2009-08-28, 10:21 PM
I get it...but I'm not spoiling it completely for anyone.
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You're a geek if...
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2009-08-28, 10:39 PM
RDal Wrote:It's a Phrygian scale. A minor scale with the supertonic flattened by a semitone. Whatever the he just said
2009-08-28, 10:47 PM
I'm going to have to roll my dice to gather enough charisma points to figure this one out.
2009-08-28, 11:20 PM
RDal Wrote:It's a Phrygian scale. A minor scale with the supertonic flattened by a semitone. I can play that on guitar! (or... used to at least.)
2009-08-28, 11:45 PM
Phrygian isn't sad. It's anger or seriousness. A lot of Metallica's songs are written in the phrygian mode.
Here's a prime example of the phrygian mode in use. Just listen to the angry rhythm guitar. This mode always makes good music to scream to. [youtube]uVnpPmXbzKI[/youtube] Much of this song is in the phrygian mode as well (though it modulates in some parts to show it's not TOTALLY serious): [youtube]tbxt3LM9AvY[/youtube] One more song - this time from Metallica in their song "Master of Puppets". [youtube]_z-hEyVQDRA[/youtube] The phrygian mode becomes evident during this riff with the power chords at the end: ![]() This is, in my mind, the best riff of the whole song.
2009-08-29, 02:27 AM
Despite being a bit of a computer geek myself, I don't understand your siggy O_o
2009-08-29, 02:36 AM
Six years of playing several musical instruments and I learn what a phrygian scale is on a Maple Story forum.
2009-08-29, 12:53 PM
JezzaRules Wrote:Despite being a bit of a computer geek myself, I don't understand your siggy O_o Wrong type of geek .
2009-08-29, 01:06 PM
I'm a geek for sure, but I don't understand that 'at all'. You said it's music-theory? No wonder. I'm not into musical-logic and what not. I'm more of a computer-geek. At first, looking at those numbers, I was thinking you're trying to confuse me with some binary or hex conversion, but that wasn't it.
2009-08-29, 09:46 PM
ClawofBeta Wrote:Wrong type of geekWell, it's Fiel. He (and I, before Fiel mentioned music theory) made a logical assumption
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