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Matt23
Aug 22 2009, 07:36 PM
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QUOTE (Braer @ Aug 22 2009, 07:28 PM) *
so if i get this right, modes is just the major scale woth another root note?


Yeh, just about, but the concept of modes can be applied to any scale not just the Major scale. So the Major modes are the Major scale with different root notes. The Harmonic minor modes are the Harmonic minor scale with different root notes. The Hirojoshi modes are the Hirojoshi scale with different root notes. I also want to point out the different root notes are all the notes the original scale contains.

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thanks alot smile.gif but, how can there be 7 modes when there are only 5 boxes?

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There are 7 boxes and 7 modes. In C Major for example.















Those scale shapes were from Zsolt's Modal Madness lesson. Also I want to point out that the Major scale is called the "Ionian" as a mode, and the Minor scale is called the "Aeolian" as a mode.

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is A MINOR a major mode? :S

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Yes the Minor scale is the 6th mode of the Major scale. In modal terms though the major is called the Ionian and the minor is called the Aeolian. A minor is the 6th mode of C major.

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ok:) thanks

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No problem, if you have any more questions just ask. smile.gif

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why is https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/lessonvie...ge.php?id=11546 the c major on the link different from the c major you showed ? tongue.gif sorry i suck in theory and want to learn some smile.gif

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QUOTE (Jenbu @ Aug 22 2009, 10:41 PM) *
why is https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/lessonvie...ge.php?id=11546 the c major on the link different from the c major you showed ? tongue.gif sorry i suck in theory and want to learn some smile.gif


There they're using the Phrygian shape, which contains all the notes of the Major scale, but not starting on the 1st note of the major scale. If you look closely you'll see the root note is actually the 6th note of that shape, not the first.

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Excellent responses Matt, I see you've been working on your theory smile.gif

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If i take the first scale diagram that emir linked, can i make that phrygian or ANNY other mode just by using another root note?

so for example G major = Mixolydian?


BTW why is there no lesson on modes at gmc?

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BTW why is there no lesson on modes at gmc?

Of course there is. There are tons about modes.

Here is my one

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isent there anny explination on modes?

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Braer, check out these two lesson.
Modes - An Introduction
Modes - The Theory

QUOTE (Pedja Simovic @ Aug 23 2009, 02:30 PM) *
Excellent responses Matt, I see you've been working on your theory smile.gif


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