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i beat Unstable Hamster 2-0 and i beat Axel 2-0

i beat dpaladin 2-0

i beat keegan 2-0

i beat Necrotic 2-0

i beat Oddllama 2-0

i won 2-0 to Atmuh

symbolism for Zach, protector of Aerith that's all the wolf is. at least that's what i think it is imo also this isn't really the place for AC discussion...

i beat culturekoi 2-0 i also beat Sega 2-0

i beat kamoh 2-0

happy birthday bro

why is my name not added to the list?

happy 21st! have a good time, make sure Andy pays for it all

i'd say i was almost begged to join, but ok i'm in...but just so everyone knows, i probably won't be around very much very soon to play...this weekend i'm busy, and i'm leaving for Miami on tuesday; just to give a head's up.

let's play tonight!

i'm definitely in, i'm going sorceress just for this. my account name is Hemophiliac. oh btw it's going to be a mainly ice sorc.

well also it depends on how much clout you have. if you're a nobody you're probably not going to be able to negotiate much, if at all about what you're getting. if you have a few titles under you belt, you may have a little clout. it really is all depending on where you stand there.

i'm going to say that the composers that have made the music for games have done so as a "work-for-hire". if that doesn't explain it, i'll elaborate

yeah it's not funny, i say it because i'm going to miami for about a week during the week of the 5th.

i'm in definitely, though hopefully we finish within 2 weeks.

QFE congratulations proph

well it wouldn't really sound like G major, it'd be G whatever...since your starting note is different. you'd really have to hear some modal music to really see. there usually isn't anything in modal music to usually say "OMG we're in ___ Key", if you know what i mean. for example: non-functional dominant chords.

ok first of all the notes in a triad are a 3rd apart. so g major is G B D. modes are simply keys that have a different starting note, i'll use your G major since you're so comfortable with it... G A B C D E F# = Ionian A B C D E F# G = Dorian (starts on the 2nd scale degree) B C D E F# G A = Phrygian (starts on the 3rd scale degree) etc. etc. if you're playing as you said you would not be in a different mode, you'd still be wherever you were before, G. Yes mixolydian has it's own scale however i would not say you were using mixolydian unless that D chord was a D13. the progression you wrote up there is perfectly tonal: Am(ii), D(V), G(I) and Em(vi)...a very common progression, does not make it modal unless something else unique was happening. something like a bass ostinato or pedal, emphasizing a particular tonal center.

i have no idea what bar chords are because i'm not a guitarist, but i think it's probably safe to assume that the lowered note was the 3rd of the chord...ex: G major G B D, G minor G Bb D the major and minor scales are not based on chords, but rather an arrangement of whole and half steps.

F dorian or, G minor with a raised sixth

no that's incorrect, the key of G minor is G A Bb C D Eb F...this is the natural minor or aeolian mode if you will. the one you're thinking of G A Bb C D Eb and F# is G harmonic minor...with a raised 7th scale degree. (also note there is no D# it is an Eb, because there has to be one of every note in a scale). the difference between G major and G minor would be a lowered third (B to Bb), lowered sixth (E to Eb) and lowered seventh (F# to F). also i have no idea what you mean when you say "split"