Get the full lesson at www.guitarplayback.com The full guitar lesson will teach you everything you need to know about the Dorian, Phrygian and Aeolian modes. Full lesson comes with all diagrams and backing tracks. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Respond to this video… His beard is mightier than mine…
Hehehe!
Thank you!
hmmmm… (^.^ i wonder if anyone noticed) rob chappers (when he had his long hair) and dave look like twins I Used to get confused when i see a pic of either one of them
You were incredible on “Culture of Ascent”.
Awesome!
Differentiate I hope!
At 1.21 is that differenciate or “different shit”? lol:)
I really never noticed that, mainly due to the lack of study of these scales, but thank you very much Wallimann. Just memorized 3 scales in one minute
Please tell me there is at least one Salut, in one of the products you sell!!!
Yeah, I’ll throw a few more lick videos at some point.
A common mistake I see a lot of guitar players do is to add all the notes they can to a pentatonic scale. They make a hybrid scales from several and never really develop the ability to play diatonically and never really nail outlining the harmony that makes a dorian distinct from an aeolian etc. @ Wallimann – it would be good to give a few licks involving the extended notes that the modes bring to arpeggios and how to outline the mode they”re playing quickly ie getting the 2nds and 6ths early
Hehe! No, that’s just a sample from a product I sell.
No salut??!!
Yeah, or you can buy the full lesson too.
I agree, this stuff is easy.. Just needs method.
Thanks for watching!!
So, so many “teachers” tries to make it too complicated, don’t know why.
But You, You are great ! Thanks for sharing this !
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Guitar theory should be taught like that ! Simple and said straight !
I mean, I remember when I started playing I asked one guy to teach me pentatonics, he said ok, but it is really complicated, there are different positions and different keys. bla bla bla. (Now I see he was just trying to tell me subconciously how good he is)
I couldn’t went through it, until I found lesson on YouTube and realized that it is all connected to each other and with that knowledge it was MUCH easier for me.
really helpful, i was trying to unterstand these things for ever (to tell u the truth only 6 monthes). Can u make a video to explain where and when we can play these modes?
Thanks.
Coolio.
Amazing how there are so many ways to look at music theory.
Thank you man!
Exactly!