January 9, 2018How To, Music Theory Eurorack 101 musings The Best Thing I’ve Discovered about Modular Synthesis / Eurorack I’m a […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
June 23, 2016July 25, 2017Music, Original Compositions Theme, variations, and rearrangement Below is a theme that I’ve posted earlier, with another track that […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 10, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Using major pentatonic b6 for altered chords The dominant 7th chord has the ability to take all kinds of […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 9, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory How to use the major pentatonic b6 scale for melodic minor modes Just as the standard major pentatonic scale can be used to create […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 6, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Tritone substitutions The II V I in the key of C is normally expressed […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 5, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Another way to apply pentatonic major to ii V I progressions Another way to look at II V I progressions is to treat […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 4, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory How to apply pentatonic major to ii V I progressions Now that we know how major pentatonic applies to all the different […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
May 2, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Using pentatonic scales to create major modes: Locrian The last major mode is locrian. This scale is used over minor […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
April 29, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Using pentatonic scales to create major modes: Aeolian The second to last of the major modes is aeolian, or natural […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
April 28, 2016July 25, 2017How To, Music Theory Using pentatonic scales to create major modes: Mixolydian Mixolydian forms the third part of the holy triumvirate of the ii […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn