The Sound of Hungarian Major [Music Theory - Songwriting]
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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In this video, I explore and compose a song using the Hungarian Major Scale. I discuss what makes it different from Ionian (Major Scale) and I will also use some Modal Modulation with Mixolydian to smooth out some passages in the example song. The final version of the song thus uses some modal interchange to achieve the perfect mix of mood.
I use a 1992 Epiphone Sheraton to demonstrate
In the final version, I use:
Guitar: 1992 Epiphone Sheraton, 2022 American Original 60s Thinline Telecaster
Bass: 1975 Rickenbacker 4001
Synth: Roland SRX
Vocals recorded with a Shure SM7B
I use the Art Pro MPA II and the Art Pro VLA II as outboard gear.
My MIDI controller is a Yamaha DX7
Everything is recorded using a Universal Audio Apollo Twin USB.
Mixed and recorded with Cubase 12 Pro.
Song: Down the Drain
Words and Music by David Boily
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Guitar lessons with John Wick. haha great video man.
Why doesn't this have 20k views?
Thank you, David! This was very inspiring!
This is a very underrated channel. Keep it up!
good video! I love hungarian minor ! the B flat in the scale is very symphonic!
Your music 🎶! And style is so cool 😎 please 🙏 keep teaching modes 💛💛💛
I've been waiting for it
I'm learning a lot from your channel, thanks for all the content!
I love hearing another modal pioneer in action this scale is fantastic
I would love to hear the other modes of this from your perspective
Would love to hear a cover of Uninvited but in this mode.
Wow subscriber gained sir! This has Opeth all over it
wow - awesome video
Just discovered your channel a day or 2 ago and have already binged all of these modal exploration videos! Amazing stuff my friend! Could I make a request for Lydian Minor next? Amazing scale I've been exploring recently!
1 2 3 #4 5 b6 b7
Very interesting stuff comes from it with the 2 half steps in the middle there. I believe same family as Neopolitan Major. Keep up the awesome videos can't wait for more!
wow, beautifull video teacher, congratulations.
WOW! Mind= blown! OMG, I think your channel just became a "rabbit hole" of music theory for me to go down. This is the first video of yours I've seen, and I'm soooo glad it came into my feed!
Whoo hoo! So happy to get a new video from you. =D
Thank you for another fascinating video! I'm familiar with this scale, although I never used it for making chords and tonalities like you do. I just used it for melodies as a variation of lydian dominant ("acoustic scale") with the #2 as a "chromatic note". In similar fashion I sometimes used b2 instead, which is called romanian major and can give a really spooky feel. Sounds very nice on flutes I think :-) One funny thing I recently realized is, combining these two scales gives the dominant diminished scale!
This is fantastic.
Aha! Now I know where Steven Wilson gets it! ;)
This sounds a lot like...Opeth? o.0
Definitely reminds me of Gabor Szabo