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Aurora
A short track, quickly made using mainly Indian instruments from BeatHawk, Roli Noise and GeoShred
Comments
Nice change up pitch… different. The “Harmonic” quad that starts the Arabic Scale really has magical powers. I read that it’s also called the “Harmonic Mixolydian”.
If you take C Harmonic Minor which most scale forcing apps provide you can get the Arabic sound by treating the 5th note as the root.
Harmonic Minor in C
C D Eb F G Ab B C
Arabic Scale on G (uses the same notes starting from the 5th, G)
G Ab B C D Eb F G
To minimize Black Keys play it from E - there’s only 1 black key G#
E F G# A B C D E
A nice trip to the Middle East! Apparently the Aurora could be seen in Cornwall last night (not quite so far to travel!)
Love the analysis @McD 👍
It was the news about the Aurora being seen in the UK that inspired the title Colin @AlterEgo_UK .
Never seen it but live in hope 😊
Nice! Sometimes I feel I hear a Western approach and sometimes something more akin to the scales used in classical Indian music (albeit slightly altered to my ear).
Thanks for the analysis @McD - I’m not really familiar with modes of minor scales, so that’s really helpful to see this.
Some very interesting textures in here. I like the harsh cackling percussion noise, particularly. And the vibe: sort of classical, sort of Arabic, as noted above. I’m not as clever as @McD so I’m just going to say it sounds… Good!