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AWESOME EDITING, GAMECHANGING EXERCISES!! I look forward to following along with your channel :D

J'ai essayé votre pattern à partir de la corde 2 à vide. Je devais obtenir les triades Bdim et G à partir de la corde à vide. ça marche pour G mais pas pour B dim. Il y a quelque chose qui m'échappe dans votre démarche. Pourriez-vous m'aider à mieux la comprenre? Merci

Thanks for actually explaining the two different ghost notes!

J'ai bien compris le principe. Ce qui serait idéal, ce serait un cours complet avec toutes les cordes. On peut évidemment chercher soi-même mais c'est beaucoup de temps qu'on pourrait s'économiser. D'autant que l'idéal serait aussi de faire le même travail dans toutes les tonalités. Qu'en pensez-vous?

Very interesting and helpfull exercise.

J'ai eu beaucoup de plaisir à travailler sur ces exercices qui sortenet de l'ordinaire. Ce qui me plairait désormais, ce serait des exercices en relation avec des progressions d'accords du type : I-vi-IV-V ou vi-IV-I-V ou vi-ii-Vi- ou ii-vi-ii-V ou I -IV-V-I etc avec toute la musicalité de votre demarche. D'avance merci

Great lesson, WOW I'm impressed. I'm going to start doing this right away.

Lovely sounding chord and opens up so many possibilities

I think this is one of the best guitar instruction videos I've ever seen. This entire series is excellent! Thank you for these!

Interesting exercise and certainly has its place. Don’t we want to be learning how to arpeggiate chords of a key in a fixed position however (not just horizontally)?

Congratulations for your channel, I like your exercises that sound so classically beautiful.

Wow 10/10 production value

Interesting approach for the triads journey. This will keep me busy for a while,

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Great

Great video I really love and appreciate that.

love the info. your production value on these vids is insane too. really well done sir.

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Thanks

thank you!!!!

love the accent, and the lesson.

very nice to practice to!

How about other modes

Ah, the Hendrix thing? Didn't know it was called a double stop. Fun to do though and sound nice, I especially like the little licks during the verse on Hendrix's version of All Along the Watchtower.

No 4th or 7th.

Thanks for that 😊

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How is not minor while having a minor 2nd int, a minor 3rd, a minor 5th, and a minor 6th interval?

That's a great example. Hendrix had very fluent hands, and lots of techniques were done based on feeling back in that Era. He couldn't read music notes, but he is referred to decades later by musicians as an example of innovation technical-wise. 🎉

Would it be possible if an example of a use case of such modes is presented as you're explaining them. I lose track of what mode is which despite of them being very different in feeling 😅

Excellent practice for memorizing triads 👍

nice video

Great lesson! Thanks for the video 🙏🏻

Huh… hard to believe this has only two likes (one of them mine).

Simple and short way to teach modes! Great work!

really nice sir much luv from india

The triad diagram at the end, Em to C is 6 notes away C to F is 4 notes away F to Dm is 6 notes Dm to G is 4 G to Em 6 and so on it alternates between 6 and 4 throughtout the fretboard 😊

Hello, I just discover your website and it"s realy super. Thanks for this. Have a question is there a way to make a copy of the excercice? so you don"t have to play before the pcv but you can work even outside or in another room..

Heyyy I have been working on the part 1 for a week now and this dropped exactly when ı NEED it. Thanks man( ps : Both parts' intros gimmie goosebumps lol)

Nice

He talks like an AI

Clearly you should have covered at least 2 octaves, not justone....what are the other strings for? and is soloing on that mode not going to, very frequently, use notes of more than one octave?!!!!! SERIOUSLY. Do your job have decently at least!

Really? "To get the ionian sound, play the ionian scale" Gee thanks that really helped.

cool edits

I love guitar content about modes!

Lol. Whhhhhhud? 😂

why do americans insist of naming things when it's not really practical. It's just another scale. Period.

diminished 4th huh?

Meaningless to a lot of people. Most amateur players just play by ear, using chords that just sound good together

Daaayumm, didnt know that ringo can teach