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I not familiar with the specific term "modulating chord."  However, a 
"modulation"  is a key change made within the structure and organization 
of a composition.    In other words, just to change to a new key is not 
a modulation, but to change it an effort to continue the music (take it 
somewhere else) is a modulation.  Pop music is full of modulations.  So 
I suppose a "modulating chord" is a chord at the end of passage (such as 
a verse) that forewarns the listener that a key change (modulation) is 
coming.

This is my best guess!

David


smiles20102001 wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am use logic to compose a midi track of a chord progression.
>
> But, i have been advised to use modulating chords?
>
> Is this when you do a scale of keys going up and down?
>
> If not can some one please explain with some examples.
>
> Thank you for any help please
>
> I am a beginnr to music theory but no logic.
>
>
> Debbie  xxx
>
>
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