A m(maj7)add13 — 4-Voice Polysynth
A m(maj7)add13 as keyboard voicings — tones named, budget honest, sound on tap.
A m(maj7)add13 is built from A – C – E – F# – G#. On the 4-Voice Polysynth those tones land as real keys, and every chart below names the tone under each one — root position first, then the shapes that earn their place: inversions, the open spread, the 1-3-7 shell.
The 4-Voice Polysynth allots 4 voices across its 49 keys (C2–C6): enough for most qualities, but the extended colors make the reducer earn its keep — each chart shows the arithmetic.
Under this keyboard's own voice architecture the engine reports: dropped: 5th — kept: root, b3, 13th, 7th.