ToneMatrix

Nitefly said:
A vertical strip represents the 7 notes of a scale. Therefore if you select the bottom left square, and select the square 6 notes above it, you will realise they are infact the same note, except they are at a different pitch.

Since they are all notes of the same scale, they will all sound nice together. It isn't so easy on a real instrument :p
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I like the way all the notes in the scale harmonise... Do you know the scale used? It sounds a little like the pentatonic scale but now you've said 7 notes that's thrown a spanner in the works... ;)

Here's my tune:
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MikeHunt79 said:
I like the way all the notes in the scale harmonise... Do you know the scale used? It sounds a little like the pentatonic scale but now you've said 7 notes that's thrown a spanner in the works... ;)
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Spot on! It is a pentatonic scale, and uses 5 notes rather than the 7 I previously mentioned. Thus this:

Therefore if you select the bottom left square, and select the square 6 notes above it, you will realise they are infact the same note, except they are at a different pitch.
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Was also incorrect.
 
cool, you can copy and paste your tunes!

Try this:

15872,8704,10752,14344,248,15880,4608,16120,32,16120,1024,2296,1192,16008,10752,8704

Copy that, right click the tone matrix board and select paste.

:)
 
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