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Re: Help finding notes.
Last edited by Josht111 on Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help finding notes.
-open fruity loops
-open any synth, 3osc will do the trick
-open the piano roll
-open that youtube link
-press the piano keys in fruity loops until u find the one key in an octave that sounds good when played continuously with the song in youtube
-this should be ur root key
(most probably the song is in a minor key so if u found C, chances are the song is in C minor)
-go there to verify the third and fifth of the chord are correct (ie sound good too)
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/
-there u made it yourself !
i'm deffo no musical genius, but this method works for me
-open any synth, 3osc will do the trick
-open the piano roll
-open that youtube link
-press the piano keys in fruity loops until u find the one key in an octave that sounds good when played continuously with the song in youtube
-this should be ur root key
(most probably the song is in a minor key so if u found C, chances are the song is in C minor)
-go there to verify the third and fifth of the chord are correct (ie sound good too)
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/
-there u made it yourself !
i'm deffo no musical genius, but this method works for me
Re: Help finding notes.
Pretty much - this guy has it spot on.dfaultuzr wrote:-open fruity loops
-open any synth, 3osc will do the trick
-open the piano roll
-open that youtube link
-press the piano keys in fruity loops until u find the one key in an octave that sounds good when played continuously with the song in youtube
-this should be ur root key
(most probably the song is in a minor key so if u found C, chances are the song is in C minor)
-go there to verify the third and fifth of the chord are correct (ie sound good too)
http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/
-there u made it yourself !
i'm deffo no musical genius, but this method works for me
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Re: Help finding notes.
Last edited by Josht111 on Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help finding notes.
aww yea I love this shit - I remember that tune from Dubfire's Global Underground comp.
So! The melody is happening in thirds from the sounds of it...
Tune is not D minor, actually C minor. I have a decent ear, but I'm not a huge music theory buff...anyways here's the progression for you:
C + D# = c minor third. Played 5 times
D# + G = major third. Played 3 times ---- then down to D minor third (D + F) ------ then D# + G once more
then surely a perfect fifth --- G# + D#, played 5 times
A# + D = major third, played 3 times --- then back to the C minor third 2 times.
There are definitely other harmonics and variations and stuff. It's kind of a fun tune to analyze. This should get you started though. Hope this helps!
So! The melody is happening in thirds from the sounds of it...
Tune is not D minor, actually C minor. I have a decent ear, but I'm not a huge music theory buff...anyways here's the progression for you:
C + D# = c minor third. Played 5 times
D# + G = major third. Played 3 times ---- then down to D minor third (D + F) ------ then D# + G once more
then surely a perfect fifth --- G# + D#, played 5 times
A# + D = major third, played 3 times --- then back to the C minor third 2 times.
There are definitely other harmonics and variations and stuff. It's kind of a fun tune to analyze. This should get you started though. Hope this helps!
Re: Help finding notes.
Last edited by Josht111 on Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help finding notes.
Haha - the fact that you're typing in normal English is reward enough. Very happy to help. PM me with that remix when you get it going!
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