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Kristofer Dahl29th December 2007Great workout David! 
DeepRoots29th December 2007Awesome! Great for learning the 3nps and to get some modal runs started! Thanks David i love these lessons! ( especially with all the modal scale diagrams there to compare)
Bogdan Radovic29th December 2007Great lesson for both hands David !! Good job !! 
kaznie_NL29th December 2007little fast for me:lol: but it sounds rather nice!
Good Job David
Pablo Vazquez29th December 2007Great Lesson David!!!
Pavel29th December 2007Nice one David! The diagrams are really useful - i should get into modes a bit more
David Wallimann29th December 2007Thanks guys :-)
Andrew Cockburn29th December 2007Great Dave, I'll be slowing this one down a little though
The Uncreator29th December 2007Great lesson!!
Dejan Farkas29th December 2007Great workout Dave
Toni Suominen29th December 2007Great lesson David!
b lydian has a mistake on the d string. the last note should be c# not c.
boris
Nick32529th December 2007great
David Wallimann29th December 2007Thanks Bogdan, you're right!
I'm fixing the diagram right now. :-)
Muris Varajic29th December 2007Dave is our mode Master,great workout bro!!!
Hisham Al-Sanea29th December 2007great Dave and perfect lesson
Juan M. Valero30th December 2007Good lesson my friend !!! I really love the diagrams, you did a great work
mariogl9130th December 2007Great lesson! I can already feel it's working on my alternate picking
Marcus Lavendell30th December 2007Wow! Fantasic exercise!
Gerardo Siere30th December 2007Nice and funny excercise to learn scales, it´s always better tou use real music than a soulless click.
krudtaa30th December 2007yep. thats great.
Great excercise, It's really one of the things I need
Ben N31st December 2007this is a great lesson to learning all the modes!! I need to practice on this one..,. thanks david
Ivan Milenkovic4th January 2008Great lesson m8!
Smikey200610th January 2008haha sweet workout.. hard to memorize all the modes but great for mind and left hand!
bladzerok31st January 2008nice workout 
shideru_guitar26th February 2008how would u practice this on the metronome?
shideru_guitar9th March 2008hey dave i could do this using that legato technique!
but i can do it without the music cos it is too fast!
but i mastered all the boxes though
satisfied i am!
Carlos Carrillo29th March 2008nice lesson David!!!!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008Learning wooot! hehe
Awesome Dave...Great shirt!!!!!!
Time to help with your alternate picking chops and review the 7 church modes with 3 notes per string patterns.The track will go from one mode to the other without stoping, so make sure to be familiar with the following position.
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