Oh my goodness Chusss.... I finally get it. Now i understand the order of the modes 1-7.... like dorian is number 2 bc its the 2nd note of the scale or lydian is number 4 bc its the 4th note of the scale... now it all makes sense...no more plucking arnd the board looking for that 1st position anymore You're a great teacher whether you mean to be or not Thank you from my heart for all you do for us Many blessings your way 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Mark, modes took a few years for me to fully understand and apply. I like to share what I learned with these videos. I am happy you find it useful, if you have any questions or suggestions just let me know. I always try to enhance those videos as an educational tool.
I really enjoyed playing through this, it was great for my mind ears and fingers. I know I’m repeating the slant of some comments by saying this, but… G Ionian-use sharps, F Dorian use flats, G pryg use flats, G lyd use sharps, G Mixo no sharps or flats, G aeolian use flats and G locrian use flats. I’m sure you know this already, but it helps to understand the related scales to each mode. Great stuff. I’m looking forward to checking out your other videos.
This is an excellent practice tool. The only downside is that the note names on the fret board are wrong most of the time. For anyone trying to learn the theory here, it will be confusing, for example, to try and justify A# as the flattened 3rd in relation to G dorian, phrygian, Aeolian or Locrian. Same goes for the other scale degrees. Otherwise this is brilliant.
This is great I really benefit from practicing to this. Also I think it would be helpful if you would include the chords progression that are being played in each mode . Cheers
Dude thank you so much!!! Literally where i was stuck. I thought the modes moved up like the minor pentatonic aka each mode is just the next step up. No wonder it always sounded like ass when i played with backing tracks. Feels like I just opened Panoras box fkin awesome!!!!🎉😮
G Ionian = G Major/E minor G Dorian = F Major/D minor G Phrygian = Eb Major/C minor G Lydian = D Major/ B minor G Mixolydian = C Major/A minor G Aeolian = Bb Major/G minor G Locrian = Ab Major/F minor
Great thanks good demo on the modes in action. Just an a observation. The Lochrian, being the 7th in the Ab Ionian, so the chord is Gm7b5 which you are playing on guitar. It's quite hard to hear what the bass note is playing (unless it's my gear or ears) but the Gm7b5 is also the substitution chord of Eb9 which without the bass can sound a bit like that rather than a Gm7b5. In which case the chord progression is a 1 5 1 in Ab.
I thought the point of modes was, say if you're in G Ionian(the major scale), the modes of G would be A dorian, B Phrygian, C Lydian, etc, as each note in the G scale becomes a starting/ending point for a new scale(mode). So for G Ionian, if we want a dorian feel, we'd start/resolve on 'A', while playing the same notes of the G major scale. If we wanted an exotic Phyrigian, we'd start/end on B', Lydian on C, etc. That way you can play all these modes without changing the key you're in, cause its all still the same notes of G, just starting and ending on different notes of the G.
Those modes only have flavor in relation to the context. If you play A dorian over a G major loop, it will never sound dorian. Oye Como Va (Santana) is dorian because of the harmony. Am is home base. In Aolian ("normal minor") the D chord should be minor. In this case, it's a D major chord. The one note that makes D a major chord is the 6th note from A. (raised or major 6th) You could play G major over Oye Como Va and never hit a wrong note. It won't, however, make it a song in G major as the home base is very clearly Am. You could, though, use the 7 modes as the seven "boxes" of the major scale. As with the 5 boxes of the minor pentatonic. That can prove helpful to navigate the neck, but it is misleading. To me, modes=flavors. To taste them, treat them as a tonality as was done in this backing track.
Great track thanks. I'd love to know what chords are being played as my ear is not that great yet. I understand certain chords bring out the modal flavour so would love to learn which ones thank you in advance!
![Demonstrating All 7 Modes in Parallel [MODAL MUSIC THEORY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bwaeBUYcO5o/mqdefault.jpg)
is no one going to mention how funky that bassline is for G Phrygian.... Shit knocked me back i was groovin
Chord progressions would be great to see how each mode fits over those chords. Great exercise to jam along to.
Ion Gmaj - Cmaj
Dori Gm7- C7
Phryg Gm7 - Fm7 / Gm - Abmaj
Lyd Gmaj - Amaj
Mixo G7 - Am7
Aeo Gm7 - Cm7
Loc Gm7b5 - Abmaj7
Oh my goodness Chusss....
I finally get it. Now i understand the order of the modes 1-7.... like dorian is number 2 bc its the 2nd note of the scale or lydian is number 4 bc its the 4th note of the scale... now it all makes sense...no more plucking arnd the board looking for that 1st position anymore
You're a great teacher whether you mean to be or not
Thank you from my heart for all you do for us
Many blessings your way 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Mark, modes took a few years for me to fully understand and apply. I like to share what I learned with these videos. I am happy you find it useful, if you have any questions or suggestions just let me know. I always try to enhance those videos as an educational tool.
Modal backing track with common root! Yesss!
Non-stop, spot-on excellence!
I really enjoyed playing through this, it was great for my mind ears and fingers. I know I’m repeating the slant of some comments by saying this, but… G Ionian-use sharps, F Dorian use flats, G pryg use flats, G lyd use sharps, G Mixo no sharps or flats, G aeolian use flats and G locrian use flats. I’m sure you know this already, but it helps to understand the related scales to each mode.
Great stuff. I’m looking forward to checking out your other videos.
Thanks for listening
This is an excellent practice tool. The only downside is that the note names on the fret board are wrong most of the time. For anyone trying to learn the theory here, it will be confusing, for example, to try and justify A# as the flattened 3rd in relation to G dorian, phrygian, Aeolian or Locrian. Same goes for the other scale degrees. Otherwise this is brilliant.
You are right. I did this long ago, I will fix it in future videos. Thanks for your tip.
@@chusssMusic thanks for your reply. Like I say this is otherwise an excellent video.
@@chusssMusicgoodman keep it up..briliant
Can u put all fret
This is great I really benefit from practicing to this. Also I think it would be helpful if you would include the chords progression that are being played in each mode . Cheers
These are great! They each need to be longer. Just as soon as I get into the groove it's time for the next one. Thanks. Great idea!
Glad you like them! Those are just snippets from the original album, Here is a link to the full tracks
chusss.bandcamp.com/album/jam-tracks-7-modes-g
@@chusssMusic Awesome! Thank you.
I know this is mostly for guitar, but I'm a keyboard player and I love it.
Dude thank you so much!!! Literally where i was stuck. I thought the modes moved up like the minor pentatonic aka each mode is just the next step up. No wonder it always sounded like ass when i played with backing tracks. Feels like I just opened Panoras box fkin awesome!!!!🎉😮
I am glad this video helped. Understanding modes was a great discovery for me after I started playing covers for a couple of years.
That G Phrygian Hits Hard👀
Very good to study and practice the modes!
Happy you find it useful :)
Great video!! THank you for the help!!
Whooaa- this one one gives (11) mins. between tokes!!
This visdeo was very useful and I enjoyed improving a little along the music ❤❤❤Love from Iran ❤❤❤
Happy you found it useful.
Thanks Chusss music! I love your videos! My scales are improving by leaps and bounds!
Happy to receive your comment friend. Keep going :)
Best Backtrack. Thanks
Excellent!! Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
I found this video really useful, thank you!!
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much
Great idea to provide this. Thanks SO much for all you do on this channel. * * * * *
Thanks
Thank you very much!!
Alterations from the major scale:
Ionian(major): none
Dorian: b3 b7
Phrygian: b2 b3 b6 b7
Lydian: #4
Mixolydian: b7
Aeolian(minor): b3 b6 b7
Locrian: b2 b3 b5 b6 b7
grazie per questo video molto utile mi ha aiutato a capire come funziona il sistema modale
ottimo
Happy to know it is useful. :)
How awesome, exactly what I needed! Thanks man!
Thank you
LEFT ANOTHER THUMB UP MY FRIEND!!! SOUNDED GREAT!!! :):):)
G Ionian = G Major/E minor
G Dorian = F Major/D minor
G Phrygian = Eb Major/C minor
G Lydian = D Major/ B minor
G Mixolydian = C Major/A minor
G Aeolian = Bb Major/G minor
G Locrian = Ab Major/F minor
Great. Relative approach to the modes.
Cool Video! Thanks ^^
Thanks Florian. Please check bit.ly/7modesEbc for 7 modes in E
good video, congratulations
Thanks man
Great thanks good demo on the modes in action. Just an a observation. The Lochrian, being the 7th in the Ab Ionian, so the chord is Gm7b5 which you are playing on guitar. It's quite hard to hear what the bass note is playing (unless it's my gear or ears) but the Gm7b5 is also the substitution chord of Eb9 which without the bass can sound a bit like that rather than a Gm7b5. In which case the chord progression is a 1 5 1 in Ab.
Thanks for the info!
this is great thanks. Makes it easier finger than 3 NPS shapes.
Very helpful. Thank you
I thought the point of modes was, say if you're in G Ionian(the major scale), the modes of G would be A dorian, B Phrygian, C Lydian, etc, as each note in the G scale becomes a starting/ending point for a new scale(mode). So for G Ionian, if we want a dorian feel, we'd start/resolve on 'A', while playing the same notes of the G major scale. If we wanted an exotic Phyrigian, we'd start/end on B', Lydian on C, etc. That way you can play all these modes without changing the key you're in, cause its all still the same notes of G, just starting and ending on different notes of the G.
Those modes only have flavor in relation to the context. If you play A dorian over a G major loop, it will never sound dorian. Oye Como Va (Santana) is dorian because of the harmony. Am is home base. In Aolian ("normal minor") the D chord should be minor. In this case, it's a D major chord. The one note that makes D a major chord is the 6th note from A. (raised or major 6th) You could play G major over Oye Como Va and never hit a wrong note. It won't, however, make it a song in G major as the home base is very clearly Am. You could, though, use the 7 modes as the seven "boxes" of the major scale. As with the 5 boxes of the minor pentatonic. That can prove helpful to navigate the neck, but it is misleading. To me, modes=flavors. To taste them, treat them as a tonality as was done in this backing track.
@@user-oy7gz5bf2h Wow man, thanks for the clarity!
@@user-oy7gz5bf2h Amazing reply! Great question! This really clears things up for me too! Thank you!
@@Rev3Band Glad to help.
Great track thanks. I'd love to know what chords are being played as my ear is not that great yet. I understand certain chords bring out the modal flavour so would love to learn which ones thank you in advance!
Also would be cool to see the circle of fifths up there showing the key
Mantap
Very helpful!!
Hi ! Good backing track to play with ! Could you give us the chords you used for the different modes please ? Thanks.
Good
Thank You! If i would play in A and use mode scale for A, for example, can I use this same scales on fret, just move on 2 frets?
Right. You can do that with all the modes.
Мне очень нравятся ваши треки , но например мне как новичку интересно какие сочитания нот вы играете ... Не могли бы вы их отмечать во время минуса ?
magnificence
I'd love to get some of these broken out individually with the scale maps...
Sure. There you go chusss.bandcamp.com/album/jam-tracks-7-modes-g
look at the shapes of each mode,once you see how a shape reflects that mode,its easy to visualize how the entire map is
Were some modes only for minor. Chords
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G phygian sound d prhygian to me
G Aeolian is D Phrygian. is that what you mean?
No I do d phrygian on it and sound more intuitive to me