Though the system gets more complex than these basics, some chords like suspended and non-scale chords cannot be indicated by this notation. It is mainly meant for analysis of related chords in progressions and not a replacement for the staff, so all “non-essential” notes are kept out. Some complex added chords are noted as a basic triad, using the base numeral and adding the interval name after it (as in other chords) and when a triad a half step above or below is to be noted, an accidental is placed in front of the numeral (C# in scale of C is #I; Gb will be bV; C add9 will be Imaj9)
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