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Ramblingman
HI biggrin.gif

Say for instance we got an melody with the notes G-Gb-E-D-C-A-A-B-B#

Can you go trough this muris on how you would make chords to this ?

And make another example on a melody goes with the chords and what your thinking prosess to this subject ? So i can let it sink in biggrin.gif ?

Cheers m8 wink.gif
Muris Varajic
Hello. smile.gif

BTW it seems like you written these notes pretty odd
and here's why.
In this whole structure (after you play all notes) you get the sound
of G or Em scale, so it should be F# and not Gb,
also there is no need for B# note cause you had C already
and it sounds just the same.
So here we have these notes :
G-F#-E-D-C-A-A-B-C

Now I can use one chord for each note and it's called harmonizing:
G chord for G
D chord for F#
Em chord for E
Bm chord for D
C chord for C
Am chord for A
D chord for A
G chord for B
C chord for C

That's just one possible solution, there are many more
all you have to do it to find chord that has certain not inside
and of course the whole progression needs to sound "ok".

And the most simple way is to have G or Em chord in progression all the way, for all notes.
This might work but notes should be played faster, 16ths or som.

Let me know if you need more info. smile.gif
Ramblingman
Tnx for the help Muris biggrin.gif

But only one silly question left, So after my analyzing here , so you use either the strong note (3rd,4,5th) to make the chord? say for instance the notes c-e-d , first the chord C because of the root.. Then say on E the chord we use will be for instance the A because e is the fifth ?

correct me if im wrong, is it this you do it ?

Cheers m8 biggrin.gif
Muris Varajic
Yeah, I used strong notes only, root, 3rd or 5th, to keep them triads only. smile.gif
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