Help!!
okay so in putting chords or writing the lead and rhythm parts in your song do it still have a SCALE to follow? or you'll just going to make up ur own??
# 1
The great majority of note sequences within an octave are scales whose name we may or may not know. The rest mostly sounds as nonsense. :confused:
In conclusion, you will spend the great majority, if not all your time playing in existing scales, rather than devising your own.
In conclusion, you will spend the great majority, if not all your time playing in existing scales, rather than devising your own.
Impendance is fruitfull
while the buttons are circled.:eek:
while the buttons are circled.:eek:
# 2
Chords are tonal combinations(Harmony), and the lead is a tonal line vivified by rhythmic beat(Melody).
So, it is important to know the compatibility between chords and scales. However, You do not HAVE to follow one scale in order to compose a song, as long as you know the Scale Relationships, you are going to be able to use the relative scales or parallel scales.
Just take it slowly and start studying the harmony of the Major Scale(triads, inversions, extensions). Then you can study the harmony of the Harmonic Minor Scale, and so on.
Soon everything is going to make sense.
Hope that helps.
So, it is important to know the compatibility between chords and scales. However, You do not HAVE to follow one scale in order to compose a song, as long as you know the Scale Relationships, you are going to be able to use the relative scales or parallel scales.
Just take it slowly and start studying the harmony of the Major Scale(triads, inversions, extensions). Then you can study the harmony of the Harmonic Minor Scale, and so on.
Soon everything is going to make sense.
Hope that helps.
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