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By disagreeing with my statement you just further prove my point. THANK YOU! I did enjoy our discourse and learned a few things myself. I hope you...
Rule number one, remove original parts to release on your own. I've had labels decide against releasing my remixes due to contractual...
Nobody should ever believe this.
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Nope, not difficult, or taken out of context, sorry but there's no other way to interpret that :no: My point is you cannot even"borrow" a melody....
Until your song blows up.
It's when your "inspiration" becomes recognizable as "plagiary" that legal problems will arise. Of course it's a fine line, but as of late, that...
Nothing personal, my friend :mates:. I wholeheartedly disagree with your statement "A melody alone does not make a song" and I'm sure there's some...
That's certainly a funny way to look at it since melody is the one thing you can't copy and sample copyright belongs to the original...
Melody and lyrics, the two things you can't copy. You can copy harmony but only if you write a new melody on top. This is contrafact. "Borrowing...
ignore it, it's a spambot
ALL WESTERN SCALES/MODES SHARE THE SAME NOTES/STEPS/INTERVALS but they just start on a different step. (all white keys) C-C - ionion D-D - dorian...
thanks for sparking my interest in looking for other scales that might fit your predicament! just found another: Phrygian dim4 scale! this one...
"Most often choirs consist of four sections intended to sing in four part harmony, but there is no limit to the number of possible parts as long...
sounds to me like melodyne is confused and it's confusing you even more. when you say shifting a note, do you mean shifting a note with in the...
Harmony IS the balance of consonance and dissonance, you don't get one without the other. Good and evil... Old fashioned theory? It sounds like...
What are some of these "sounds"? Can you give me an example of an instrument or "timbre" that sounds bad playing certain scales?
Try not to use non musical descriptive terms to explain very structural musical concepts. If you're thinking you're doing something different,...
minor 2nd? flat 9?
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