How to Disappear Completely
F♯ minor102.2 bpm4/45:56
102 bpm4/bar
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E A D G B E · first 12 frets
In scale order from the tonic — press one, or
Nothing measured outside plain natural minor — the key really does tell the whole story here.
To solo over it: F# minor pentatonic fits everywhere. Open in the workbench →
Same seven notes as the key — each mode just treats a different one as home. The mode on a degree is the scale that fits the chord on that degree.
- IA Ionianplain major — the reference
- iiB Dorian♮6minor, but hopeful — the raised 6th
- iiiC♯ Phrygian♭2minor with a dark, Spanish ♭2
- IVD Lydian♯4major, floating — the dreamy ♯4
- VE Mixolydian♭7major, bluesy — the flat 7th
- viF♯ Aeoliannatural minor — the sad onethis song
- vii°G♯ Locrian♭5unstable — rarely a home
In scale order from the tonic — press one, or
- Performed key
- F♯ minor
- Concert key
- F♯ minor
- Version
- Studio
Key cross-validatedBPM cross-validatedMeter single-source
- Sources
- spotify · musicbrainz · acousticbrainz · getsongbpm
- Method
- Metadata · Audio analysis · Cross-source consensus
- ISRC
- GBAYE0000813
- MusicBrainz
- 740d324e-4356-4116-812d-17ea76a190ce