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Hang on, if Locrian is kind of based on the leading note (which wants to go up semitone) how come the sequence ends up down? Thank you, I was planning an early night but this is going to drive me nuts.
It’s because this is F Locrian which comes from the Gb/F# Major Scale and we are then moving down to E Lydian which comes from the B major scale. When you look at the notes of Gb/F# Major and B Major there is only one note difference because they are next to each other on the cycle of 5ths. Hope that helps!
Cb is known as the enharmonic equivalent to B. We spell it this way because with scales you need to have one note of each letter name. If you spelt it with as B then the scale would have two kinds of Bs and no Cs.
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Sounds great but I'm not even close to capable of this
No worries Clive, take it super slow
I could only do this if I have sheet music for this, but this guy is insane and learned it from memory
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Learn your scales?
God bless you bro ! ❤️🙏🎶
Thanks Alex!
ive never heard of this...man i should join jazz club
Yes you should!
We Need superlocrian😊
It's sounds good too good melody
Yeah it’s an interesting sound as it changes isn’t it.
Great work again I'll practice at home. Thanks. Subscribed.
How to breath this much longer 😮
Control the breath from your diaphragm
great sir God bless you
Thanks You!
Nice.
Thanks Jeffrey!
Play it??? I don't even understand it! 🤣🤣
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Hang on, if Locrian is kind of based on the leading note (which wants to go up semitone) how come the sequence ends up down? Thank you, I was planning an early night but this is going to drive me nuts.
It’s because this is F Locrian which comes from the Gb/F# Major Scale and we are then moving down to E Lydian which comes from the B major scale. When you look at the notes of Gb/F# Major and B Major there is only one note difference because they are next to each other on the cycle of 5ths. Hope that helps!
To my knowledge Cb/B# does not exist in musical notes, or i'm tripping.
Cb is known as the enharmonic equivalent to B. We spell it this way because with scales you need to have one note of each letter name. If you spelt it with as B then the scale would have two kinds of Bs and no Cs.
In other words a Cb is just a B in disguise 🥸
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what the hell type of star wars shit is this? Mixolydian????
You win ‘best comment’! 😂
Mandalorian.
I could only do this if I have sheet music for this, but this guy is insane and learned it from memory
Thanks Hugh!