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That is absolutely beautiful. Can someone with more Theory knowledge comment on the relationship between squares? I can't seem to find a single ugly chord!
by ed 18y ago
That is absolutely beautiful. Can someone with more Theory knowledge comment on the relationship between squares? I can't seem to find a single ugly chord!
- gb 18y agoIt's a D major pentatonic scale, I think.
- ThomPete 18y agoas long as you follow some sort of scale harmony you wont get ugly cords.
- ThomPete 18y agoand yes pentatonic scales are used a lot in eastern music so that will solve it. You only have 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th
- mtinkerhess 18y agoA pentatonic scale such as the one in this app consists of scale degrees 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6.
- cturner 18y agoFor more information, see this series: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpvfSOP2slk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpvfSOP2slk Pentatonic scale is seriously cool (when do re mi so la) because you can combine any sequence of sounds and it always sounds good. I've been writing a monitoring app whereby each system in our infrastructure has its own motif and when something happens it gets played on the monitoring box. At least.. that's the goal. Currently a stuck on the network protocol and generally frustated with lack of solid multiplatform sound options. Have been working in jython.