Hmmm, I posted this 3 days ago and still no response. Is there a reason for this or is my question not important?
Thanks
Hello Nic and thanks for the lesson.
Could you please explain how you went from considering each chord in a blues progression as a key (which is easy to understand), to the myxolydian mode? I kinda lost ya there:)
Secondly, are there any good lessons on the site that can point me towards tips and tricks that teach or demonstrate how to suggest the chord progression in a solo or any other resources? Thanks:)
here ya go http://www.truetemperament.com/
Where I can find a true temperament neck?
Cool lesson
This is great
Awesome lesson
Very nice lesson Nick!!
Very tasteful stuff Nick!
Cool, usefull stuff!
Nice idea there
thanks guys!
Joe - there are 3 systems that I know of - Fret wave, Buzz feiten tuning system and true temperament necks.
Juan - I did them in word
What are tempered neck? My music man has buzz feiten tuning system...something like that?
This is it. Great lesson. Nice idea to use this easy progression for the harmonization lesson.
welldone nick !
excelent job!
Excellent lesson !!!! how did you paint those diagrams ??? they look great
What a fantastic lesson, you are great Nick!
this lesson is fantastic Nick!!!
cool
love it, also, i love the way how you show us some chords and tabs at the front page of the lesson - it gives a little musical school feeling
Very awesome lesson Nick!
Great lesson Nick.
Very cool lesson, and great theory background for it. Great job Nick
thanks man... let me know if you have any other questions
Nick this is awesome you rock! This is new for me. Something to munch on great!
Sounds like a cool system, thanks for your fast answer, Nick
And keep up the good work.
Very good one Nick!
Great Lesson Nick
Greatness!!!
nope - but the two worst offending frets for open chords are tempered correctly -its a system called fretwave. I don't have the money for a true tempered neck - they seem great though.
nick
Is that a true temperament neck ?
Nice lesson Nick, sounds great
thanks guys - a pick in the mouth is optional but may improve your tone (just kidding)
Nice lesson! Glad to see you again!
Excellent lesson
Beautiful lesson Nick.
thanks guys, glad you got something out of it.
OC glad the theory is starting to make sense - it is so important as it helps you to understand the thinking behind the idea... and then you can make it your own.
nick
awesome lesson Nick
Wow, Best Lesson I've ever seen on blues rhythm
nice one Nick!
Keep up the great work with these lessons Nick. I'm slowly understanding how things work in music a little more. This lesson may be easy to play but the theory behind it is taxing and I enjoy it
great blues Nick..very welldone
Great lesson Nick! I also love that pick position
Very familiar...
This is a fantastic topic Nick - I would love to improve my chordal solo abilities - thanks so much!