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Andrew Cockburn1st July 2007Cool! I'm loving all of his modal stuff Dave - keep it coming 
Gen1st July 2007Great, i love this lesson!
Its a good training for me!
Dashooter1st July 2007I really like the intros you do. I think all the videos should have a intro.
Layzer1st July 2007i also like the intros!
Dashooter1st July 2007instead of explaining soloing in terms of modes, wouldn't it be easier to explain soloing in the following manner?
1. Determine the major scale the chords are built over.
2. Determine the melodic interval.
Muris Varajic1st July 2007Great one,nice jump into different mood!!
The Uncreator1st July 2007Great feeling to it! cant wait to start learning it!
Gustavo1st July 2007lovely 
I'm a huge metal fan, but I like how this site is branching out into other things. I'd like to see more lessons in this set plz kthx. Awesomesauce work, Dave. m/ >.< m/
Smikey20062nd July 2007I love this, this has such a nice sound are you using a tap echo or phaser for that effect?
stratman333rd July 2007I love this sound.....What is the effect you're using there?
The Uncreator3rd July 2007I think he has some delay on it, or maybe just some reverb, not quite sure.
Andrew Cockburn3rd July 2007Sounds like a big fat quarter note delay to me - I love the vibe of it, it is somewhat a signature Walliman sound as he used it in the modal pentatonics lesson as well. Lets have the details please Dave
David Wallimann3rd July 2007Haha!
So you like the sound I use?
Thanks! It's the factory preset from my Line 6 spider 2 amp.. There is a delay, and a slight crunch to it..
My Parker sounds great with that preset...
Dashooter4th July 2007could someone answer my question?
David Wallimann4th July 2007Sorry man!
I didn't mean to not answer you..
I usually try not to bring each modes to its major scale relative, because doing so can make your improvisation too linear.. What I mean by that is that all the caracteristical notes of the mode played over aren't the main focus of your playing.
I recoment avoiding bringing all the modes to a same major scale.. But learn all the modes and see them as an entire new scale.
Yes, all modes are "taken out" of a major scale. But in modern music, modes should be seen as whole new systems.
Now for that lesson, the first part which was in G Phrygian is taken out of the E flat major scale. The notes of G Phryggian scale are the same as E flat Major.
Harmonyzing E flat major would give us:
E flat Maj 7
F min 7
G min 7
A flar Maj 7
B flat 7
C min 7
D min 7 (flat 5)
funkymilk6th July 2007Man I love your sound! GMC needs more stuffs like this! Good job!
I absolutely love the sound to this. I am very new to the guitar (owned one for just over 4 months), but I am making lots of progress learning this piece (So far I can play the first half at full speed!, a huge achievement for me). But most of all I think that you have turned me into a modes addict too. I am glad that I found this.
Oh, and more importantly I should thank you for making such a great lesson and posting it here ^^;
yeah.. really good stuff
this kind of how you choose the notes and give it coulor.... brilliant!!!!
can you explain what you mean with this?
i do not really understand?????
?with the use of the minor second?
wasn't here a metronome in your list over the backing tracks???
i used it all the time....
could you get it in again?
what chord progression do you use here????
lg misha
Carlos Carrillo6th March 2008hey david!!!!!!
very creative lesson!!!!!!!!
thanks
Melodicintenions4th April 2008very inspirational kinda a work around for Lost without you?
Matt2318th June 2008Love it 
In this lesson we will study an improvisation that will use the Phrygian mode, and the Ionian mode (aka Major scale). The key is in G and the track modulates from G Phrygian to G major. The following licks are not very technical, but are there to show you how to build musical ideas that are built around the chords.
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