Harmony question

[prometh]

How can I recreate this harmony?:

 

[jlynnb1]

99.9% certain he was lip-syncing to something he pre-recorded

 

[prometh]

Any idea what the pitch differences were, though?

 

[sidler72]

sounds like a major melody. I would try ionian or mixolydian +3 +5

 

[prometh]

Aside from the whammy sound, I prefer the sound of down-pitched guitars. What would that be for +3 +5?

 

[Bakerman]

Here are the notes. It would require switching between a few different harmony settings. If you're playing the top part, 4 global scales w/ custom shift mode ordered like this per measure (some switches an 8th before/after beat 1) would pretty much do it: 1 2 3 4 1 1 3 4

 

[Randy4Guitars]

I didn't think I'd see someone transcribe that and then describe how to program it on the axe in 1 sentence! @Bakerman is WAY smarter than me!!

 

[prometh]

My goal was to apply this sound to a generalized harmony for practicing and a 25% mix of Mixolydian (+3 +5) did the trick. I'm still curious about how to apply a lower harmony, though. I'd read that +3 becomes -6; but couldn't find anything on inverting +5, and -10 sounded awful.

 

[Bakerman]

+5th inverts to -4th, but that just gives a voicing where you're playing the root on top. If you set up a way to switch among 3rd/5th, 3rd/6th, and 4th/6th down, that could get a bit closer for chord-based harmonies like this.

 

[Rhodes]

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I didn't think I'd see someone transcribe that and then describe how to program it on the axe in 1 sentence! @Bakerman is WAY smarter than me!!

He's the "Axe-Master"!

 

[Maurice]

@prometh,
very interesting, would you like to share the preset plse, thanks
@Bakerman genius

 

[pauly]

Hi prometh,



Thanks
Pauly

How can I recreate this harmony?: