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Nazgul17th January 2009There is a Harmonic Major Scale? 
Very interesting stuff! 
Pedja Simovic17th January 2009One of my favorite scales Ramiro. Works great for Dom7b9 chords 
Emir Hot17th January 2009Great use of this scale Ramiro well done
Bogdan Radovic17th January 2009Cool lesson Ramiro!
Ramiro Delforte17th January 2009Thanx guys!
Nazgul: Yeap, there is a Harmonic Major 
Pedja: That's right mate!
berko17th January 2009This series is epic so far... 
And it's nice to see an orange T-shirt... it means that it must be hot there while there is hardly 18 degrees celsius in my room...
PS: Ramiro, if it's not a problem, could you indicate the chords of the BT on the screen (main video)? I mean, in the upcoming lessons. I know it's in the text and you do a workout of it every time, but it would be much easier to follow the solo and the phrases with these chords in the corner of the screen...
David Wallimann17th January 2009I am really enjoying this series of lesson man, keep them coming!
Ramiro Delforte17th January 2009
And it's nice to see an orange T-shirt... it means that it must be hot there while there is hardly 18 degrees celsius in my room...
Muris Varajic17th January 2009Wicked.
Hisham Al-Sanea17th January 2009cool & exotic
Toni Suominen17th January 2009Cool stuff Ramiro!
Trond Vold18th January 2009Cool Love those exotic sounding lessons
Dejan Farkas19th January 2009Odd and cool
Ramiro Delforte20th January 2009Thanx again guys!
I'm really glad you like this series
Hi GMC! Welcome once again to the Exotic Scales series and to the second part of the Harmonic Major scale. In this lesson we will see the application of the scale. I composed a solo so you can get ideas, patterns, arpeggios and different things to start approaching this new scale sound.
The techniques used in this lesson are:
- Tapping
- String Skipping
- Legato
- Sweeping
I hope you have fun playing the solo and you can make one of your own. If you do please post it so we can discuss about.
I hope you enjoy the lesson!
Here is the chord progression: Cmaj7- Dm7(b5)- Fm maj7- Cmaj7- B°7- Abmaj7 (#5)- E7 (#9)- G7(b9)- Cmaj7.
