I guessing it is a pentatonic of some type..
E, F#, G#, B, C#, E
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I guessing it is a pentatonic of some type..
E, F#, G#, B, C#, E
Yep, it's Emaj pentatonic.
notice there are 5 notes. Pent being the latin word for 5.
Yup, and simply use those same notes, but start from C#, and you've got your relative minor, C# Minor Pentatonic. (same difference).
Great thanks! If I wanted to transpose that into another key like say G then would this be right?
G, A, B, C#, E, G
Close but your C# should really be a D (i.e., it's up a step and a half and D is the 5th of the G major scale).Quote:
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According to my research it could be:
Pentatonic Minor-C#, Pentatonic Major-E or Pentatonic Neutral-F#.
It could, however, if you don't mind a few extra notes, also be:
Major-A, Ionian-A, Lydian-A, Locrian-A#, Major-B, Ionian-B,
Dorian-B, Mixolydian-B, Dominant 7th-B, Blues-C#, Dorian-C#,
Phrygian-C#, Aeolian-C#, Lydian-D, Phygian-D#, Locrian-D#, Major-E, Ionian-E, Lydian-E, Mixolydian-E, Dominant 7th-E, Dorian-F#, Mixolydian-F#, Aeolian-F#, Dominant 7th-F#, Phrygian-G#, Aeolian-G#,
Locrian-G# or Diminished-G#.
I think.
That's what my spreadsheet tells me :)
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