Excellent exercise - lots of different patterns put together!

Great stuff David! Love the variation of patterns!

Nice etude David, there's a lot of great usable licks in here (for me to steal!! )

Great work David! Sounds ace with all the different key scales!

Well done David,pure alternate madness!

wow great!!

great lesson !!! as muris said it's pure madness hehehe, I love it

Great stuff David! I've got a question though. I hope it's not stupid. The Key you say is E Dorian as opposed to D Major is this because of the Chord progression?

Sweet Lesson David I still suck at theory but if I played all those different modes Id still remain in the key of E Dorian ? Are there any scale patterns I can play below the 9th fret and still remain in the key of E Dorian ? Thanks - John

Eat-Sleep-andJam: The key is actually D major. E dorian happens to be a mode (second) of the D major key (as is every other scale in this exercise; C# Locarian and F# Phrygian). The best way I found to learn these modes on the guitar, as well as practically the whole neck, is to practice three note per string mode shapes. I'm not gonna repeat them here, they are summarized in various different lessons.

Hope this helps,
Boris

Oh, and btw David, very nice lesson. I think I'll incorporate that in to my practice routine

Thanks,
Boris

thats what i call speed
and a very clean tone
great

is this god?? hehe

Amazingly quick, yet so clean!!!

awesome playing! I have just registered and already there is so much to learn.

WOW
thats all i need to say

This is a sick lesson.
Thanks

David!!

great lesson!!!

good job!!!

your right thats my biggest mess there when I think about speed I mess up and when I try holding my breath well lets say the brain dont get enough oxygen when you do try to think doy!

Yeah! Took me a long hour to nail it;)
Great exercise, and really loved the lick in vid 4, I`ll be sure to add that to a shred solo:D