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The Most Useful Music "Theory" You Can Learn!
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
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When you think music ‘theory’ a lot of you out there probably start thinking about stuff like Scales or maybe Chord Tones or maybe even the whole study of Functional Harmony.
Well, that’s all useful and important stuff to learn but there’s a very small area of ‘theory’ bass players often neglect and it’s something that serves a foundation in learning all of that other stuff and is a basis for pretty much everything we do in music.
I’m talking about Intervals. Learn your intervals and everything, and I mean everything, will start to make a lot more sense!
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Intervals are like words the building blocks. I'm stuck on this idea that everything is a type of story. Every person place thing event action situation tells a story every story has a who what where when which why how. Story can teach persuade disuade . Anyhow great vid thanks.
So If the Major 3rd from C is E, is the Major 4th an F or A? Like if C is the root and you go up a major 3rd then a major 4th, is the major 4th from the C or the E?
There's no such thing as a major 4th. C to F is a Perfect 4th. Intervals have nothing to do with scales or keys. They are independent of them. Intervals are measurements from one note to another. The naming convention comes from the major scale degrees but that's where it ends. Scale Degrees and Intervals are different.
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Hi mark I practice major 3rd Intervalls almost every day in all keys for the sake of muscle memory, but honestly I still don’t get the theory behind it. Any go for that? Btw I hate reading. Big up
In standard tuning.....the strings are tune to Perfect 4th or INVERTED 5th
G......................................4
D...........................b7.......R
A..........................4..........5
E..........................R............
KEYS are just PITCH.....If you can play in C MAJOR/A min
You can play in ANY KEY....Simply use the FRETBOARD as a slide ruler
in ther words...The G MAJOR scale has the same INTERVAL as the C MAJOR
scale...it's just in DIFFERENT PITCH.
In other words...You need to learn the entire fretboard in C MAJOR/Amin
The MAJOR scale ( as you know it) is just ONE out of 9 diatonic scales..
it is how ever the REFERENCE point for everything we communicate
Basic chords are just EVERY OTHER NOTE...You get what you get.
CEG...DFA...EGB....FAC..GBD...ACE..BDF
CEGBDFA.....1, 3,5, 7.....9. 11. 13 ( 2, 4, 6)
FAC.....is 1, 3, 5......in reference to the Major scale interval
FACE.....is 1, 3,5, 7
EGB.....count from the E note....in reference to the major scale interval
it's 1. b3. 5.....
EGBD.....it's 1, b3, 5, b7
ACEG = 1, b3, 5, b7 = Amin7
There's other scAles....the formula is still the same..
EVERY OTHER NOTE
example A harmonic min....simply have G# or Aeolydian with a maj7
A BCDEFG#
A, C, E, G#........so the arpeggio are 1, b3, 5, 7.....( Amin/Maj7)
E, G#, B...or E , G#, B, D
1, 3, 5 ....or 1, 3, 5, b7.....Maj or DOMINANT (E7)
The process simply continue....A melodic min......F#. G#
A aeo....with maj6 and maj7
ABCDE F#, G#
it''ll just be like this.....
A min....D7....E7
Well....Sometimes...
It's Amin....G Maj....F Maj...E Maj ..into A min
That's just the basic....
As a bass player...I need you to at least be able to play or know
the arpeggio of the chords...
espcaily when Im SOLOING over the Bass
example....let say you play A MAJOR
I can modulate to harmonize over the A Major chord...
i can play different modes over that A MAJOR TONE center.
The name of these modes simply tells me what the intervals are...that's all.
A ion...
A Mix
A lydian
A Mix b2
A Mix b2, b6
A Mix #4
A mix #2, #4
A ly #2
A loc b4
A phrygain b4
( the b4 has the same pitch as Maj3....that's all)
Just becuase I know how to play whatever ( maj or min) over chords
dosnt mean everyone dose....
Even if i did play a b3 while over a MAJ3....chord.
Im also going to play the maj3 note to harmonize..
The b3 is sort of like a passing note....into or out of the Maj3
Playing the bass sometimes is actaully like playing LEAD...it;s just in LOWER octive.
The process can simply be REVERSE...
I'll simply strike or strum an A MAJOR chord..
You do whatever is clever to harmonize over that A MAJOR chord.
I'll actaully REST sometimes or haft of the time...to let the bass player play..
during turn arounds....sort of like playing DRUM ROLLS...'FILLS.
It gives the band more of a BALANCE SOUND.
Or sometimes...the bass and guitar are mimic each other note for note...
But just in different octives.....
( whatever riff....various modes..ect) it would be helpful if you knew
those intervals....becuase there's different ways to play it on the fret board.
Your fingers might not be long enough..So you need to transfer it to whatever
is more comfortible for you to play it.
OneEyE Monster bro I know how to play in a band and also with the fills and modes it’s just that i am relying on my very ear memory and sometimes plain visual on fretboard, yes I know it’s not always the right way. The basic theory I understand, I’m simply asking what is the exactly role of Intervalls and how to study it while playing, as i said i hate reading, I want to learn it and fully understand it while playing and/or practicing, however.
OneEyE Monster i read your comment again, do you want to say an Intervall is just an actual Intervall between the scales or modes of the scales?! If not then Sorry, i don’t get it :-(
YES....They are...Music theory will make more sense if you learn ALL of it...NOT just ONE scale out of the 9 ( 7 notes)
YOu dont have to learn them all right away ...
but do know they exist...and actaully work together.
He's trying to keep it SIMPLE for you....MASTER it you must...
but you're going to get off of that only one or REFERENCE interval.
IT JUST the REFERENCE.
I'll explain to you as easist as I can ...(ALL 12 NOTES WORK)
1..........2...........3...4.............5.............6............7..8 (REFERENCE)
b2 b3 b5 b6 b7 ( 5 black keys on the piano)
They had to call them something...
b6 = Harmonic MAJOR
b3 = Melodic min
b3, b6 = Harmonic minor
b2, b3 = Melodic min b2.....AKA (N6)
b2, b3. b6 = Harmonic min b2
b3, b5 = melodic min b5
b3, b5. b6 = Harmonic min b5 ( III Mode of Hungarian MAJOR)
b3 #4 = Melodic min #4 ( lydian b3 or IV of Harmonic MAJOR)
b3 #4, b6 = Double harmonic min.....Aka...Hungarian min
b3, b6, b7 = NATURAL Minor
The lydian b3 or melodic min #4..is an overlape from Harmonic MAJOR.
I did it like that...just to help you see...
It's just a melodic min #4,...Vs Harmonic min #4
Those dominant ish...modes...derive from those 9 scales
1..........2...........3...4.............5.............6............7..8 (REFERENCE)
All these modes has the MAJ 3rd and b7 ....in them
mix= ION b7
Lydian = ION #4
Mix b2 = V of Harmonic MAJOR
mix b2, b6 = V of Harmonic Min
mix b6 = V of Melodic min
Mix #4 = IV of melodic min
Mix #2, #4 - Hangarian MAJOR
Loc b4 = VII of melodic min
Phrgian b4 = III of Harmonic MAJOR
The #2...has the same pitch as b3
1..........2...........3...4.............5.............6............7..8 (REFERENCE)
lydian #2
1.................#2 3............#4..5.............6...........7..8
Lydian dominant...( same as Mix #4)
1..........2...........3............#4..5............6...b7.........8
Mix #2, #4 or...Lydian dominant #2 ( Hangarian MAJOR)
1................#2.3.............#4..5.............6..b7.........8
aug
1.........2.........3...4.......................#5...6...........7..8
lydian augmented
1.........2.........3.............#4.............#5..6..........7..8
lydian augmented #2 ( vi of harmonic MAJOR)
1................#2.3...........#4..............#5.6..........7..8
You can REVERSE the PROCESS...PUSH UP from the relative min to
it's Parallel MAJOR...
the 3rd or maj3......b6 or Maj.6.........b7 or maj7
Are JUSt the SECOND ARPEGGIO of the I. IV , V chords
G#.....F#......D#
The D# or #4 is the second arpeggio of the II chord...
If you play C#, F#, G#,....it'll simply be A MAJOR
A min......D min......E min
A min......D min E7
A min D7..........D7
A min B7..........E maj7 ( lydian b3)
or like this,.....C Harmonic MAJOR
The b6 is the second aepggio of the IV chord.
C Maj.....F Maj G7
C Maj F min G7
What is it called when you go down in the guitar to the bottom and with the right you hammer the strings? Anyone? Reply
I (think) it's called "tapping"
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