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Yes, well unfortunately, that is not your choice that is Bill‘s choice 😊

Thank you!!

@@jamesharmon7733 I'm just pointing out that the lydian dom and lydian aug are separate modes,each having own character,but all part of the same scale which also includes the alt scale

@@mikegeld1280​​⁠If it wasn’t clear, my last comment was meant as a compliment. I love this stuff. It’s a great intellectual exercise for me. You’re awesome and thank you!

@@jamesharmon7733 yes of course, when I say cheeky, I'm talking about all the options there are for these cadences re lydian dom ,its great,the melodic minor scale is the best,like the other guy commented ,the whole tone scale fits right in there, its all relative,I do like the cheeky options we have here,it can make for some sophisticated phrases, if one uses these with great taste and style, cheers 👍

Just curious. How would you call it? Not altered bc there’s no b9 for example

@cyrusvanderkroon7689 sure,there is the alt scale (one of my favorite)but when you write lydian dom ,its a certain character, at a point it's just an altered,which leaves alot of options js,btw both of these modes are found in the melodic minor, the 3 lydian aug,4 lydian dom,there is a difference

Shut up already lol

You are absolutely right, the pattern makes sense on the fretboard and generally outlines #11 and #5 since it also features the natural 9 it’s quite inside. Works a dream over Lydian dominant chords, static dominants, triton subs and if you don’t fancy to throw the kitchen sink at a resolving/functioning dominant chord. For me it’s more important that the idea is coherent. Thank you for checking it out in the first place and taking the time to comment.

@@cyrusvanderkroon7689well to be fair in essence this is a whole-tone scale pattern more that anything. Maybe time to change the title, I came up with it messing with Lydian dominant and possible triad (and 7th arp) that go with it.

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