you can cut and paste in and out too for epic lulz
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This may help answer your question:Tsakali wrote:
Is that attributed to the creator's brilliance or to the brains ability to recognize musical patterns out of chaos?!
I'm sure alot of it has to due to the fact that there is a set bps and that it repeats
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I stand correctedCaptain Mazda wrote:16,3260,2228,4516,14628,11108,31304,22216,17624,52624,35216,52144,19296,53056,36800,0
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Nice
further explanation needed[xeno]Julios wrote:
The scale being used is one not a standard one.
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it's using the D major pentatonic scale, which instead of scale degrees 1-8 ("standard") it uses scale degrees 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6.Tsakali wrote:further explanation needed[xeno]Julios wrote:
The scale being used is one not a standard one.![]()
I know theres a scale there but what's the diff. between this and a "standard" one?
thanks, the " black notes" example did it![xeno]Julios wrote:wouldn't be able to give you a proper explanation, but suffice it to say that certain scales are much more forgiving than others.
The standard western scale is the one that goes up an octave in 12 equally spaced increments.
Ever played around with a piano using only the black notes? That's a forgiving scale that sounds musical no matter what combination or sequence you use.
the scale used in this toy has many notes missing.
Not usually 12 equal spaces.[xeno]Julios wrote:The standard western scale is the one that goes up an octave in 12 equally spaced increments.
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