I chalenge you to tell me the name of the Scale/Mode,
By analizing the following harmonized chords.
Gmaj
AbMaj7
Bdim
Cm
Ddim
Ebaug5
Fm7
It is nothing impresive, but you might be surprised of how much or how little you know.
I hope to see some answers. ;)
I chalenge you...
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Originally Posted by: Klondike MikeHow about the 3rd mode of Eb Melodic minor?
Or, Root, flat 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, b6th, b7th.
Unfortunately not.
The chord built on the third degree of the Eb melodic minor is a "Gb", and I have a "Gmaj".
The chord built on the fifth of the Eb melodic minor is a "Bb", and I have a "Bdim" in my progression.
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wow, i wish i knew even the first thing about theory.... :rolleyes:
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You smoke the day's last cigarette
Rememb'rin' what she said
As you lie awake in bed
With the echoes from the amplifiers
Ringing in your head
You smoke the day's last cigarette
Rememb'rin' what she said
Originally Posted by: Cryptic ExcretionsI'm a super hero. It's what I do.
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Originally Posted by: DonnanI'll take a stab and say Mixolydian since it is a Maj scale with a b7
A mixolydian has just one diminished chord(built on the third degree of the mode).
And I have two diminished chords plus an Aug5.
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Originally Posted by: CW14The augmented 4th mode of the G# harmonic major scale?
Ok. Here is the Harmonic Major Scale In the key of G#/Ab.
Ab-Bb-C-Db-Eb-E-G-Ab
The notes in darker letters are the perfect intervals, and those are the ones that you normally sharp to get an augmented. Or you can sharp a major to get an augmented, but none of those correspond to my progression.
So if you play the augmented fourth of the G#/Ab Harmonic Major, you would be playing "D".
So it`s not the augmented fourth of the G# harmonic Major.
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Originally Posted by: 16andlifetogowow, i wish i knew even the first thing about theory.... :rolleyes:
i'm with this guy ;)
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I dunno... if I felt like spending 2 hours trying to figure it out, I'm sure I could... but I don't...
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are the notes of the scale G# B C D D# E F G# ......?
if so they are unfamiliar intervals to me, but that's what I found those chords to be built on.
if so they are unfamiliar intervals to me, but that's what I found those chords to be built on.
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Originally Posted by: Donnanare the notes of the scale G# B C D D# E F G# ......?
if so they are unfamiliar intervals to me, but that's what I found those chords to be built on.
No. Those are not the notes of the scale. You have a G# and I have a natural G.
Notice that I choose to call the sixth degree of the scale/mode Eb rather than the enharmonic D#.
And you are missing the Ab note.
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Originally Posted by: AkiraAre you going to spill the beans then? That way we can actually learn something.
amen. :D
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Originally Posted by: equatorI chalenge you to tell me the name of the Scale/Mode,
By analizing the following harmonized chords.
Gmaj
AbMaj7
Bdim
Cm
Ddim
Ebaug5
Fm7
It is nothing impresive, but you might be surprised of how much or how little you know.
I hope to see some answers. ;)
Gmaj = G-B-D------------->???? is it a major chord or maj7
AbMaj7 = Ab-C-Eb-G
Bdim = B-D-F
Cm = C-Eb-G
Ddim = D-F-Ab
Ebaug5 = Eb-G-B
Fm7 = F-Ab-C-Eb
Ab-B-C-D-Eb-F-G-Ab Im right?
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were's Jolly when you need him?
Later in the evening
As you lie awake in bed
With the echoes from the amplifiers
Ringing in your head
You smoke the day's last cigarette
Rememb'rin' what she said
As you lie awake in bed
With the echoes from the amplifiers
Ringing in your head
You smoke the day's last cigarette
Rememb'rin' what she said
Originally Posted by: Cryptic ExcretionsI'm a super hero. It's what I do.
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Originally Posted by: VHLOGmaj = G-B-D------------->???? is it a major chord or maj7
AbMaj7 = Ab-C-Eb-G
Bdim = B-D-F
Cm = C-Eb-G
Ddim = D-F-Ab
Ebaug5 = Eb-G-B
Fm7 = F-Ab-C-Eb
Ab-B-C-D-Eb-F-G-Ab Im right?
Good job figuring out the notes that make each chord.
The first chord can be either:
G=[G-B-D]
or
G7=[G-B-D-F]
The question was. What is the name of the Scale/Mode?
And the root is not Ab.
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It's Cminor with a diminished leading tone chord. Why you don't have the diminished seventh on that B diminished is beyond me, it would help you lead into it... then again... Of course, it could just be C harmonic Minor since there's no Bb. Well, it IS C harmonic minor, but I'm gonna call it Cminor with a diminished leading-tone chord because that's also true of those notes and it sounds much smarter.
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Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonIt's Cminor with a diminished leading tone chord. Why you don't have the diminished seventh on that B diminished is beyond me, it would help you lead into it... then again... Of course, it could just be C harmonic Minor since there's no Bb. Well, it IS C harmonic minor, but I'm gonna call it Cminor with a diminished leading-tone chord because that's also true of those notes and it sounds much smarter.
YEAH!!! what he said!!!
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Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonIt's Cminor with a diminished leading tone chord. Why you don't have the diminished seventh on that B diminished is beyond me, it would help you lead into it... then again... Of course, it could just be C harmonic Minor since there's no Bb. Well, it IS C harmonic minor, but I'm gonna call it Cminor with a diminished leading-tone chord because that's also true of those notes and it sounds much smarter.
Well, if you use the leading tone of the minor, you have a harmonic minor. Don`t you?
If you have the root on "C"; then yes, a Bdim7 chord would lead you right back to the "home chord".
But this is not the case because I don`t have the root on "C".
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.....guessing by equators answer that he didnt :( .....
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