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Sergio Dorado11th March 2009Very nice lesson for start learning modes, David!
Bogdan Radovic11th March 2009Great modal workout lesson David! 
Emir Hot11th March 2009great and useful lesson
Muris Varajic11th March 2009Modes are fun and this was cool!
Kuba Szafran11th March 2009Great and usefull stuff David ! Backing track sounds really great!
Piotr Kaczor11th March 2009Awesome and useful lesson! Even scales may sound beautiful!
Sinisa Cekic11th March 2009Yes ,this is a Classic ,good job David !
David Wallimann11th March 2009Thanks a lot my friends!
Sensible Jones11th March 2009That's a great way to start learning the Modes!! Great stuff David!!!
Pedja Simovic11th March 2009Good lesson David !
What VST did you use for string sounds ?
Zsolt Galambos11th March 2009Great lesson David, and a very useful one!
kaznie_NL11th March 2009Thnx David!!
Nazgul11th March 2009Great David, definitely useful!
Lian Gerbino11th March 2009very useful David, well done!
Crazy_Diamond11th March 2009Excellent lesson David .... Thanks
Dejan Farkas11th March 2009Very nice and useful
Ivan Milenkovic11th March 2009Very nice way of playing modes, nice sound as always man
Gerardo Siere11th March 2009Nice lesson Dave.
GuitarMonkey11th March 2009Great lesson. Very helpful. PLease keep up the great work.
David Wallimann12th March 2009Thanks a lot!
Pedja, I used Dimension Pro for the strings which is I think only available for Cakewalk Sonar...
Carlos Carrillo12th March 2009cool!! G Ionian and A Dorian!! I love this!! great lesson my friend!
Alejandro Pinero16th March 2009Cool Example!!
VEry good lesson man!!
Alejandro
Aleksander Sukovic16th March 2009I like the way you presented it. Good job, David.
David Wallimann16th March 2009Thanks a lot!
Memorizing modes can be difficult without a little help. Today's lesson should help you in that matter. Because the modes we'll be working on are all related to each other since all extracted from a common Major scale, the whole backing track should sound natural to the ear and guide you through the different scale positions you'll be working on.
Make sure that all your notes sound clean and pay attention to the fingering used. As you memorize this lesson, you should learn the names of the modes played as they will become very handy when the time comes for you to use them in your improvisations. Start with the opening video as it should answer the questions you might have on what modes are.
Practice well!
