any theoryfags on right now? what's your favorite chord?
i like Amaj69
>>52885507
Dmin11
>>52885507
>69 chord
nice meme ending bro
E min9 but I voice the minor third and the 9 together for dem half steps
Ab sus 6 7 10 b12
I Like that one that Korn and Swans uses it's pretty heavyy
>>52885597
you're a guitar player i bet
>>52885626
oops, and the sus is a major second. perfect fourth would sound like shit
I don't know what it's called, but F# G# C#.
>>52885784
F#sus2.
>>52885597
>>52885784
>>52885638
/mu/ confirmed for normalfags
>>52885507
Chords themselves aren't all that great. chord progressions are where its at.
saying that I wrote a huge chord for this orchestral piece.
Flute: Highest B
Clarinet: Low B, C#, high C#
Oboe: Low C#
French Horns: C#, E, B, C#
Trombones: C#, C# 2 octaves up
Trumpets: C#, B, C#
Violin: G#, B, C#, B
Viola: C#, D# (becomes D#, E)
Cello: C#, G#, B, E
Contrabass: C#
Chords aren't always about just the notes, with orchestral music its about doubling and chord colors. certain combinations will give darker or brighter chords.
This chord was supposed to evoke massive space.
sounds like this:
https://clyp.it/at11wlzb
>>52885929
I don't think it does that entirely in the four second sample you provided. Where does it go from there? I've never written anything for an orchestra.
>>52885507
Classic E Maj 7
>>52885929
i am mildly interested in who you are in real life and what kind of music you have released/worked on in your life
also:
Amaj7, Amaj7, G#7, G#7,
Amaj7, Amaj7, G#7, G#7,
F#min7, Fmin6, Dmaj6, C#7,
Bmin7, Bmin7, A#maj7, Gmin7,
Amaj7, Amaj7, Amaj7, Amaj7...
i like that progression a lot
I really like the sound of Amaj7
>>52886181
actually change those Amaj7's at the end to Amaj6's....
yeah that's it....
>>52886080
This is what I have so far: (only just over a minute)
https://clyp.it/isji1mxq
The piece is inspired by the landscape of pic related: huge spaces, so trying to get those huge rolling hills into the music... seems to be working so far. hopefully once its finished I can convince a local orchestra to actually play it.
>>52885654
no, sax player. It feels slightly latin when it's E B D F# G. Ravel also did something like that in ma mere l'oye
>>52886275
sounds like dvorak
>>52886275
that's the interval that iPhone ringtone uses. That's all I could think of lol. I liked the oboe line starting at one minute, I feel like that could develop into a really cool counter melody
>>52886275
That was very nice. Loved the wind arpeggi starting at about :56.
>>52886405
Two of Us by the Beatles uses that major sixth interval as well.
>>52886181
I'm just an obsessed composer from a band background who went to uni and learned to write for orchestra
my SC has a whole bunch of shit
https://soundcloud.com/psllbof/sets/best-shit
>>52886459
cool i'll check it out
