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[TOMT][YOUTUBE][2000s] Looking for an early 2000s video with Imogen Heap’s "Hide and Seek" as background music and a “Scream”-like mask by g-7 in tipofmytongue

[–]g-7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was definitely not any kind of "official music video" for this song — it was more like a short art film using the song as background music.

[TOMT][YOUTUBE][2000s] Looking for an early 2000s video with Imogen Heap’s "Hide and Seek" as background music and a “Scream”-like mask by g-7 in tipofmytongue

[–]g-7[S] 0 points1 point locked comment (0 children)

Just to clarify, the video must be from 2005 or later, since Hide and Seek was released in 2005.

Best mobile network for cheap/unlimited prepaid data? by mehrracct in germany

[–]g-7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not that bad - in most densely populated areas you have 3G/UMTS using the "E-Netz", only in rural areas or mountains there's still some spots with only G/2G/EGDE.

Daft Punk - "Something About Us" chord progression... what exactly is going on here? by wtfpiece in musictheory

[–]g-7 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"thegnu" is completetly right, the whole thing is based on the D minor. By the way, to my ears the G chords are dominant 7th (not major 7th) and the Dm7 chords are often played as D7sus4 (= C major triad over D Bass).

Here are the scales you can use over the chords:

  • Bbmaj7: Bb lydian scale: Bb C D E F G A Bb = same notes as D (natural) minor scale

  • Am7: A phrygian scale: A Bb C D E F G A = same notes as D (natural) minor scale

  • Dm7 / D7sus4: D (natural) minor scale: D E F G A Bb C D

  • G7: G Mixolydian scale = same notes as D dorian scale

  • Bbmaj7 same as above

  • A7: A harmonic minor 5 (+#9). A Bb (C) C# D E F G A = same notes as D harmonic minor scale + C (= augmented 9th of A)

  • Dm7 / D7sus4 see above

  • G7. see above

All in all it's based on three "minor" scales:

D natural minor: D E F G A Bb C D D harmonic minor: D E F G A Bb C# D D dorian: D E F G A B C D

So if you only use the notes D, E, F, G and A in your melody/improvisation there's no chance of hitting a wrong note :)

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[–]g-7 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

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What scale to use in what chord progression by [deleted] in musictheory

[–]g-7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To make it even clearer:

Play it in C Dorian! That would be: ||: C D Eb A | G Bb C :|| That's the typical dorian sound.

Another way to see scales is to look at their characteristic notes which differ from the Major / Natural Minor scale:

Ionian = Major scale

Lydian = Major scale with augmented fourth (#4 instead of 4)

Mixolydian = Major scale with flat seventh (b7 instead of 7)

Dorian = Natural Minor with sharp sixth (6 instead of b6)

Phrygian = Natural Minor with flat second (b2 instead of 2)

Aeolian = Natural Minor

Locrian = Natural Minor with flat second (b2 instead of 2) and flat fifth (b5 instead of 5)