How To Listen For Mistakes In A Scale | Ear Training

[@sugastolemywig.4536]

im using this to help me when im trying to improvise my own vocal runs

[@MusiciansAddition]

Wonderful! Being able to hear & identify your scales will help tremendously!

[@rosamolnbeats]

Hey. I’ve question I made a song in scale B Major and the vocals are in C sharp minor. I put them together and it sounds great. But a friend said the vocals are off key. But when I listen to off key on KZbin it sounds awful. Can I combine this two it’s the same notes so the vocal fit or? Help me pls

[@MusiciansAddition]

Interesting. I don't think I've ever seen anyone do that. Why would you want the vocals to be in a different key than the song? If it was because you wanted certain tensions that may require certain notes sharp, it would be better to explore ALL the scales. I only covered the main ones for beginners, but minor scales can branch out into natural, harmonic, & melodic. Then there are other scales such as whole-tone, pentatonic, diminished, and a few others.