Is there a scale with the chords F# Major and A Major?

It will be model, one moment

A Mixolydian does, but I'm sure there are others.

Edit, I lied not mixolydian but just lydian.

I lied again. No standard scale will have both. But if it sounds good use it. Sorry it's every early in the morning and I just finished a paper.

>>72403382
You're still fucking wrong dude, lol

There is no scale that accomodates these chords, but there's plenty of non-diatonic harmony that works.

>>72403398
>>72403405
Thank you, guys!

I'll try to just run with it by ear!

>>72403311
No but F#7 is a common secondary dominant (of the ii) in A major so not that much of a stretch to just omit the 7.

F# double harmonic

>>72403311
You could play an F#m chord on top of an A chord or just an F# below an A chord and call it an F#m7, then use that to resolve to an F

It's so strange because it's such a recognizable progression but it isn't diatonic

B (harmonic) minor. A major will be chord VII, F# major will be the dominant chord with the normal practice of raising the third.

>>72403368
>>72403382
>>72403398
>>72403405
>>72403620
Read a book, lads. You're all wrong.

Octonotic 01 has it: 0134679t

F# A A# C# E
6 9 t 1 4

>>72403311
>>72403959
I guess it's early for me too. *Octotonic