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mixing chromatic scale with 5432
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11-03-2018 03:02 PM
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Review question:
Which scales would be applied here:
| Fmaj7 | F#dim7 | G-7 | G#dim 7 |
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Fmaj up and down to third of D, C7 up and down
Originally Posted by rintincop
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That sounds great man!
Originally Posted by joe2758
That would sound burning on a straight 8s tune with static harmony. Pat Martino style
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Nice one man,
Originally Posted by tamirgal
Was picking all the notes intentional?
Have you tried adding slurs, hammer one and pull offs to get more of an authentic articulation sound?
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Fmaj up and down to third of D7
Originally Posted by rintincop
G-7 = Bb6 up and down to third of Bo7 = G#o7
Ahahahaha
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Fmaj up, D7 down to the tritone and then down the tritone to its 5th, C7 up, Gb7 down to 3rd of E7
Originally Posted by christianm77
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Weirdo
Originally Posted by joe2758
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This makes sense if the progression is going back to Fmaj7. But (re C7 up and down) doesn't that depend on how the progression continues? What if it's going to A-7? What would BH approach be in that case?
Originally Posted by joe2758
Ie:
| Fmaj7 | F#dim7 | G-7 | G#dim 7 | resolving to A-7 (say beginning of a iii vi ii V in the next 4 bars).
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Bloody hell m8, what I said
Originally Posted by Tal_175
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Also would play F on the A-7
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Gb7 down to the third of E? It's kinda funny rhytmically don't you think? The third of E ends up being on an off beat
Originally Posted by joe2758
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Wait to the third of Bo7? Wouldn't you play this if we are going to A7? I don't get why would you target Db?
Originally Posted by christianm77
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whatchoo talkin bout osmond, it’s the standard 7 down to the #1. anyway i wouldnt advise that as a basic scale outline, it was more of a bit one-upping christian after he one-upped me
Originally Posted by don_oz
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I thought G7 goes down to the third of E7? Have I been away for too long??
Originally Posted by joe2758
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| Fmaj7 | F#dim7 | G-7 | G#dim 7 |
| A-7 | C-7 F7 | Bbmaj7 | Eb7 |
| F | D7 | G-7 | C 7 ||Last edited by rintincop; 11-05-2018 at 11:30 PM.
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SORRY!
Originally Posted by Tal_175
Ok
I meant Bb major to the third of G7.
I'm a doofus.
But the effect is that is now a Bo7, so therefore the same as G#o7
In effect
F | F#o7 | Gm7 | G#o7
becomes
F | F#o7 | Bb | Bo7
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oh yea oops u right. drunk sorry
Originally Posted by don_oz
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That is not a drunk sorry. A drunk sorry goes something like,
Originally Posted by joe2758
“Geeesh, maaan, I am like soooo sorry. You’re the best, I mean really you’re the beeest! You’re my bro man. Have I ever told you how much I love you, maaan! You’re my bro.”
That’s a proper drunk sorry. ;-)
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you my boy osmond. anyway you can just play it down to the gb
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that's really cool-- my same question as always: E or Eb in the Bb major?
Originally Posted by christianm77
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Eb I think here - the dim7 has a tonicising function to my ear. You could try both.
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our boy posted a bunch of solo guitar performances of monk tunes
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He's playing a strat tho. Unsubbed.
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Snob.
Originally Posted by christianm77
Ok, to be fair. I didn’t like the tone either.
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