Music theory...the melodic minor scale
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Music theory...the melodic minor scale
Hi guys i have some very basic music theory knowledge...i know that in the major scale if we are in a certain key for lets say the melody, we can make our bass in the key of the fourth or the fifth of the root,which will also be a major...in the melodic minor scale, if we choose to do the same will the 'bass' melody be the major or the minor of the root note...if it makes sense...any clarification would be greatly appreciated...
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Re: Music theory...the melodic minor scale
The circle of fifths?
Yeah it works for minor too, just dont lay a major chord on a minor's fifth, lay a minor one...
Yeah it works for minor too, just dont lay a major chord on a minor's fifth, lay a minor one...
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Re: Music theory...the melodic minor scale
thank you man just needed some clarity lovin your song, pretty cool atmospheric'ness going, and thanks again
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