Find the Relative Minor using a Major scale

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I was taught to go down 2 instead of up 6. But same concept. Thanks for the simple video!

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I've been searching all day to learn about relatives. I understood this on the first try. You're a good teacher, not exactly crazy about the background music while I'm trying to think. But you're a good teacher.

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I love this and I LOVE THAT THERE'S WORSHIP IN THE BACKGROUND!!! That's so beautiful

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[@INSM8]

Really helpful thanks. A question... Is there a trick to learning the notes of each scale or is it something you need to memorise?

[@roialby7118]

Jack .Inman you can create a major scale using this formula. W means whole step and H means half step. The major scale formula is (W-W-H-W-W-W-H). Pick any note and use this formula to create a major scale. Once you figure out these scales and practice frequently it becomes second nature.

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Sir plz make a video for relative major minor cords

[@dulaldas7650]

How to know a song is in c major or a minor ?

[@JoelDaveofficial]

If the song is sadder usually its a minor song.. if happy then its major

[@dulaldas7650]

@@JoelDaveofficial yes, but sometimes a song is kind of sad but still in major key.

[@JoelDaveofficial]

@@dulaldas7650 Absolutely but thats why we have to hear the song in parts and without its affecting context (the chords/ progression around )

[@ianbegley4535]

Thank you, but the background music is very distracting and unnecessary

[@TheGuitarrmann]

Easier way - from major down three half steps to relative minor from minor up three half steps to relative major

[@pradeepkumarpanda7626]

I also told the same thing. But he disagreed and said you cannot go minor to major. I said minor sets first as I learnt from various sources.

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Plz tell the background music name?

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[@pradeepkumarpanda7626]

I disagree. Since minor scale sets three semitones earlier than its relative major, it should be arrived at by going back to 3 semitones preceding the major.

[@JoelDaveofficial]

Since Major scale is considered as the DIATONIC SCALE we use major to minor not minor to major

[@pradeepkumarpanda7626]

@@JoelDaveofficial Yes, 6th note of a major scale is also taken to find the minor scale. But it is the octave note of the relative minor which actually starts 3 half notes earlier, so far I understand from other sources. How would you explain it?

[@JoelDaveofficial]

@@pradeepkumarpanda7626 can you show me the reference of the sources you're talking about

[@pradeepkumarpanda7626]

@@JoelDaveofficial There are so many videos and books which define both ways but there is one book (I forgot the author's name the soft copy of the book is in my computer which is under repair now) who clearly stated minor scale sets first and this doesn't change the diatonic character of the major which starts from the 3 rd of the minor. For instance if the C major scale starts from octave 3 then it's relative minor is A that started from octave 2.

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what is the relative minor of A and E and B

[@sian7209]

I think the relative minor of A major is F# minor, relative minor of E major is C# minor and relative minor of B major is G# minor

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Beautiful,,it was done in a way self explanatory,, good tutoring.

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Thank sir .you explained well the theory.

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what is the title and artist of the song in the background

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Good teaching, please tell me the background music ?

[@Dwightttttt]

how Do i this with a blues scale ? Ik get different notes for the relative minor!

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thanks so much, do you have any on notation?

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what's your specific question.. like how to read music??

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