch again — ii–V hops chain to anywhere on the map.
Sing the new key's 2–7–1 over the launched ii–V — the melody teaches the ear where you're going before you arrive.Target tones (in C)Cmaj7 — lean on E (3) · B (7)Bbm7 — lean on Db (b3) · Ab (b7)Eb7 — lean on G (3) · Db (b7)Abmaj7 — lean on C (3) · G (7)Half-step wiresC → Db · E → F · Ab ↘ G · G → Ab · Db ↘ CAcross the borderhold these into Ab: C
Cmaj71Δ⁷
Bbm7new 2-⁷ · was b7
Eb7new 5⁷ · was b3
Abmaj7new 1Δ⁷ · was b6
Cmaj71Δ⁷
Bbm7new 2-⁷ · was b7
Fm7new 6-⁷ · was 4
Bbm7new 2-⁷ · was b7
Bbm7new 2-⁷ · was b7
A7new b2⁷ · was 6
Abmaj7new 1Δ⁷ · was b6
Dbmaj7new 4Δ⁷ · was b2
Abnew 1 · was b6
Dbnew 4 · was b2
Ebnew 5 · was b3
Bbm7next 2-⁷ · was b7
Eb7next 5⁷ · was b3
Play this on the neck in Key Change Lab →

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