You could explain your
Agahnim
Nostalgic Gamer Location: Antofagasta, Chile Joined: Jan 01 2009 |
You could explain your process a bit more... An idea could be to start the song in the original key then transposing to the new one in the same track... just an idea.
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not really enjoyable to
Jacob31593
Location: Tampa, FL Joined: Jan 04 2009 |
not really enjoyable to listen to, but interesting post breezy next! |
Re: You could explain your
Max_depa
Location: Italy Joined: Feb 11 2010 |
Agahnim said
To Zanarkand is based on E minor scale, so it's in G key (with just one #). Here i tried to transpose the melody on E major scale, in E key (with four #). So in the new key all the chord changes, Em -> E, G -> G#m, Am -> A, Bm -> B, C -> C#m, etc. so the result it's like a whole new song, with same structure but a "major" feeling :) Jacob31593 said
If you think this is unenjoyable, breezy will be even worse ahahah |
Re: You could explain your
Giogiogio4
For all the dreamers: Our planet's dream is not over yet... Joined: Jun 10 2010 |
Em to GM would be more of a Mode change within the same key. Tons of songs do it. They start off in a Minor key and continue the melody into the relative major. of course depending on what position your playing it in it could still look like your playing it in a minor scale. But Em to EM is an entire key change. Much more contrast then simply going from a a minor to a relative major. Kinda hard to explain, Your just simply turning Em to Emaj, chords and all. it adds great contrast whenever its done. I did the same thing here: 1:35 went from Major to Minor, Start was in Minor of course. Of course it's always fun to change things:
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Re: You could explain your
Agahnim
Nostalgic Gamer Location: Antofagasta, Chile Joined: Jan 01 2009 |
Yes I understand now, so it's like changing Em(VI) to Emaj(I). So is really going from Gmaj to Emaj (Down a minor 3rd) which is also a common modulation. Hope I got that right.
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Here it is! Breezy in Dm Key
Max_depa
Location: Italy Joined: Feb 11 2010 |
Here it is! Breezy in Dm Key intead of D. The process is the same as the other! Tell me what you guys think :) I can imagine this theme played in a possible walktrough in Balamb in the fourth disk ahah |
Re: Major vs Minor
AllisonthackerJoined: Aug 29 2022 |
Sorry for bringing up the old thread but I find it quite a good idea, I don't understand why I'm only now getting to it but thanks for this! |
Major vs Minor
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I've been doing this for a
KennethchambersJoined: Aug 30 2022 |
But this however depends on the individual person. |
Max_depa
Location: Italy
Joined: Feb 11 2010
Hi! It’s a long time since last time I wrote here! I was studying a lot of music theory for a university exam and I start thinking how the transposition from Minor to Major mode can change the meaning of a song.
If you want to understand what I’m talking about you can found on youtube “Nothing Else Majeur” (Nothing Else Matters in Major Mode) and “Retrieving My Religion” (Losing My Religion in Major Mode).
This two examples inspired me, so I decide that I can change the mode to some ost music and post here the results! Here you can listen the first try!
To Zanarkand in Major Scale!
This music is originally in Em Key, here you can listen it in E Key. I like the way it sounds, this makes me think about an happy ending^^
If you have suggestions/request you can write here :) And please tell me what you guys think about all this project and this first track :)
(The next will be probably Theme of Love in Major or Breezy in Minor mode)