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The Uncreator26th August 2007Dude awesome Lesson!!
And a sick ass guitar as well, what brand is that?
Hungus26th August 2007Man thats a pretty trippy guitar
Iluha26th August 2007Great lesson, and what IS that guitar?
that guitar looks like a spaceship! haha what is it?
David Wallimann27th August 2007Haha!
I knew I'd get a lot of questions...
The guitar is a Basslab. It's a german company who make custom bass guitars. They are starting guitars now. All custom built. They sent me one a few months ago to check it out.
The sustain is beautiful as it's all made in one piece.
Eat-Sleep-andJam27th August 2007Looks like you have more toys then your parker in your closet afterall..... 
Nice Lesson David!
-John
great peice man and awesome guitar
GroovinMastiff27th August 2007Cool stuff man, you're the king of the modes
Oh, and that's one slick looking guitar, very aerodynamic looking 
Cool Guitar dude
Great job. I'm only seeing a diagram for B Lydian. Isn't this really more like a C# Mixolydian with the root B thrown in as a leading dominant 7th for that particular Mode? I'd like to see a diagram of the C Dorian you're using if possible. Sounds great, Thanks.
jonasrolf27th August 2007awesome
David Wallimann28th August 2007Just uploaded the Dorian scale.. Sorry for forgetting.
Should appear soon...
Kristofer Dahl28th August 2007Just spotted this - lesson republished and the scales appeared! 
Awesome lesson and guitar!
Juan M. Valero29th August 2007Basslab !!! incredible this guitar...
The lesson it's very interesting, good modulations, David 
Muris Varajic17th September 2007How could I miss this one??
Great lesson David!!
Guitar as well
Danilo Capezzuto28th February 2008Nice lesson.
Carlos Carrillo14th March 2008nice job!!!
beutifull melody!!!
thanks David
Melodicintenions4th April 2008un heard of use of scales couldnt ever imagine anything like that interesting..
Jesse13th January 2009Woooow, trippy is the word! 
Cool, how many strings are on there, like, 10?
David Wallimann13th January 2009
Cool, how many strings are on there, like, 10?
Pedja Simovic22nd February 2009Interesting guitar David and nice solo 
In this lesson David Wallimann presents a piece that alternates between two different keys. Whenever working on a song that modulates, it's important to prepare your leads so that you can start a musical idea in one key to finish it in another.
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Started by Kristofer Dahl Aug 26, 2007 with 2 replies Dorian to Lydian Modulation Lesson Europe: Dorian to Lydian Modulation Lesson Hey there, In this theory lesson David Wallimann provide... Enter >>
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