What scale is this?

[Likui]

A C# D E G#
and
A C# D# E G#

 

[tigi]

A C# D E G# - > A major scale

A C# D# E G# - > E major scale

 

[visa]

yup. beat me to it

 

[wyldeboon]

eh?
i dun think tats the A n E major scale.

 

[THOA]

The only scale I know is fish scale. Ehehehe...

 

[bluepowder]

The first one is some notes of the A Major(AM13 feel to it)

The second one is from the C# Japanese scale

 

[wyldeboon]

some notes of the A Major

yup!
TS,there are more notes in the major,dun get confuse k.

A C# D# E G# - > u can find tis notes in the E major scale


read more on the major scale... very fun to play with modes

 

[Dime]

Yup boon is right.there are more notes on the A major.But still can be associated to A major.

 

[Likui]

A C# D E G# - > A major scale

A C# D# E G# - > E major scale

ok so what kind of A major scale is that and what kind of E major scale is that?

because if the scale is A B C# D E F# G# this is the A major Diatonic scale and A B C# E F# this is the A major Pentatonic scale so A C# D E G# is the A major what scale?

and for A C# D# E G# I don't think is E major because it starts on A. Although the notes are from the E major diatonic you can't say it's from E major, take for example A B C D E F G , you will say this is the A natural minor you won't say this is the C major scale.

 

[tryambaka]

A B C D E F G= C major scale

You can still say its a C major scale, it depends on your angle of vision.

Someone said Japanese scale? then what is the name of that scale?

 

[Likui]

The first one is some notes of the A Major(AM13 feel to it)

The second one is from the C# Japanese scale

yes the 2nd one has the notes from the C# jap scale but I started on A so it won't be C#, because like the notes of C major diatonic is the same as A natural minor but the starting notes make the diff

 

[Likui]

A B C D E F G= C major scale

You can still say its a C major scale, it depends on your angle of vision.

Someone said Japanese scale? then what is the name of that scale?

if A B C D E F G is C major then how would you differentiate between C major scale and A natural minor?

 

[cryingstatue]

if A B C D E F G is C major then how would you differentiate between C major scale and A natural minor?

i think it will depend on what note you are starting from, if you are playing A B C D E F G A then we would label it A natural minor or Aeolian.

if starting frm C to C then we would label it C major

anyway A C# D# E G# , this scale is more likely A Lydian minus the second and 6th degree, which is derived from E major scale for your info..

 

[Likui]

yes I agree with the Starting note thing. Yes those notes are from A lydian however the notes are from E major scale but not derived from there because modes came before scales. but since the startin note is A I won't say it's E major something It probably would be A something. So since I took away some notes from the lydian could it be A lydian pentatonic? Because for A diatonic natural minor, if you remove some notes you will get the A minor pentatonic scale

 

[visa]

not enough info, really. you could tweak it to fit into alot of situations.

what do you need this for?

 

[bluepowder]

Modal usage is useful only with respect to something, so even thought it is the notes of the C# hirajoshi scale, its probably the 5th mode, which would be represented by a drone A for bass or an appropriate chord progression

just for eg, the notes you stated for the other scale: A C# D E G#

they are some notes of the A major scale or the F# natural minor scale or A Double harmonic minor or the G# locrian or the G# persian scale, really depends on how you choose to use it, the chord progression, the note emphasis, the phrasing will make all the difference

 

[vx02]

1 : 1 ? haha.

 

[hotmetal]

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[Tribalcast]

You all so blotted science.

 

[bluepowder]

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