QUOTE(darrencw @ Sep 21 2006, 02:11 PM)
Its alright.I'm just discouraged.My purpose here is to learn and at the same time trying to contribute what i know here.So i don't see any point being joked around.Besides,its not the first remark.Anyway,if i've offended anyone i sincerely apologize.
What is GAS anyway? Wanna ask since long ago..
whoah..easy there. anyway if its any consolation I'm not that good in guitar..heck I can't handle six so I play the bass..4 strings=much easier What is GAS anyway? Wanna ask since long ago..
Anyways, the dim in me earlier posts refer to diminished chords...you know Ddim or Cdim. Yes, the chord is constructed: R-flat3-flat5 however this is actually a simple diminished chord... the complete chord should be r-flat3-flat5-doubleflat7.. huh double flat 7? yep... so in a c dim chord you've got c-eflat-gflat-A (flat of b flat). So how do you even solo/scale over a dim chord?? easy you construct a diminished scale!
2 ways: w-h scale or h-w scale (whole step-half step)
w-h scale is constructed by alternating w and h...e.g. w-h-w-h-w-h-w-h which works out to be a R-3flat-5flat-6flat-7double flat-7-R
so a Cdim scale you can use to sound real (malmsteenish or neo-rockish..sorry I'm a bassist after all) would be
c-d-eflat-f-gflat-aflat-a-b-c
make sure you resolve this scale cos though it sounds really cool and mystical...it really sorta hangs.....soloing with minor scales...stick to learning your melodic minors....more useful and pleasant sounding....
hope this helps ya.
ooops...h-w scale is constructed...yeah you guessed it with alternating half and whole steps...
I too suffer from GAS.....*group hug*
This post has been edited by stefanong: Sep 21 2006, 03:06 PM
Sep 21 2006, 03:03 PM

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