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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Sir Bunting's music / Limb in the Rock
4/4 time, Enigmatic scale (except for bagpipe drone). Transposition numbers are: 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 going up and 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 going down
Created in Anvil Studio and SynthFont2
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Oh wow, super chaotic but it all flows so well... Very cool indeed!
I had to look up 12tone's video on the Enigmatic scale and it sounds hella hard to compose in. I think you picked a good arrangement of instruments to tackle the tone of the scale.
So is this like a walking rock?
I had to look up 12tone's video on the Enigmatic scale and it sounds hella hard to compose in. I think you picked a good arrangement of instruments to tackle the tone of the scale.
Like with most arcane scales, all you need to do is throw some notes at it and shake it a bit.
Really enjoyed this. The bass really kept it all together for me.
Oh wow, super chaotic but it all flows so well... Very cool indeed!
Thanx! The scale's missing perfect 4th and perfect 5th so I went the chaotic route
I had to look up 12tone's video on the Enigmatic scale and it sounds hella hard to compose in. I think you picked a good arrangement of instruments to tackle the tone of the scale.
It's fun to compose in ahaha 
the trick I find is to modulate up 4 semitones and not use every note in the chords
So is this like a walking rock?
It's an open-ended reference to physical action, sort of like petal to the metal
Really enjoyed this. The bass really kept it all together for me.
Thank you for listening! The bass was the last thing I added and I agree it rounds it out pretty good
