Chris Weisman explains his "New Major" & "New Minor" scales

[@tristanpaxton51]

Whoa! 4 hour round 2 must be coming between you two. Stoked!

[@usa_dumpsterfire]

Where's the full video on this one??

[@PabloHeldmusic]

it's available through the "music lessons" tier on my patreon page: www.patreon.com/pabloheld

[@gahgahgahd00]

also a fashion icon

[@Remi-B-Goode]

Very interesting, thank you for sharing!

[@andresmarino2788]

Such a wonderful exchange

[@rolfschorfheide3568]

Wow! Thanks for that!! And keep on!!

[@tombora2173]

LET'S GOOOOOOO

[@PabloHeldmusic]

That’s what I thought after Chris showed me this

[@m.e.5313]

this is the kind of shit I live for, and Im an oil painter (realist/ naturalist.) you’re both great musicians!

[@PabloHeldmusic]

Thanks for this beautiful feedback!

[@theactorjohnlarroquette]

Get another name!

[@Riedel777]

Sounds great! 🎹🎵🎶🎵🎶

[@intuneorange]

Thesaurus of Scales by Nicky Slominsky

[@tonyedwards4067]

Calt/Fmaj...nice..

[@bubsadoozy]

Ok so: Eb: New Major = C Major no 7 Eb: New Minor = Gb Major no 7 New major has a b2/b9 then?

[@PabloHeldmusic]

Yes!

[@neocolors]

And no root! (On the new Major) This sounds incredibly modern and is so simple at the same time, great concept!

[@bubsadoozy]

@@neocolors Definitely simple if you think about it as Triads. For Eb: 6 = Major / 7 = Minor, #4 = Minor -- at least in terms of having shapes to play with right away. I know a lot of people like to think of hexatonic scales as just collections of triads.

[@neocolors]

@@bubsadoozy cool, any idea where I can learn more about hexatonic scales for Improvisation?

[@bubsadoozy]

@@neocolors I learned about it from the book "Line Games" - Randy Vincent (Julian Lage's old teacher) but I've also seen the YT channel Open Studio discuss it as well. Look up "Triad Pair Hexatonics" and you should find some great info.

[@paxwallace8324]

I mean what are the implications cause it just sounds way inside. I mean like D/Eb in the bass add G maybe or Fmaj7#5/Bb in the bass.

[@ThePedroPimenta]

ba mt tri