if you have a trained ear and it truly sounds good then yes its fine. the synth is probly detuned or something.
The key of my song is in G major, I got a synth that only sounds hot when played in the key of D#, Is this ok?
You don't need a trained ear to know if something sounds good or not. If you think it sounds good, it is fine, trained ear or not.
Key | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
G | G | A | B | C | D | E | F[sup]#[/sup] | G |
D[sup]#[/sup] | D[sup]#[/sup] | E[sup]#[/sup] | F[sup]##[/sup] | G[sup]#[/sup] | A[sup]#[/sup] | B[sup]#[/sup] | C[sup]##[/sup] | D[sup]#[/sup] |
E[sup]b[/sup] | E[sup]b[/sup] | F | G | A[sup]b[/sup] | B[sup]b[/sup] | C | D | E[sup]b[/sup] |
This is confusing me. If you're truly playing in Gmajor then D# would be the flat6 which is not in the scale and would clash with most things. Not to say you can't put a D# in there but it would create a really weird tension with the D which is actually in the scale if you're playing Gmaj chords. I think the best bet is to upload what you're talking about because if it sounds good it is either a detuned synth, you're not in gmajor, or you're borrowing chords like a boss and making cool music. Can you upload what you're talking about?The key of my song is in G major, I got a synth that only sounds hot when played in the key of D#, Is this ok?