What is solfege anyway?

idk how they determine modes actually

bhahahahahahah

Cool, but no one really steps forward or aside from Manowar / Rhapsody

like, the violinists usually bruteforce remember A note and then go from there

Especially in the lyrics, it’s such a joke

maybe others do something similar

i had an absolute pitch, so it’s not like i cared too much

There’s crash course on yt about modes.
basically
do re mi fa
whole step
whole step
whole step
half step
if i’m not mistaken

i could use relative pitch too

whole = 2
half = 1
to switch modes.
you only need to go
2 1 2 2

at least sort of

but the thing is that you still have to have some starting point

something like that

violinists have A note for that

others idk

DragonForce?

fair

And in symphonic everyone copies Within Temptation, Nightwish

impressive

A couple of songs were decent but nothing special to me

what about peryphery?

No gitlab old project deletion. Change on yesterday’s news: https://www.theregister.com/2022/08/05/gitlab_reverses_deletion_policy/

but the thing is that i got too used to sit there on solfege lessons completely not using my brain, so once we’ve started getting into things you actually need to think about to accomplish, i was fucked

checkout the marigold one,

what is solfege anyway?

Demons & Wizards was a cool project, but politics ruined it

notes, intervals, modes, accords, etc.

I can’t find anything

i see, i’m a guitarfags so i don’t really care about anything except the rule of fifth modes scale and time signature.

Always knew that you weren’t able to think 😏

marigold – periphery

basically when there’s a dictation, students usually get 9 passes, of which, first one is to determine the mode and time signature, and the other 8 are to actually write down the song was played. i usually got everything done in like 3 or 4 passes almost without thinking

Damn, that’s cool.

but once we got into things like picking some accords for accompaniment, then i couldn’t do a thing lmao

tf is an accords?
chord theory?