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Subject: Scale question
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Original Message 1/5 28-Sep-00 @ 01:01 PM - Scale question
I think I answered my question by simply inputting the notes into the grid... I use this scale often for dropped-D tuning metal riffs on the guitar, and was wondering what it is. Ever hear the expression a little knowledge is dangerous? I'm trying to figure out what chords I can use over this, but my limited theory is squashing that... So who's got ideas for me?
It's a mode of the Bb major scale, no? It seems to fit a major scale pattern, I use it 'cause I like the half-step between the root and first note, has kind of a grinding effect when used in the above context.
-Craig
-Craig
It's a mode of the Bb major scale, no? It seems to fit a major scale pattern, I use it 'cause I like the half-step between the root and first note, has kind of a grinding effect when used in the above context.
-Craig
-Craig
Message 2/5 28-Sep-00 @ 03:14 PM - RE: Scale question
It's the Phrygian mode transposed down a tone. Sounds good with an F7+ (F,A,C,E) over the final (D) and Eb7+ (Eb,G,Bb,D) over the dominant (Bb). Just play around with the chords as though it's Bb major or G minor, can't go wrong.
Message 4/5 09-Oct-00 @ 04:43 AM - RE: Scale question
Drop D on guitar you and about every psychobilly telecaster terrorist.
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Message 5/5 09-Oct-00 @ 08:15 PM - RE: Scale question
Ummm, yeah, and Steve Vai on "Bad Horsie" too... Umm, was there a point?
-Craig
-Craig
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