What Scale Should I Use?
whygohome
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What scale should I use to construct a solo over a slow strum of this:
(e, b, and E strings muted)
g ---8---8---9---9---9---8
D ---8---8---8---8---8---8
A ---9---9---9---9---9---9
(e, b, and E strings muted)
g ---8---8---9---9---9---8
D ---8---8---8---8---8---8
A ---9---9---9---9---9---9
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Playing around with that, it seems like the chord tones are Bmaj7 and F#7. That means it could be the key of F# or the key of B; it depends on if the other major chord is an E (which would be the key of
or if it's a C# (which makes it F#).
If it's the key of B, then solo in B-major, or the relative minor scale of B-major, which is G#m.
If it's the key of F#, then solo in F#-major, or the relative minor scale of F#-major, which is D#m.
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Thanks. The minor scales seem to work pretty well; it's not the best riff to solo over though.
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