guitar players
AEstud
07-05-2002, 10:31 PM
what notes are in the key of E,A,G,D,F,C, and B?
JE123
07-06-2002, 12:25 AM
I tried learning guitar, but it was too damn hard. So I wish you luck. I found that this is a pretty good site and they can probably answer any questions you have.
http://www.tabcrawler.com/forums/
http://www.tabcrawler.com/forums/
Ssom
07-06-2002, 03:48 AM
YIKES!!!!!!! I have to wish you good luck here, the guitar makes the piano look like a piece of cake, nonetheless, I will ask around for you :flash:
VideoNasty
07-06-2002, 08:07 AM
wow.....I've played guitar for years and years and years and have never given a rats ass to keys etc. of course I was very self taught.
I used to know, but I stopped being technical and started being creative. Just playing with chords and riffs til i had something that sounded cool. then I'd take it to the rest of the band.
I used to know, but I stopped being technical and started being creative. Just playing with chords and riffs til i had something that sounded cool. then I'd take it to the rest of the band.
AEstud
07-06-2002, 08:45 AM
I use to use tabcrawler for tabs but now I use mxtabs cuz its more reliable. I need the notes b/c Im composing alot of songs music to lyrics and I always have a hard time remembering which notes go in which key.
CAptynCrunch
07-06-2002, 08:08 PM
Originally posted by AEstud
what notes are in the key of E,A,G,D,F,C, and B?
Well, that depends. Do you want Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Phrygian?
GIVE ME A MODE MAN!!!! :)
Oh well, I'll just assume Major cause thats what 90% of all popular music is written in.
Technically Every key contains every note, it's just a matter of wether or not it natural, flat or sharp.
In E there are 4 #'s(Sharps). Using the old ryhme:
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle. (FCGDAEB)
We find that in the key of E the notes; F, C, G, and D are sharpened. So therefore the key of E would be:
E, F#, G#, A, B, C#, D#, E.
Now to find the other keys just use the circle of fifths progression to find out how many sharps are in each key then just count off that many in the list above and those notes will be sharp.
Just incase you don't know what the circle of fifths is, I'll tell you how many sharps each key has, but you've got to figuire out what those sharps are yourself :) Remember, the only way to becoming a better musician, or anyhting for that matter, is to practice and keep learning.
A: 3 #'s
B: 5 #'s
C: 0 #'s
D: 2 #'s
E: 4 #'s
F: 6 #'s
G: 1 #.
If you need anymore help just ask :)
what notes are in the key of E,A,G,D,F,C, and B?
Well, that depends. Do you want Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Phrygian?
GIVE ME A MODE MAN!!!! :)
Oh well, I'll just assume Major cause thats what 90% of all popular music is written in.
Technically Every key contains every note, it's just a matter of wether or not it natural, flat or sharp.
In E there are 4 #'s(Sharps). Using the old ryhme:
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle. (FCGDAEB)
We find that in the key of E the notes; F, C, G, and D are sharpened. So therefore the key of E would be:
E, F#, G#, A, B, C#, D#, E.
Now to find the other keys just use the circle of fifths progression to find out how many sharps are in each key then just count off that many in the list above and those notes will be sharp.
Just incase you don't know what the circle of fifths is, I'll tell you how many sharps each key has, but you've got to figuire out what those sharps are yourself :) Remember, the only way to becoming a better musician, or anyhting for that matter, is to practice and keep learning.
A: 3 #'s
B: 5 #'s
C: 0 #'s
D: 2 #'s
E: 4 #'s
F: 6 #'s
G: 1 #.
If you need anymore help just ask :)
AEstud
07-06-2002, 08:24 PM
sorry about not putting the mode, I forgot about it. thanks for the info.
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