Blues scale
 

Which does not belong: D blues scale, A blues scale, G blues scale or C blues scale? Why?

pls reply:( which differs from the other three? like for example, take scene sequence and act. act differs because it is for theatre while the others are for making movies.

As far as I know they're all legitimate...a blues scale is just a pentatonic major or minor (typically minor) of any key, yes? With diminished blue notes thrown in...

I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. C minor blues would be:

C, Eb, F, F#, G, Bb

You can also use A in this scale.

um...A Blues because G C and D make the I iv V chord progression? if that's even what you're asking.

the real question is what are you asking? they're just scales. you havent provided us with a chord progression original key, or anything.

and really the blues scale is just the dorian mode minus a couple notes, so....your question doesnt really make sense without anymore information

I agree with Halfa.

baaah...circle of 4ths??
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I'm done.

A because G C , D make teh I iv V chrd prgression

but you could do D G and A, which is ALSO I IV V progression

That's a bizarre question...

What do you mean?

I'm locking this thread because the threadstarter hasn't returned to elucidate his question, and it seems to be disturbing people. :D