Bio-Tonetix: To anyone that knows how to play music

[Kuhnada29]

http://www.maximusband.com/bio-tonetix/04keys.htm I'm not a master in music theory, I just know how to play what I like by ear. I have no idea how to play sheet music. I really only know how to play major scales, and minor scales ( minor scales where you flatten the 3rd, 5th, and 7th note ) According to the chart above in the link, how exactly do i stimulate an organ? I'm not sure if this works, but I do want to try it anyway. For example, it says Pineal gland, stimulant tones, B, and response tones F#. Do I play in B MAJOR scale? or what, I'm not sure what he means by playing in tones, and i use software to play the piano so can't tune it, unless that means changing the root key.

[SKA]

Vey interresting. What a load of text. I'm gunna have to take my time to delve into it deeply.

[jarrhead]

The response tones are the musical fifths. Chord tones are 1-3-5-7-1(8). Try playing the musical roots and fifths and see your responses. If you're playing a guitar (only on the first four strings, because of alternate tunings! Five if you have a 7-string with a Low B) or bass, play the root note and one string two frets higher. Another interesting Idea would be to try to play different modes off the root, such as a locrian or mixolydian. Dorian is one of my favorites as well. Play major & minor modes. See if you feel any stimulus. Here i'm going to teach you another scale: The Dominant 7th (C7, G7, etc.) Play a major, flatten the seventh.

[Kuhnada29]

I'm sorry but, I'm still not understanding The response tones are the musical fifths. What do you mean? For the pineal gland example, in B major scale, F is a perfect fifth above B, so do you mean play in B major scale, with F# being the start of the next octave? Try playing the musical roots and fifths and see your responses. Musical root as in the play the major scale? And what do you mean play the fifths? Like I said, I'm terrible in music theory and even the terminology sometimes confuses me. I know HOW to play major scales for example, B major scale should be "B, C#, D#, E, F#, G#, A#, B with B being the start of the next octave.

[jarrhead]

The next octave would be a B. No. Take a C major scale for instance. C D E F G A B C C 1/8 D 2 E 3 F 4 G 5 A 6 B 7 C 1/8 Notice the G is the fifth note. That makes it a major fifth. Take any other major scale, and just the fifth note of it is a major fifth. Minor fifth would just be a flat five. Root is the start of the scale (C for C major). Not to be confused with chordal starts/mode changes.

[Kuhnada29]

Jarrhead, I got that down. I also see what you mean about perfect fifth, but what do you mean PLAY the musical fifth? " Melody with a dominate 5th note down the scale from the keynote, increases Bio-Response. In B scale for example, i play my melody, and then drop down a perfect fifth to F# and play F# major? or START the melody with B key down AND F# down. thnx for the help so far.

[jarrhead]

From what I'm reading, just play the root and the fifth. Maybe a fifth down, maybe up. Maybe the fifth an octave lower (3rd down) Let's say C Major (just cause it's easiest to explain) C D E F G A B C Try playing the notes in bold.