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Is this a scale anybody has heard of?

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nullnaught  
1 Apr 2011 01:30 | Quote
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First of all it's not in any key. Its kind of chromatic. But i use this in one of my songs. It goes.

C - E - F - F# - G - A and to C again.

Thanks.

And by the way. What the purpose of the catagory selector? I see no difference whatever catagory i choose.
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 02:05 | Quote
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im no good at theory,but it may be a pentatonic or a blues scale.maybe kumoi.
use the reverse scale finder above to find out,i would look for you,but i cnt on my phne
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 02:18 | Quote
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its a blues scale.

m3-h-h-h-h-m3-w
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 02:25 | Quote
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its a blues scale.

m3-h-h-h-h-m3-w
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 02:26 | Quote
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[its a blues scale.

m3-h-h-h-h-m3-w
nullnaught  
1 Apr 2011 03:55 | Quote
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all the blues scales have a b3rd. this scale has a major 3rd. it doesnt work on the reverse scale thingy. ive tried that allready.

1 3 4 4# 5 6 and octive. heres the tab.. try it.

e---------------------------8----------------
B---------------7--8--10---------------------
G------9--10--------------------------------
D--10--------------------------------------
Admiral  
1 Apr 2011 04:11 | Quote
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seem slike a mixture of pentatonic major and the blues scale. But it has an interesting sound! Don't know it
nullnaught  
1 Apr 2011 04:23 | Quote
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Actually this is the how i do it. you can do it anywhere.

e-------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------4-4-4--5-5-5-----------
G----------6-6-6-7-7-7----------------------------
D-7-7-7-------------------------------------------

e---------------------5---------------------------
B-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-7--------------------------------

Now starting a 12 bar blues in A major. Acordinging to this position.
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 08:38 | Quote
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on the contrarumy null,my formula has a maj3,
nullnaught  
1 Apr 2011 15:10 | Quote
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like a major c chord has C E G. And a minor c has the D sharp. Or flat E. Besides the C and the G.


And on the contrary to what?
gshredder2112  
1 Apr 2011 15:15 | Quote
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@null i read your your post wrong,i didnt realize you had said your scale had a maj3 i thought you said it had a b3,all appologies
nullnaught  
1 Apr 2011 15:16 | Quote
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thas cool.
Guitarslinger124  
2 Apr 2011 13:57 | Quote
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Looks like C Lydian with a flat 4th.




G Ionian
e:---------------
B:-----------------
G:-----------------
D:-----------2-4-5-
A:-----2-3-5-------
E:-3-5-------------
G A B C D E F G

Your scale includes an F# and leaves out the B and D. So that is where I get the C Lydian b4th from.


Just my .02€ :)
MoshZilla1016  
2 Apr 2011 14:51 | Quote
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I agree with Gs124. Lydian with no 2 or 7. It just has a natural 4, chromatic passing tone, along with the #4. Degrees 1 3 4-#4-5 6. Since it is a Major scale, might be better to call it a #4(Lydian) instead of a b5(blues)just my opinion.
nullnaught  
2 Apr 2011 14:52 | Quote
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MoshZilla1016  
2 Apr 2011 15:12 | Quote
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Same as above but now it's G instead of C.
nullnaught  
2 Apr 2011 15:16 | Quote
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Thats cool. Doesnt really matter. May use that scale in a jam im ganna post. As like part of the rythem.


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