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arctic123418th May 2009Great lesson for some legato
Alexiaden9318th May 2009Wow ! Very groovy and funky !
Nice lesson, David ! ![]()
berko18th May 2009This rocks! ![]()
Emir Hot18th May 2009great lesson David and very well played
Bogdan Radovic18th May 2009Sounds great!! Very useful series! ![]()
playaxeman18th May 2009Very nice playing,
Thx David for this good lesson
SonofDestiny18th May 2009Hey David! Did you change your tone? It sounds really smooth! ![]()
David Wallimann18th May 2009Thanks guys, No, haven't changed the tone.
Used a preset from my Boss GT8 on this one... :-)
Ivan Milenkovic19th May 2009Great and groovy man, great sense for rhythm
Pedja Simovic19th May 2009This is excellent Mixolydian soloing, well done David !
kaznie_NL19th May 2009Technical but melodic aproach, great!
David Wallimann19th May 2009Thanks guys!
Marcus Siepen27th May 2009awesome lesson David






In today's lesson we'll continue exploring the possibilities offered in the Mixolydian mode. Let's start by examining the scale's formula which will help us see the chord it might work with: Root-2-3-4-5-6-b7
Taking the Root, 3rd, 5th and minor 7th of the scale tells us that we can use the Mixolydian mode over a Dominant 7th type of chord. To keep things interesting, today's backing track will alternate between a D7 and a C7 chord. We'll use the appropriate Mixo scale over each chord.
In order to make this technically appealing, we'll use a mix of 3 notes per string scale positions with Major pentatonic positions. Make sure every note sounds as clean as possible and keep a strong tempo!
Practice well!