I am quite surprised that he numbers modes/scale in alphabetical order Dorian=2, rather than the more intuitive circle of 5th order Dorian=3 which makes modes and scales much easier to understand.
Thanks Chris. Very cool indeed. You caused me to investigate scales other than the ones I normally use. This might cause you to buy a cheap Android tablet and SmartChord unlimited ;0) The fretboard map at the bottom is for the instrument and tuning I have selected. You probably don't much care about that for electronic music, but the general music stuff you might find to be useful.
This is very cool:
https://producersociety.com/what-is-the-darkest-scale-double-harmonic-major/
Beato's video is worth the ten minutes.
And thanks for that pointing to this very good page.
https://producersociety.com/how-to-learn-music-theory-the-definitive-guide/
I am quite surprised that he numbers modes/scale in alphabetical order Dorian=2, rather than the more intuitive circle of 5th order Dorian=3 which makes modes and scales much easier to understand.
Thanks Chris. Very cool indeed. You caused me to investigate scales other than the ones I normally use. This might cause you to buy a cheap Android tablet and SmartChord unlimited ;0) The fretboard map at the bottom is for the instrument and tuning I have selected. You probably don't much care about that for electronic music, but the general music stuff you might find to be useful.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iBYjopP7JCm-9WD7gva8ZIb1VFH79zSr/view?usp=sharing
I've been playing classical guitar since the mid 70s. I can use those scales. Yeah I can get a latest-model-but-one dirt cheap Android here.
We're hijacking Steve's thread to talk about music theory. Write me at cheopys@gmail.com and let's continue it there.
Right. Serry Steve.