Hi!
Except for the third note (c) everything else is from E diminished scale ( e, f, g, g#, a#, b, c#, d). I should try to make more these little "compositions" using unusual scales. It would be great practice I think.
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Cheers, Mikko
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Composing with dim scale
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Partscaster
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Thanks, and yes, unusual scale compositions would be appreciated. Which scale uses just whole steps ? I could look it up, but I first thought this was that one.
I just looked it up. Whole tone scale. I remember my brother teaching me that, over whole tone chord shapes. Very unusual, but makes sense.
I just looked it up. Whole tone scale. I remember my brother teaching me that, over whole tone chord shapes. Very unusual, but makes sense.
"The man that hath no music in himself, nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. The motions of his spirit are dull as night, and his affections dark as Erebus. Let no such man be trusted."
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Thank you! I have tryed that sometime ago. It's difficult to get ok sounding IMO.Partscaster wrote:Thanks, and yes, unusual scale compositions would be appreciated. Which scale uses just whole steps ? I could look it up, but I first thought this was that one.
I just looked it up. Whole tone scale. I remember my brother teaching me that, over whole tone chord shapes. Very unusual, but makes sense.
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