The Sound of Mixolydian Flat 6 [5th mode of Melodic Minor][Music Theory - Scales - Songwriting]

In this video, I explore and compose a song using the fifth mode of the Melodic Minor scale, the Mixolydian Flat 6 mode. It is the fifth mode of the Ascending Melodic Minor scale, often called the Jazz Minor Scale.
I use a 2008 Gretsch G5120 to demonstrate.
In the final version I use:
Guitar: American Original 60s Thinline Telecaster
Bass: Fender Bass VI Pawn Shop
Synth: Yamaha DX7
Vocals recorded with a Shure SM7B and a Shure Green Bullet.
I use the Art Pro MPA II and the Art Pro VLA II as outboard gear.
Everything is recorded using a Universal Audio Apollo Twin USB.
Mixed and recorded with Cubase 12 Pro.
Song: I Wish You Well
Words and Music by David Boily

[@pablovasquez2166]

really really nice......looking forward to more modes examples.

[@MossandDandyMusic]

I just posted a new one, already working on more. I have a Dorian Flat 2, an Aeolian Dominant, a Lydian Augmented and a Lydian in the works.

[@TheMaxKids]

Love this video!

[@zumasuma5489]

Wow! Like your videos alot! The one with Hungarian Minor as well. Please make more Harmony Videos. Greetings from Germany and again GREAT Job!

[@fenthedog]

The Trent Reznor scale!

[@bradking1536]

Wow 🎉 great job 👍👏 hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8

[@MossandDandyMusic]

Thank you! :)

[@mitchellmartinez4638]

I have Gmaj as a "flat VI" chord, Going to the Bminor " i " chord. Ending the section of music. Is this a cadence? If not, can it effect writing a better melody?