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    nice job DB, the only thing I'd add to the tutorial is make sure your notes are in some sort of common scale. It'll help to keep things more harmonically pleasing.

    http://www.pianoworld.com/fun/vpc/piano_chords.htm

    That site has been helping me keep things sounding clean for god knows how long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick DSP View Post
    nice job DB, the only thing I'd add to the tutorial is make sure your notes are in some sort of common scale. It'll help to keep things more harmonically pleasing.

    http://www.pianoworld.com/fun/vpc/piano_chords.htm

    That site has been helping me keep things sounding clean for god knows how long.

    cheers,
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    Isn't the example in the ''chromatical scale'', anyway? :lol:

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    Quote Originally Posted by loopdon View Post
    Isn't the example in the ''chromatical scale'', anyway? :lol:
    That it is, It's just a matter of taste/preference to pick a more musical scale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick DSP View Post
    That it is, It's just a matter of taste/preference to pick a more musical scale.
    I was trying to be funny, i know exactly what both you and steve mean. :roflmao:

 

 

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