do you give skyp lessons?

well the natural or relative minor (am to C dm to F or em to G) all have the b3 and b7 and 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 (see the minors post) the 3 notes that change within the ionian system are the b2 (phrygian) 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 –here in E E F G A B C the dorian #6 (raising the 6 or leaving it as it was in major ) 1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7 here in E F G A B C# D , there are two seperate minor systems also , the melodic 12b34567 and harmonic 12b345b67 they both have the raised 7th ,

To be honest im really into Jazz and stuff metal too. but more Jazz and i’ve been wondering modes really no one has made it this clear to me til now. thanks man for the bump!  haha

I can give you the theory but a good way to play over it is whatever the root is (say B in a Bm7b5chord)) you play the major cale 1 note above it (so C major) this is the easiest way to look at it. …..so D#mb5 chord you play E major
the formula is R b2 b3 4 b6 b7 …..C Db Eb F Gb Ab Bb locian ) ……for more stuff head to our website and check mark thompsons fusion theory …theres some other modes you may like too …metal and fusion stuff

The 3 major modes are Ionian , Lydian and Mixolydian
Ionian – CDEFGABC lydian – CDEF#GABC Mixolydian – CDEFGABb(orA#)C
Can you see there is only one note difference between each, There is also a formula assigned to each note 1234567 lydian is 123(#4)567.mixolydian 123456b7..this is true for the minors too check numbers for any minor key 1 2(b3) 4 5 b6 b 7 which in C is C D Eb F G A Bb – Dorian -1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7 – C D Eb F G A Bb phrygian – 1b2b3456b7-CDbEbFGAB )

Sup Man! Great Explanations I kinda have a request, i noticed how you would describe each modal scale Ionian, Dorian etc. like when you’re describin the scale, you say that the scale is pretty much the same as the major but some notes go either flat or sharp. I was wondering whether you can do a breakdown of that for each Mode

You are a genius sir I now understand.

jeff is great at explaining in detail , I like to look at modes as rungs of a ladder , each step happens to have a greek name but they are all the same ladder …..its just magicical how the scale can take on a new sound going from another ladder rung than the first ……..(I’m markT from SK)

like u said frist get it down on ur fingers then learn how to use em in a solo . i think i have em down now. Is there a video about how to use em in solos and stuff

I’m sure you’re in the “hounrole”

bro u made me even more confused could you break it down for me trust me i am not dumb i am a hounrole student from 8th grade and i will get modes if u break it down. Now i am a sophmore in hewlett long island NY the place where Satch and Vai grew up. i will learn something hopefuly other people will too i ent goona be a waste of your time.I take musictheory in school too but the teachers cant explain modes properly plz help dude will appreciate it!

my guitar teacher said that modes r just playing the major scale with a bass note in the background is that true like if the c major scale is being played in the the background and i solo over a g major scale then i am playing a mixalydian mode

 yes