Need Help Here With Scales/keys |
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Need Help Here With Scales/keys |
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Aug 24 2008, 10:31 AM |
Thanks deep think i got it the song is Cascading mirrors if that helps Ivans myspace page with cascading mirriors
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Aug 24 2008, 11:24 AM |
I agree with DeepRoots. I would give very similar explaination. The pentatonic approach is always the simplest solution if you want to be sure that your notes work over the given chord. Later you can play with modes and see if you can make it more interesting.
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Aug 24 2008, 11:49 AM |
I would just add to take a look at chord progression as well,
not just root key or first chord in progression(which sometimes isn't root at all). With fully analyzed progression you will easily get the idea of scale cause almost every progression(diatonic ones at least) is made from certain scale. -------------------- Youtube
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Aug 24 2008, 01:14 PM |
Some great answers - I'd like to take what DR and Muris said and weave them together just a little more if I may ..
As DR said, with the info we had. those scales are your choices. As Muris said, the chord progression if Diatonic will give you the scales as well. If for instance, its really in C# Dorian, the chords played would be different to if it were in C# minor - the likliehood is that unless your friend is a theory head he will equate it starting with a chord of C# minor as meaning its in the key of C# minor - most of the time this works, but sometimes not, and the only way to be sure is to analyze the progression as Muris said. However, DR gave the most practical answer, so do what he said and just see if it sounds ok! EDIT: After listening to the link, yes, Minor or Penta will work great for both sedctions -------------------- Check out my Instructor profile
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