Oraculum Mine

Oraculum Mine

Went through the music theory iOS app (see http://www.musictheory.net/), and read some of Alan Belkin's A Practical Guide to Musical Composition (see https://www.webdepot.umontreal.ca/Usagers/belkina/MonDepotPublic/bk/index.html).

I wanted to play around with chord progressions and diatonic triads in C major (because they are spelled out in the music theory app).
Pattern zero uses these progressions:
I -> I -> IV -> vii -> I
ii -> vi -> ii -> V -> I
Pattern one links the above progressions with other triads in between.

Only the VRC7 FM channels are used.
The triads are built up using different instruments- 0Dh organ/wurly, 0Ah music box, and 02h jazz electric guitar.
I played around with keys on the keyboard for everything other than the diatonic triads.

Feedback appreciated.

Sharing, copying, derivative works and commercial use appreciated.  No special request necessary.  Contributing derivative works to the public domain is appreciated but not required.  Attribution appreciated but not required (Brendan A R Sechter).

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Oraculum Mine

Written in 2012 by Brendan A R Sechter <sgeos *splat* hotmail *spot* com>

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