Modal chord shapes
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2024
- Scale shapes by themselves are not necessarily "modes." The 7 scale shapes, however, CAN sound the 7 modes if you provide some proper chordal context. Try these chord examples and you'll hear it!
For more, check out the book "Voicing Modes"
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love the pool balls !!! Great way to show the modes !
This helped me more than just about everything I've tried to learn about modes over the last 30yrs.
Been playing for 40 years and this is the first time I've heard this; ??? Why isn't this taught anywhere/ everywhere, either way .... Thanks
To everyone thinking about buying the book:
DEFINITELY DO IT! The book is amazing and has so much more than you can imagine. Lots of food for thought, if i may...
Just go ahead and thank me later.
Whoa!! A most excellent demonstration of why “context” matters! Thank you!!!
Great lesson Noel, thank you! The interval visualisations with the coloured billiard balls at the bottom is a very cool touch by the way, the extra point of reference it provides, does seem to help my brain assimilate the information a bit faster.
Thank you,Noel🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i realized a very similar concept while practicing modes on keyboard, what I did was use the root as a pedal tone and then play what I call the defining triads over that pedal to give me the sound of the mode I want to play, I never got to translate that concept to guitar until now, thanks for this, just found your channel and I love it.
You're a genius!
Thank you so much!!🙌
Very cool. Love those chords
This is cool, I am going to play around with this concept. Thanks!
Noel,cool little lesson!!! how about some just like it BUT with the Hungarian Minor,Harmonic Minor and Melodic Minor...PLEASE???
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Brilliant. Many thanks!
Too Good, amazing lesson thanks to teachers like your good self music keeps progressing, seriously your share your heard earned knowledge freely it's is rather humbling. Peace and love David Bahar Edinburgh
Thanks - doing the exact same lesson (with pedal point) for the minor modes would be super helpful
is it possible to get a higher resolution graphic of the chord shapes with corresponding scales ?
❤ brilliant
Dude sweet
Hi! Thanks for the informative lesson! 🙌🏻 I am curious, tho.
The A Aeolian chord - why do you have the #5/b6 and the 2 on that chord? Couldn't we just have a regular A minor or a minor 7?
Thanks!
Yes. Good question! mi7 could work over a Dorian or a Phrygian as well. I picked a chord that was really specific to the Aeolian sound. 1,2,5,b6 (“Asus2(b6) which looks like a G13/A without a G, or an Fmaj7#11(no5)/A) lol!
Every chord I played was mode-specific (except the chord I played for Ionian technically could work over the 4 chord as well)
@@nohjoh08 makes sense! Thank you 🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
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Hi Noel. Which book is that diagram in? I've looked through voicing modes and can't see it.
Hi, those shapes are all in the “Voicing Modes” book, just not laid out all together on a single page like this. Let me know which one(s) you need to locate and I’ll help out.
@@nohjoh08 Noel.. it's all good. I just poured coffee and made my own. This is exactly what I've been looking at to hear the differences each mode has against a chord.
Very nice Sir 🫡🫡🫡