Today we are going to create the C minor scale using the keyboard.
The difference between the C Major Scale and the C minor Scale is that the 3rd, 6th, and 7th notes of the C minor scale are one step below those notes in the C Major Scale.
- Open Reason
- Make sure you have a Mixer 14:2
- Create a NN19 Digital Sampler
- Click on the Folder in the upper left hand corner of the NN19.
- In the Patch Browser, click Reason Factory Sound Bank: NN19 Sampler Patches: Guitar: ACGUITAR.smp
- Now that we have our sound loaded we need to play the scale on the keyboard.
- We want to use the Keyboard to play a C minor Scale both up the scale and down the scale.
- Push the Click button on the transport and change the tempo to 80 bpm.
- Practice playing the scale with the click.
- When you have it under your fingers it's time to record it.
- Change the Right loop point from 9 to 3 on the sequencer.
- Hit Record and Play, let the cursor go through the loop and start playing the scale when it gets back to the L.
- After you have recorded the scale, highlight the notes and quantize.
- Save the project in your folder as C minor Scale.
- Now open a new Reason file.
- Create a Drum Beat on the Redrum.
- Add a melody in C minor using the NN19.
- On your blog, answer the following questions.
- How does the C minor scale sound different from the C Major scale?
- What's a melody that uses the C minor scale?
- What's your favorite instrument?
- What's your favorite song right now?
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