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Date Posted: 16:25:08 April 20 2003, Sunday
Author: Mike
Subject: Re: Pac-Man Musical
In reply to: Hugh 's message, "Re: Pac-Man Musical" on 05:34:29 April 20 2003, Sunday

>Out of sheer boredom, yet in haste, I already composed
>a theme to Bens' Pac-Man poem before I was kindly
>rejected from the composing part of the project. It
>shall rest until this project comes into fruition.
>Oh, the antici-
>
>As for my resources, I can sing C#!

So, by singing C#, do you mean that you can sing that note, or that you can sing that scale? And I won't even bother to ask which (of about 10) scales you can sing starting on C#.

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[> [> [> Re: Pac-Man Musical -- Hugh, 18:02:58 April 20 2003, Sunday

We'll, here's what I can do. I'll record my singing of the note C#, find a device that can change the pitch and length of anything I plug into it, have my singing of C# mapped to every key of a keyboard, and have it so all our Pacman instrumentals are played with only my one sung note. And there are a heckuva lot more than 10 scales that can be sung starting on C#.


>So, by singing C#, do you mean that you can sing that
>note, or that you can sing that scale? And I won't
>even bother to ask which (of about 10) scales you can
>sing starting on C#.


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[> [> [> [> Re: Pac-Man Musical -- Hugh, 18:04:25 April 20 2003, Sunday

Ooops. Didn't mean to say "our"

>We'll, here's what I can do. I'll record my singing
>of the note C#, find a device that can change the
>pitch and length of anything I plug into it, have my
>singing of C# mapped to every key of a keyboard, and
>have it so all our Pacman instrumentals are played
>with only my one sung note. And there are a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.apassion4jazz.net/scales2.html">heckuv
>a lot more than 10 scales that can be sung
>starting on C#.
>
>
>>So, by singing C#, do you mean that you can sing that
>>note, or that you can sing that scale? And I won't
>>even bother to ask which (of about 10) scales you can
>>sing starting on C#.


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[> [> [> [> Re: Pac-Man Musical -- Mike, 18:37:20 April 20 2003, Sunday

>We'll, here's what I can do. I'll record my singing
>of the note C#, find a device that can change the
>pitch and length of anything I plug into it, have my
>singing of C# mapped to every key of a keyboard, and
>have it so all our Pacman instrumentals are played
>with only my one sung note. And there are a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.apassion4jazz.net/scales2.html">heckuv
>a lot more than 10 scales that can be sung
>starting on C#.

Yeah. Sigh...I've been learning so much, and they keep throwing new shit at me. What I actually meant is the basic scales. You know, major, natural minor, harmonic minor, melodic minor, whole tone, chromatic, major pentatonic, minor pentatonic, and the dorian, phyrgian, lydian, mixolydian, and locrian modes.

Of course, any musician worth his salt knows that the ionian and aeolian modes are just major and natural minor, respectively.


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[> [> [> [> [> Re: Pac-Man Musical -- Hugh, 21:45:29 April 20 2003, Sunday

Ah. But do you know what a (possible thread path) hemiola is?

>Yeah. Sigh...I've been learning so much, and they keep
>throwing new shit at me. What I actually meant is the
>basic scales. You know, major, natural minor, harmonic
>minor, melodic minor, whole tone, chromatic, major
>pentatonic, minor pentatonic, and the dorian,
>phyrgian, lydian, mixolydian, and locrian modes.
>
>Of course, any musician worth his salt knows that the
>ionian and aeolian modes are just major and natural
>minor, respectively.


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[> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Pac-Man Musical -- Mike, 12:15:27 April 21 2003, Monday

Pfft. Yeah. I learned that before I went to Berklee. Who doesn't know that? I mean, besides non-musicians and people who didn't take Music Theory or pay attention when they did.

>Ah. But do you know what a (possible thread path) rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.livejournal.com/community/composing/12
>061.html">hemiola is?
>


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