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You may use a similar reasoning on an ascending chromatic passage. The following progression: A(5) Bb(5) B(5) May then become: A(5) Bb(b5) B(5) Naturally, you may wish to anticipate the fifth of the last power chord, instead of holding the fifth of the first chord, on both descending and ascending situations. It's all a matter of context and personal taste, and I'll leave you to experiment.

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