Hey FFR what's the key you're usually composing on ?
Mine is A. Then I just happen to change the tone to one that is in tune with my whims and all.
Mine is A. Then I just happen to change the tone to one that is in tune with my whims and all.
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I use AA
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My electronic stuff usually starts in C major, then I just change the pitch~
But the pitch I mainly transcribe it to are C# Major or Bb Major.
When improving on my trumpet it's mostly D minor/ concert E minor
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usually i work with basic chord progressions or melodies that my hands or mind go to and work in whatever key that may be..
why would you have a default composition key?signatures are for nerds
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Don't know why, but the stuff I normally hear in my head is either C# Minor, A Minor (probably because of relative major), or F#Comment
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Depends on what I feel like tbh
D Minor, G Minor, any Jap in Sen, no limitations and no preferences really, except when I had no idea about anything music-wise I just made songs in C-Major because the "black keys are bad" LOLComment
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For metal, G minor or E minor.
Electronics/chip/whatever is usually in C minor. Those are the only three keys I know how to write in lmaoComment
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I do everything by ear and know little to nothing about scales and keys.
hehu
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I don't really have a go-to key, but I love making stuff in Ab minor.
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I work with C, but if I'm trying to remix something, I work with whatever the original song's key is.
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I go with wherever my head goes, I never really default to a key. Occasionally I will notate something in b or e minor if it's a specific difficult progression, then transpose.Expert AAAs: 22
Master AAAs: 11
Guru AAAs: 9
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